Post by rfan8312 on Oct 4, 2019 20:33:54 GMT
Meshuggah - Catch Thirtythree (2005)
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Released in 2005 by the band Meshuggah from Sweden.
From 2006 to 2010 I was a rabid fan of this innovative metal group. But their releases since Obzen (2011) have left me mostly disappointed, although I don't blame the band one bit for taking their sound in another direction. But wow did I have a few good years there with albums None, Nothing, I, Chaosphere, Catch 33. I really got into it and lived my life on the hilarious MeshForum dedicated to discussion of the band and general sillyness.
I got into 33 a bit late and didn't really even care for it so much at first. Now I find the repetitive nature of the first 4 tracks nearly hypnotic with the vocalist's rhythms.
Certainly an aggressive sounding album but it isn't mindless pummeling imo.
BTW this is intended to be a 45 minute long song.
If you can tolerate this up to In Death - Is Life/ in Death is Death there is a real treat imo in that second part that just slows down to silence and slowly builds itself back together into some kind slow, undistorted musical piece that sounds beautiful to me.
After that point is where the real meat of Catch Thirtythree is with track 'Shed' and everything that follows. Very well recorded and mixed it seems to me. I'd really like to hear this on an end game speaker set up I've not heard it on anything other than soundbars, cheap speakers and fairly good headphones.
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Wiki:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch_Thirtythree
Released in 2005 by the band Meshuggah from Sweden.
From 2006 to 2010 I was a rabid fan of this innovative metal group. But their releases since Obzen (2011) have left me mostly disappointed, although I don't blame the band one bit for taking their sound in another direction. But wow did I have a few good years there with albums None, Nothing, I, Chaosphere, Catch 33. I really got into it and lived my life on the hilarious MeshForum dedicated to discussion of the band and general sillyness.
I got into 33 a bit late and didn't really even care for it so much at first. Now I find the repetitive nature of the first 4 tracks nearly hypnotic with the vocalist's rhythms.
Certainly an aggressive sounding album but it isn't mindless pummeling imo.
BTW this is intended to be a 45 minute long song.
If you can tolerate this up to In Death - Is Life/ in Death is Death there is a real treat imo in that second part that just slows down to silence and slowly builds itself back together into some kind slow, undistorted musical piece that sounds beautiful to me.
After that point is where the real meat of Catch Thirtythree is with track 'Shed' and everything that follows. Very well recorded and mixed it seems to me. I'd really like to hear this on an end game speaker set up I've not heard it on anything other than soundbars, cheap speakers and fairly good headphones.
Spotify:
Wiki:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch_Thirtythree
