Came here after listening to the album to confirm the singer takes his shirt off live. I was just like "There's no way this guy can perform with a top on."
From everything I’ve gathered from the group, he was the sound engineer and producer over the whole studio recording process. So, I feel like that has a lot to do with the bass prominence in both studio and life performance
@@user-hw9cj2nu5fwait... Who are you? He was my HS best friend, the best man in my wedding to my ex and we played together off and on from 98-03... Just curious if I know you too? My name is Alex.
Pamela is one of the most chilling and heartbreaking songs I have heard in a long time. The thing I love about this band, is the level of discomfort and terror they bring their songs is extremely authentic. I feel like this album will be looked at in 5 - 10 years time as a master piece of heavy music.
PURPLE MAN SMOKING IN MY ROOM. Just bought God's Country on vinyl from a cool little record shop in cork. Only know a couple tracks so looking forward to spinning it when i get home
They're headlining a tour this September with Intercourse (one of my favorite Noise Rock bands). Definitely gotta see 'em. Edit: Did see them, they ripped.
This is what i was just thinking. Likely the vocal technique he uses on the album isn't safe and he isn't able to do it much on tours cause of that. Many vocalists start this way but usually the ones that stick around either stop trying to scream at all or learn how to actually do it safely.
Vocalist here, can confirm. My overall technique is safe enough, but sometimes I want to add something a little extra unhinged, so I do that in studio and then don't go AS hard live, if I have multiple concerts over a short period. If it's just one show, I'll go all fucked though.
@@creekandseminole love all of those bands. cursetheknife is probably my favorite from this list though. haven't heard good local music in a really long time, it's refreshing.
just saw them live and needed to relive the calculated chaos - their sets will make your cheeks hurt from the humor but will also give you stank face from all the sludge. would 100% recommend 🔥
They played Tropical Beaches inc. instead of Grimace in philly last year and damn even though TBI is my fav track of theirs is would have loved to hear Grimace live. Thank you Chat Pile! Can't wait until y'all come back to the east coast. -The guy who shared some geological samples for the Band. 🖤🔮
I just think the guitars are so trebly & shrill (which I'm inclined to think is intentional) that it sounds like it's buried in the mix. Almost kinda noise droney actually.
It gets hot under the stage lights, especially in indoor venues, and you can’t really wash your stuff frequently on the road so most bands have a set of “stage” clothes that they change out of after the show. It also looks pretty comfy.
Does Mr Busch regale the audience with local history facts about films and film directors who lived or worked in the area the band is performing at every show, or was this special for Brooklyn? Or is he just a Spike Lee enthusiast? Like, I can see Raygun totally being the sort of person who haunts decaying Family Video outlets in dying strip malls in his native Oklahoma, not driving, just stumbling block after block to see if that place by the gun shop has that Blu-ray of "She Hate Me" and "Girl Number Six" he politely but mumblingly requested a week ago, but I can also see him in the back of van surrounded by empty Tuborg cans and Arby's and Culver's wrappers researching if anyone at all famous was born in the town they are going to. He's Midwestern. Hard working folk, they are. A little bit different.
He does. Here in Oklahoma where they are from he's always chatting about the local movie making scene and telling the audience about horror films and such.
@@creekandseminole Thus confirming my hope that Comrade Raygun Busch is possibly on levels of true and genuine wholesomeness that few can comprehend. To be sure, his lyrics describe awful things, yet he assiduously does not performatively celebrate atrocity and carnage, but gives a twisted compassion. His heart is as big as his belly. In a way, Chat Pile is the quite positive, as it points to the capacity for sincere outrage and resistance
@@TheTurtleneck64 I'm going to have to investigate the independent cinema of Oklahoma. I imagine it's rather intense. I assume that RB has watched "Dead Man's Shoes" several times
Yeah I started following him on IG, seems to be a truly masterful scholar when it comes to horror films. I’d take a look there if you’re interested in more Raygun/Chat Pile Lore.
The tones are filthy, so perfect. Been following them since they released their EPs in 2019, seems like a lifetime ago now. Can only hope they make it to the UK / London to some dingy underground bar so I can see them in the right setting. They're playing a festival in Bristol so can only hope!
I have that same bass. A white T-40!!!! You never see them in that color. His tone is so fucking crushing! I just picked it up for $140. It needs a little tlc and then ill be able to ruin my back with that heavy fucker!
It wouldn't be too bad to get into sludge metal too, I found chat pile off of a recommendation from an Acid Bath fan. They share a pretty similar sonic space.
i think this was their first big tour and he was trying to figure out how to maintain his voice over a long period of playing every night, it seems like the tour right now hes amped it up a bit but still not quite to the intensity of the recordings
Came here after listening to the album to confirm the singer takes his shirt off live. I was just like "There's no way this guy can perform with a top on."
