Haka and Headbanging: How Alien Weaponry Celebrate Māori History Through Heavy Metal
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2021
- With their uniquely crushing blend of groove-metal and thrash, Alien Weaponry have already captured the ears of the international metal world. Now, they're bringing fans into their own. The New Zealand trio open up about how they celebrate their country's indigenous Māori heritage by incorporating the ceremonial haka dance in their own breed of heavy metal.
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Saw these guys open for Gojira earlier this month-they were awesome! I always love seeing metal come from or being enjoyed by people who you may not expect-it shows just how universal this genre is (minus the elitist gatekeepers who can give entire fanbases a bad name) and how there are still so many unique directions in which metal can go. Way to go boys! 🤘
Same! They were awesome. I saw them in Albany on my birthday. Gojira was also amazing!
I had never ever heard of Māori culture or the people until i bought Gojira tickets earlier this past summer. I decided to check out the supporting bands and was blown away by these guys. When I found out they were super young and that Henry and Lewis were brothers…I was all in. I have 4 boys and to see how these guys get along is so inspiring. I’m old enough to be their mother but I LOVE what they’re doing for Māori and I learned a few songs bc they ROCK!
YESSS - AMEN from FINLAND \,,/
The Haka is one of the most powerful things on earth. Maori culture is fantastic! Stoked these guys represent!
Chills every time.
Haka and metal are a match made in heaven
they opened up for anthrax a while ago , one of best concerts i went too and they were fantastic!!!!
Bass player looks thrilled…
Haka is badass!!! I get chills with this. Awesome
Nothing breaks brotherhood in bands. All the greats, Pantera, Van Halen, AC/DC, and their inspiration Gojira. These guys are a breath of fresh air and I love it. Henry Is the fucking man
Saw them open up for Gojira last month, put up a great show!
Gotta check this band out...love New Zealand and family are from the North Island. Plan on returning again...all the best from out here on land with the Kangaroos in Victoria Australia.
2024 still listening to this fantastic metal band!!. ❤
I love this band so much!
Such luv n respect 🤘🏼🌏🤘🏼
To the guys of alien weaponry
🤜🏼🤛🏼🤘🏼🌺🤘🏼such amazing music and work
makes you feel like you can go through a mountain
haka all about extending your pride, your roots, your fight for everything that is really important to you. it's awesome the boys are representing!
Saw them at Welcome to Rockville in Daytona. Badass band! 🤘🏼❤️🔥🤘🏼
Me too, I enjoyed them.👍
They killed it in Austin!
yo this is dope
Love my Pakeha people
Henry and Lewis de Jong. With this surname they should be descendants of Dutch or Flemish immigrants. Love the powerful mix of metal and Haka!
Saw them last night in Austin Texas. Fuckin legends
a bit early to be considered "legends", unless you use that term very loosely. lol they're great at what they're doing, i have their album and like it. I also love their embrace of their culture with the Haka and everything else they incorporate in their band. I think they have a lot of potential and they'll only continue to get better and their fanbase will def grow too.
@@defkorn8893 LEGENDS! I SAID WHAT I SAID! FIGHT ME!
@@TexasBedouin you would lose. 🤷🏻♂️
Alright that's it. Let's take this outside
@@TexasBedouin we are outside
I want to be your Taonga Puoro player stuff the pre recorded scene
oh thats me
love this band so much, but hey...anyone else see the upside down cross in the backround? :P
Bros. I'm nudging 50, and have 100% white DNA. I grew up in waiwhetu, and our local kohanga reo was one of the first in nz.
Str8 up, I fucking love what you fellas do. Carry the torch and.educate the worl. Because only when the world is educated will tbe 'wangareis', 'wanganuis' and 'paraparams' actually sit the fuck up and take notice.
Kia kaha from Te Whanganui A Tara
was this recorded at st vitus?