Guaranteed highlight of the year, then.

All hail Patrick

We all know that Patrick is the real brains behind Igorrr. Gautier is just the human face of the band so he can get record deals etc.

Miagre was a lot better and more evolved record than the last full length. So hoping more in that vein.

Written by 3rdWorld on 24.09.2016 at 13:20

Miagre was a lot better and more evolved record than the last full length. So hoping more in that vein.

Nah, after revisiting it recently Miagre is probably the least good thing attached to Igorrr. It's a good collab but the Ruby My Dear breakcore contribution really waters it down. Hallelujah is basically perfect.

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.09.2016 at 13:24

Nah, after revisiting it recently Miagre is probably the least good thing attached to Igorrr. It's a good collab but the Ruby My Dear breakcore contribution really waters it down. Hallelujah is basically perfect.

Could be. I remember Hallelujah being way too weird and aggressive when I listened to it. Thats why I've sticked to Miagre whenever I wanted a dose of Igorrr; it was more easy on the ears and very memorable and had a lot of symphonic parts, melodies and hooks. Need to revisit the full lengths again since I've completely forgotten how they were now.

Written by 3rdWorld on 24.09.2016 at 13:30

Could be. I remember Hallelujah being way too weird and aggressive when I listened to it. Thats why I've sticked to Miagre whenever I wanted a dose of Igorrr; it was more easy on the ears and very memorable and had a lot of symphonic parts, melodies and hooks. Need to revisit the full lengths again.

That's weird, I feel the opposite way: Miagra seemed harsher and far more breakcore oriented than Hallelujah, outside of a couple of tracks. Dunno, Hallelujah just felt like a record that had years spent on it whereas Miagre felt like ideas thrown into a melting pot and brought out a tad too early.

Miagre might sound like unfinished and a watered down Igorrr but it sure as hell wasn't harsh to me. Hallelujah felt like a true overdose for me, it had lots of complex and aggressive electronics, weird and experimental parts and could've had some noise parts too . I didn't revisit it a lot and was also quite a while back tbh so I don't remember.

I'm definitely with 3rdWorld, Maigre was way more focused and just better all around. Also, stop calling it 'Miagre' please

Yeah stop calling maigre "miagra"

Miagre.

Mammiagreia

Viagra.

I remember checking Hallelujah for the first time and it comes out to be totally bastardized affair. Very fucking experimental with new elements cuts-in from time to time, absolutely brilliantly executed and then it's breakcore. I loved it 'cause it was brilliantly set up and then sounds really justified what Igorrr is made up of.

Somehow, i didn't find collab to be on the level of "Hallelujah" but still a kick ass collab of 2014.

I'm ok with these events.

Didn't listen to the collaboration. Only bothered with Hallelujah which was a very good album but not as awesome as Joe and some other peeps say.

MammaMiagra