Correct. Overwhelming hairy moob energy.
Holy shit. “Moob” is a funny word. 😂
Voice of an angel, body of a 47 year old divorcee
Idk I’d say he has the voice of a 47 year old divorcee too
you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
Most of us be looking like that doe
He has the voice of an angelic 40 year old divorcee
Aside from that he looks like he's 6'5"
This is the first Chat Pile show I’ve ever seen on UA-cam not recorded on a phone with clipping audio
that's how you know they've made it lol
I've never seen what their faces actually look like not in 480p wtf
They’re from Oklahoma, cmon man.
Vocalist has incredible caveman energy
The music sounds like Jesus lizard but he's definitely no David Yow
He's not even using half his energy, listen to the album
@@jlobiafra I disagree. I love his vocals. It’s different but his lyrics are so good as well and his delivery is great.
@@Fig_Bender More like 15% of it.
i dunno, their musicianship reminds me of Flipper
That is one hell of a bass tone.
From everything I’ve gathered from the group, he was the sound engineer and producer over the whole studio recording process. So, I feel like that has a lot to do with the bass prominence in both studio and life performance
3 werdz! Tronographic rusty box
i’ve known that fool since he was 14 yr old little scene kid…. he’s a groovy soul
good thing too since it’s all i could hear!
@@user-hw9cj2nu5fwait... Who are you? He was my HS best friend, the best man in my wedding to my ex and we played together off and on from 98-03... Just curious if I know you too? My name is Alex.
Pamela is one of the most chilling and heartbreaking songs I have heard in a long time. The thing I love about this band, is the level of discomfort and terror they bring their songs is extremely authentic. I feel like this album will be looked at in 5 - 10 years time as a master piece of heavy music.
Def a masterpiece. There’s also extremely dark humour imo through the album that adds even more texture to this thing.
glad I'm not the only one who detects that dark humor to it. It's almost tongue in cheek yet doesn't pull its punches? Good album
In a weird way, it reminds me of something Korn would write
It's a perfect description for their music! I love them for that vibe.
Mhmmm
Good to see Randy Bobandy finding a new calling after Mr. Lahey passed.
Paid in cheeseburgers
Thank you for this crossover I didn't know I needed
SUNNYVALE BELTWAY
Man’s gotta eat
0:00 Why
4:09 Slaughterhouse
9:03 Davis
12:50 Pamela
18:49 grimace_smoking_weed.jpeg
22:17 Face
26:54 Dallas Beltway
32:42 Garbage Man
37:05 Rainbow Meat
Thanks
Thank you!
You're doing god's work friend
Thank you homie!!
Fucking legend
PURPLE MAN SMOKING IN MY ROOM.
Just bought God's Country on vinyl from a cool little record shop in cork. Only know a couple tracks so looking forward to spinning it when i get home
This band makes me proud to be from Oklahoma
A coworker just told me about this local band 🙂
they're basically all we've got.
You got John Moreland so that's pretty cool
@@Snackrage rip thirty called arson
Chat Pile looks exactly like my drunk uncles
Why do I get the feeling Jim Breuer is on stage?
On a serious level; Chat Pile is awesome! God's Country is gruesome and brilliant.
If anyone ask me "what is anxiety?" I'll show them this set
Lol
weirdly i find their music totally calming
@@BLCKSQR same it’s like a weighted blanket
i feel like this description is reserved for girl band's KEXP performance exclusively
@@jaydavvg what?
Best noise rock band in a very long time! Someone please take these guys on tour.
I don’t think any band would want them blowing them off the stage every night.
They're headlining a tour this September with Intercourse (one of my favorite Noise Rock bands). Definitely gotta see 'em.
Edit: Did see them, they ripped.
Saw em a couple weeks ago in stl and I had tinnitus for a week and my glasses broke and it was AWESOME!!!!
Never clicked on a video so quick
💯
Saaaaaaame
Ooof me too
The album is great - but what I miss here is the vocal intensity or insanity from the album ... this it what takes Chat Pile to a unique level.
This is what i was just thinking. Likely the vocal technique he uses on the album isn't safe and he isn't able to do it much on tours cause of that. Many vocalists start this way but usually the ones that stick around either stop trying to scream at all or learn how to actually do it safely.
It makes sense to sacrifice your voice for the albums and switch style slightly for vocal cord preservation and stamina while performing on stage.
