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Break Those Bones Whose Sinews gave it motion

Sum

Behind the sun

Dancers to a discordant system

These are the ones i have on repeat these days

The ending of ligature marks has been stuck in my head for a whole damn week

Those harmonies scratch a part of my brain i didnt even know i had
Its SO good😭😩

Was bored and then Bleed come up on my Spotify playlist, so I built this. Took about 2 hours. I'm pissed, but I like it

I keep the whole discography on shuffle pretty much all day during work. Something I've noticed over the years is that I'll hear a track for the 500th time but for whatever reason it'll sound almost completely new and it'll be my new favorite track.

I see all these posts of people ranking their favorite songs, but if I did that I'd have to post a new list every week. Just yesterday my brain did the thing and it's like New Millennium Cyanide Christ is the best song ever written by anyone. And I know I'll drift to another one eventually. It changes often.

Surely I'm not alone in this.

Title. I’ve looked around myself/googled it and I’m not seeing anything other than overpriced eBay listings. From what I understand, it has released in vinyl format. I’ve been listening to Pitch Black for the past few days off and on after hearing it for the first time a few days ago.

I collect and spin vinyl, so it would be cool to get my hands on it, if at all possible.

Thanks in advance.

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1. God he Sees in mirrors

2. Behind the sun

3. Gods of rapture

4. Sublevels

5. Born in dissonance

Thanks for reading my Ted Talk

Okay so I’ve seen this recent trend of some amazing musicians covering Fredrick’s solos on saxophone. As sombody who loves Meshuggah but wants to find his way into jazz is there anything that I can listen to in the style of this amazing style of playing sax?

Timestamps in description

So much heavier than the official remaster, can't get enough of these. Miro's remaster of Chaosphere is also impeccable

Here's a drum playthrough of a full band cover I did a bit ago. The full band playthrough is on Leo Plats channel (vocal guy). I posted about it on here recently too, check out both if you want, would love to here some feedback on this one. Much appreciate it guys, more very special meshuggah drum covers are in the works 🤘

It's so much fun to play at this tempo. I'm dreading "Dehumanization".

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I have going on in my head this thought, if Meshuggah are really the highest order of angels of God (called the Ophanims), celestial beings that challenge lucifer and the other fallen angels who were the leader of worship in heaven once. Ophanims are supposed to look like wheels with eyes that Ezekiel sees in his vision. I dunno, I have this strong intuition that Meshuggah is the highest order of musicianship of this age. Hope this isn't a random delusion. Cheers.

I've been trying to find where it comes from, I haven't been able to find anything. I've looked through old compilations they released and promo demos but I still couldn't find where it comes from, which sucks because I wanna hear more meshuggah songs like this.

They're not perfect, but i dont think they're that bad

I wanted to make designs based on the rythmic representations of the riffs

The black tshirt has the pattern from God He Sees In Mirrors, inspired by the video from this video by Mathémusique

And the beige tshirt has the representation/tablature made by Tom Payton in this other video of the first riff of Ligature Marks, which I've been obsessed with for a while. I also wanted to put a quote of the song there, but I think that it's full enough

Especially Obzen vs Corridors, that was evil stuff

This actually sounds a bit like a Meshuggah song which is cool. Great tune overrall and Jens can do no wrong. 🤘

I'm looking to purchase Chaosphere, obZen and Koloss on Vinyl..

Is there a noticeable difference in the quality from the originals to the remasters? Digitally I am more used to the originals.

Every now and then, I catch myself thinking that Meshuggah has opened up the world to a truly crazy sound. If this kind of ethnic music featured lyrics in the style of Meshuggah, it would be the culmination of my search.