Meshuggah - Immutable
| Release date: | 1 April 2022 |
| Style: | Technical thrash metal, Math metal, Progressive metal |
Owners: |
72 have it 18 want it |
01. Broken Cog
02. The Abysmal Eye
03. Light The Shortening Fuse
04. Phantoms
05. Ligature Marks
06. God He Sees In Mirrors
07. They Move Below
08. Kaleidoscope
09. Black Cathedral
10. I Am That Thirst
11. The Faultless
12. Armies Of The Preposterous
13. Past Tense
02. The Abysmal Eye
03. Light The Shortening Fuse
04. Phantoms
05. Ligature Marks
06. God He Sees In Mirrors
07. They Move Below
08. Kaleidoscope
09. Black Cathedral
10. I Am That Thirst
11. The Faultless
12. Armies Of The Preposterous
13. Past Tense
Review
Lyrics Jens Kidman - vocals
Fredrik Thordendal - guitars, synthesizers, backing vocals
Mårten Hagström - guitars, backing vocals
Tomas Haake - drums, spoken words
Dick Lövgren - bass
Rating:
7.8
7.8
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Rating: 7.8 |
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| Daddy Pig Homeschooler Posts: 100 From: Canada  |
Just listened to the teaser on Youtube. Got my Meshuggah blinders on....don't care 'bout no other release this year.
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| Mehrad Posts: 652 From: Iran  |
This hits soooo fucking hard.   Obzen vibes
---- Ride a horse that's cleaving through the air and space of dreams.
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| Spiritual Anarch Posts: 413 From: Bahamas  |
Written by Mehrad on 15.01.2022 at 06:42 Personally, I never cared much for ObZen  But I have high hopes, based on this teaser 
---- What is the difference between the man who fools you from the pulpit, and the other man who fools you from the platform? Both of them seek to obtain power over you - To rule your mind, control your property interests or labor power.
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| FYA Destroyer Posts: 822 From: Poland  |
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| Majohadica Posts: 57 From: Slovak Republic |
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| EtherealInfidel Posts: 7 From: Slovenia  |
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| Ansercanagicus endangered bird Posts: 318 From: France  |
I loved all Meshuggah albums up to Koloss, but the two last ones sound incredibly boring to me. What is it that I can't get?
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| CarlosBM Posts: 14 From: Mexico |
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| CarlosBM Posts: 14 From: Mexico |
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| nonZero Posts: 1024 From: UK  |
Written by Ansercanagicus on 01.04.2022 at 21:16 Same for me - they sound uninspired compared to their older albums.
---- My Favourite Albums (ordered & rated) Top 200 Overlooked Albums (with genres) So I Heard You Like Wintersun... (Time II find new bands)
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| AndyMetalFreak The Nice Guy Posts: 1618 From: UK  |
I have to say the sound too this album is an absolute beast! Although to me it's too much on the repetitive side, and a wee bit too lengthy. The drumming though is relentless throughout, and the riffs are really heavy, but a wee bit too repetitive, and although this is not really my preferred style, I have huge administration for how much has gone into it, and admittedly I have slightly warmed to the style. I've never really been that into Meshuggah tbh, but after this album I think my original opinion about them may have somewhat changed. Might have to go through their discography again and see if I can warm to them a bit more.
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| Boxcar Willy yr a kook Posts: 8262 From: Canada  |
Much too repetitive for my taste. There is a lot going on, but also nothing happening. Similar song structure and vocal work caused me to become bored by the fourth track.
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