Vocalist here, can confirm. My overall technique is safe enough, but sometimes I want to add something a little extra unhinged, so I do that in studio and then don't go AS hard live, if I have multiple concerts over a short period. If it's just one show, I'll go all fucked though.
still a fun set. and still haunting. try some other metal sets, this really works
Damn, I hope these guys come to the UK soon. Incredible stuff. Jesus Lizard in an abattoir.
August!
This guy gets it.
Okay, now add Wicked Puppet Dance and you have the most outrageously cooked live set imaginable. That was transcendent.
Bill Burr killing it on drums.
Thank you for bringing back the energy of Big Black and the Jesus Lizard - great bands.
The transition from grimace to face... oh fuck
I think about that transition at least once a day
Kinda crazy how they are in a way leading the charge in being a really small band from Oklahoma and exploding in popularity in a rapid pace.
Oklahoma it killing it with the local scene. Check out Cursetheknife, Downward, Black Magnet, Money, and Mad Honey.
@@creekandseminole love all of those bands. cursetheknife is probably my favorite from this list though. haven't heard good local music in a really long time, it's refreshing.
This was some of the most fun I’ve had at a show in a while
DAMN. Glad to see a nice live video with great audio of this band. HAMMERS AND GREASE.
just saw them live and needed to relive the calculated chaos - their sets will make your cheeks hurt from the humor but will also give you stank face from all the sludge. would 100% recommend 🔥
I absolutely cannot wait to experience this live one day.
Wouldn’t have missed this show (and the Monday one) for the world...and fucking hell that bass tone’s super gnarly & nasty. 🔥🔥🔥
How loud was it? Was it jigglin yer nugs?
They played Tropical Beaches inc. instead of Grimace in philly last year and damn even though TBI is my fav track of theirs is would have loved to hear Grimace live.
Thank you Chat Pile!
Can't wait until y'all come back to the east coast.
-The guy who shared some geological samples for the Band. 🖤🔮
I would LOVE to see these guys live.
Yes baby. These guys are groove monsters
Thanks for posting!
I was waiting for a saint vitus set from these absolute beasts
Wish I could've been at this one! Great band & great album
What an absolute BEAST! Love it!
This band is awesome. Please come do a show in Atlanta
Coming to Aisle 5 this week!
they're so GREAT. please come to Indonesia or Southeast Asia.
Yeah i’d definitely watch them if they come to Indonesia, see what kind of other sickos listen to them
Thank you.
so great to see onlyusemeblade sober and expressing himself like this
Seriously bummed now that I didn't get to see them with Lingua Ignota.
OMG YES 😢
That would have melted the building.
Brutal Truth and Godflesh had a baby!
Beautiful video.
PURPLE MAN... SMOKING WEED?!!
YES. Where were you all my life!
These guys are rad.
This is awesome in unexpected ways
Oh, is a kind of Napalm Death on pills, too.....this is fucking great, really.....
T-60 + T-40 = Awesome
I know right! Nobody ever seems to notice that lol. Sick instruments from peavey back in the day
Does Raygun ever not sound drunk lmao
I agree, on the album he also sounds like that to say the least, I wonder if he took something.
@@zrinkamatezovic1535 I think he might just be good at doing that voice, but who knows really
He’s super down to earth and well spoken on his Insta stories, outstanding performer
@@willnovak4173 he does seem pretty cool :)
At least Raygun isn’t Naked
My god Dallas beltway sounds absolutely unhinged here
this is like primus meets daughters meets converge meets tinbuk3
the transition from purple man to face. i was not ready for that!
Increible
Wish the guitar was more in the mix :/ but still great the band has reached Saint Vitus status
Doesn't even sound like guitar amp was even mic'd up
I just think the guitars are so trebly & shrill (which I'm inclined to think is intentional) that it sounds like it's buried in the mix. Almost kinda noise droney actually.
@@femkilmer2909 i think the same, i feel like a very bass tone. Anyone knows what tune they use?
@@franciscojavierfernandezca7114it’s either drop A or A standard. in an interview they described it as “korn tuning”
I wish I have the chance to see this band live
These guys sound absolutely vicious, mix is amazing here too.
Guitar is way too quiet in my opinion, sounds a little skeletal
Shirtless sweaty dude growlin 'send my body to Arby's'...
I think I find my spirit animal
Wow, that’s pretty badass.
I'd love to see these guys tour with Deafheaven.
Great
Great!!!
No Wicked Puppet Dance?? Oh man that’s devastating
That was definitely... something!
Wouuu, Here in Madrid we hope to enjoy a live Chat Pyle show sometime, but without much hope
Yeah man! Oklahoma represent!
Fucking awesome band!
damn they sound even better
🖤🖤🖤🖤
They're so good. Give me Daughters vibe. Different and just good!
