Unholy shitstorm incoming.

Damn, I have a feeling it's going to be a fucking amazing year for these guys... not only a collab with an awesome grindcore band, but also a new, regular full length of their own shit as well. Highly anticipating both!

I'm only on the second track and am already mesmerized *.*

Streaming in full here

Could very well be their best collab yet (The Body), it's fucking intense and unrelenting but thankfully maintains a lot of the spooky ambient/electronic interludes here and there too to slow down the pace and make things extra creepy. Fantastic balance, both bands are playing off each other's strengths pretty fucking well here

Apparently these ridiculous vocals are a common feature of their music then, that's a shame. This would be good otherwise

Written by musclassia on 25.03.2016 at 13:35

Apparently these ridiculous vocals are a common feature of their music then, that's a shame. This would be good otherwise

Are they really that bad to the point of ruining everything else going on here? Because if that is the case, well damn, I wish the vocals were gone myself too then, just so more people would enjoy this creative, aurally intense music. Seems like that's the one thing that people consistently complain about the most with this band (The Body)

I don't see (hear) anything wrong with The Body's vocals, it fits the music.
People listen to Schammasch and then they come and complain about The Body vocals

Written by Karlabos on 28.03.2016 at 19:15

I don't see (hear) anything wrong with The Body's vocals, it fits the music.
People listen to Schammasch and then they come and complain about The Body vocals

Schammasch have bog standard, midrange-ish, bm vocals. The Body have, on the recent full length at least, atrocious, obnoxious rasps which don't sound like they belong on anything with any quality. Dunno about this one though, but I'm guessing it's similar.

Written by Auntie Sahar on 28.03.2016 at 18:29


Are they really that bad to the point of ruining everything else going on here? Because if that is the case, well damn, I wish the vocals were gone myself too then, just so more people would enjoy this creative, aurally intense music. Seems like that's the one thing that people consistently complain about the most with this band (The Body)

On both of this year's releases I was finding them borderline unlistenable at times, and I'm not sure the last time I found vocals so detrimental to my overall enjoyment of the sound. I wasn't that hot on the rest of the music on this album that it would make too much of a difference, but I imagine I would've quite liked No One Deserves Happiness without them. I checked out All The Waters... after listening to this year's releases from the band and those vocals were notably less prominent, and I was fairly keen on that album.

Written by Karlabos on 28.03.2016 at 19:15

I don't see (hear) anything wrong with The Body's vocals, it fits the music.
People listen to Schammasch and then they come and complain about The Body vocals

Pretty much the same as !J.O.O.E.! said, Schammasch have sub-standard extreme vocals but they're fairly conventional and I don't feel like they're quite as terrible as some commenters on here have said, just beneath the quality of other prominent vocalists with a similar style. The Body's vocals are significantly less conventional and far more likely to be divisive - I imagine there are some people out there who like, or at least tolerate them, but those high-pitched squeals are really obnoxious for me. I was going to say it might help that Schammasch's music is in a style more in line with my tastes in that I might be more forgiving of their vocals, but I think The Body's vocals would irritate me when combined with any music

Written by musclassia on 28.03.2016 at 20:33

On both of this year's releases I was finding them borderline unlistenable at times, and I'm not sure the last time I found vocals so detrimental to my overall enjoyment of the sound. I wasn't that hot on the rest of the music on this album that it would make too much of a difference, but I imagine I would've quite liked No One Deserves Happiness without them. I checked out All The Waters... after listening to this year's releases from the band and those vocals were notably less prominent, and I was fairly keen on that album.

Yeah All The Waters... might be the album with the lowest vocal presence, actually, it's mostly instrumental, so I would indeed recommend it to those not all that fond of Chip King's vocals. It's interesting to see sometimes how vocals can deter people from a band entirely when they're more or less fine with all other aspects of the music. I kind of feel that way about Inquisition

This album is 11/10 fucked up.

How can say this is music ? I really don't understand. This is only nose, guys screaming, samples? instruments? musicians? I listened it in entire because I prefer do that before to judge. I always say "to listen once is almost like you didn't listen. You need 2 listens at less to get an opinion." Sorry but this album killed my speach

Here we go again.

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Written by Korah on 26.07.2016 at 22:41

How can say this is music ? I really don't understand. This is only nose, guys screaming, samples? instruments? musicians? I listened it in entire because I prefer do that before to judge. I always say "to listen once is almost like you didn't listen. You need 2 listens at less to get an opinion." Sorry but this album killed my speach

You know noise is a genre of music, right?

More or less. In france we use to say "this is just noise" to mean 'this is pure shit' or 'very very bad'. However, even if it does exist like a "genre", I consider that like almost the worst effort in music. Sorry but if you take the album I picked at first place on my 2016 top (Vektor - Terminal Redux), the entire work on it is so much bigger and better than The Body / Full Of Hell's album. Even if these bands have nothing in commun, exept being on Metal Storm

I adore this album