Forever praying for unabridged grimace
Does anyone know why the drummer sports the very same hockey jersey on every chat pile UA-cam video you’ll ever find ?
Because hockey is cool
It gets hot under the stage lights, especially in indoor venues, and you can’t really wash your stuff frequently on the road so most bands have a set of “stage” clothes that they change out of after the show. It also looks pretty comfy.
Can confirm he is a hockey freak and that's a Chat Pile custom jersey.
Does Mr Busch regale the audience with local history facts about films and film directors who lived or worked in the area the band is performing at every show, or was this special for Brooklyn?
Or is he just a Spike Lee enthusiast?
Like, I can see Raygun totally being the sort of person who haunts decaying Family Video outlets in dying strip malls in his native Oklahoma, not driving, just stumbling block after block to see if that place by the gun shop has that Blu-ray of "She Hate Me" and "Girl Number Six" he politely but mumblingly requested a week ago, but I can also see him in the back of van surrounded by empty Tuborg cans and Arby's and Culver's wrappers researching if anyone at all famous was born in the town they are going to.
He's Midwestern.
Hard working folk, they are.
A little bit different.
He does. Here in Oklahoma where they are from he's always chatting about the local movie making scene and telling the audience about horror films and such.
@@creekandseminole
Thus confirming my hope that Comrade Raygun Busch is possibly on levels of true and genuine wholesomeness that few can comprehend.
To be sure, his lyrics describe awful things, yet he assiduously does not performatively celebrate atrocity and carnage, but gives a twisted compassion.
His heart is as big as his belly.
In a way, Chat Pile is the quite positive, as it points to the capacity for sincere outrage and resistance
He did that in Philly too, he's funny as hell but has a weird sense of humor
@@TheTurtleneck64
I'm going to have to investigate the independent cinema of Oklahoma.
I imagine it's rather intense.
I assume that RB has watched "Dead Man's Shoes" several times
Yeah I started following him on IG, seems to be a truly masterful scholar when it comes to horror films. I’d take a look there if you’re interested in more Raygun/Chat Pile Lore.
The tones are filthy, so perfect. Been following them since they released their EPs in 2019, seems like a lifetime ago now. Can only hope they make it to the UK / London to some dingy underground bar so I can see them in the right setting. They're playing a festival in Bristol so can only hope!
Two dates at The Dome my G - I hope you have or can snag tickets!
@mistermonsterr absolutely, got a ticket as soon as thr first date was announced
That is the lowest hihat i have seen in my life. So fitting.
This guy loves hammers and grease.
that was kinda legendary
TRUE 90-x!
WAWA
"goodbye, thank you"
this band fukn rules
hints of scratch acid
Definitely.
David Yow. Every Chat Pile song is basically a love letter to The Jesus Lizard.
@@BIGxBOSSxx1 the music is similar but this singer is no david yow on stage
Meat Waggy
No Kemper bullshit here. Fuck this rules!! Where’s the electronic drums? Great set.
WHY?!?
are they taking the legacy of Unsane? Fantastic sound.
nice
WHAT THE FUCK MAN CHILLS THROUGH OUT THE WHOLE VIDEO COME TO FUCKING BOSTON WTF JUST HIT UP BROOKLYN THATS IT?
heavyset
noise-bombtrax!
I’M COMING FOR YOUR CHILDREN
I have that same bass. A white T-40!!!! You never see them in that color. His tone is so fucking crushing! I just picked it up for $140. It needs a little tlc and then ill be able to ruin my back with that heavy fucker!
If the delivery of Jessie crying *”HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS”* was a band
love these guys. Can yall please recommend similar noise rock bands?
NoMeansNo. The Jesus Lizard. Cows. Butthole Surfers. Shellac. Big Black. The Paperchase. Arabrot. Godflesh.
@@TheSouthernfried45 Unsane.
It wouldn't be too bad to get into sludge metal too, I found chat pile off of a recommendation from an Acid Bath fan. They share a pretty similar sonic space.
Ken mode!
Kinda reminds me of Kiss It Goodbye in certain parts.
KIG were awesome
Where those screams at?
i think this was their first big tour and he was trying to figure out how to maintain his voice over a long period of playing every night, it seems like the tour right now hes amped it up a bit but still not quite to the intensity of the recordings
Montrefuckingal here we come
Thank you gnite!
Crowd: Why?!
Is that a T-60?
39:14 my favorite
Jesus Lizard+ nick cave+napalm death+……….
& early SWANS 👍
WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE TO LIVE OUTSIDE
WHY *WHYYY*
the singer seems like he drank so much alcohol he is now at a constant state of drunkeness without any alcohol