one of the best albums ever... this album like wakes up my heart like injecting it wit hfreaking uppers and then lays a blanket over it pulsing noise wtffffffffffffffffffe gj im soo high
Proud used-owner of 7744 n Each Indvidualk Silence bought in '04 (n 8949 since). Man n I was obsessed with Daughters nah nigga not even close to ATSS' expertice..
He was screaming like this in ATSS from like 1999 to 2002 and in Daughters from 2002 until around 2004 when they started writing the second album and he changed his vocal delivery. So about 5 years of this, I doubt it was hurting him, otherwise he would have HAD to stop much earlier
@@sisir9639 I don’t bro I don’t pay a lot of attention to that kinda stuff. The other 2 albums I was talking about were daughters first album and see you next Tuesdays album. I’ve heard it called math grind core before 🤷♂️
@@Doer231 "Mathgrind" seems to be the colloquial term, though a lot of people also tie it to Sass/Sasscore. Check out Ed Gein and The Sawtooth Grin, they did similar stuff (Ed Gein were a bit darker and more metallic, Sawtooth were wackier and rawer).
@@Doer231 similar to what NoEsUnUA-camr said, but I call it Mathcore. unconventional song structures, (lots of starting and stopping, improv and parts you wont hear two times) and an intense and energetic hard metal sound. Bands like The Locust, Gaza and Car Bomb do these things with their own unique and personal sound. The Locust has elements of noise and old-fashioned electro type shit, Gaza is more instrumentally fucked, and Car Bomb has a cleaner and deeper metal sound.
The songs "Oma" and "Afghamistam" from Botch. Sikth also have a few tracks like that off their debut. As far as metal groups go, I can't think of too many. Dillinger Escape Plan have some really cool piano parts and Coalesce got some really eerie sounding ones as well.
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jon needs to be recognized more for the S tier drummer he is
Hard agree. Even compared to his performances in Daughters, his early stuff with ATTS is godlike. Supremely underrated musician.
It is in deed god level , maybe above , definitely
the crazy, wide open double kick phrases in these songs as well as the first daughters album are unparalleled to this day
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Thank God!
Lmao nice. God that dudes fanbase is pure AIDS I swear to god.
If one actually makes it here though I wouldn’t mind them knowing what good music is
Before Daughters were Daughters, they were ATSS. Hello from 2018.
Hi.
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@@CousinSlick_ yo. Hello from 2021. 2018 me was happier lol
didn't think an album like this would make me feel sad and terrible but it did with that ending
nice ved buens ende pfp
one of the best albums ever... this album like wakes up my heart like injecting it wit hfreaking uppers and then lays a blanket over it pulsing noise wtffffffffffffffffffe gj im soo high
Proud used-owner of 7744 n Each Indvidualk Silence bought in '04 (n 8949 since). Man n I was obsessed with Daughters nah nigga not even close to ATSS' expertice..
I seen this band live, they played with Converge...
Elitists be like: "they all sound the same"
I love this album!
Fukking nostalgia holy shitt bro I can't believe I found this here
just listening to his vocals is hurting my throat. no wonder he doesn't scream like this any more
Alexis still screams like this in his side group Fucking Invincible
@@roberttreanor7252 hes in fucking invincible?!?
none of your business he’s the vocalist
He was screaming like this in ATSS from like 1999 to 2002 and in Daughters from 2002 until around 2004 when they started writing the second album and he changed his vocal delivery. So about 5 years of this, I doubt it was hurting him, otherwise he would have HAD to stop much earlier
@@gabet7193 what does atss stand for?
Whenever I started writing stuff that sounded like calculating infinity I stopped,these guys however did not. God bless the original Dillinger
That drummer and guitarist were absolute pioneers in metal.
Sweet! 14 minutes just got added to the only other 2 short albums of this genre. NOIIIIIIICE
what genre is this? i'm genuinely curious
@@sisir9639 I don’t bro I don’t pay a lot of attention to that kinda stuff. The other 2 albums I was talking about were daughters first album and see you next Tuesdays album. I’ve heard it called math grind core before 🤷♂️
@@Doer231 "Mathgrind" seems to be the colloquial term, though a lot of people also tie it to Sass/Sasscore. Check out Ed Gein and The Sawtooth Grin, they did similar stuff (Ed Gein were a bit darker and more metallic, Sawtooth were wackier and rawer).
@@Doer231 similar to what NoEsUnUA-camr said, but I call it Mathcore. unconventional song structures, (lots of starting and stopping, improv and parts you wont hear two times) and an intense and energetic hard metal sound. Bands like The Locust, Gaza and Car Bomb do these things with their own unique and personal sound. The Locust has elements of noise and old-fashioned electro type shit, Gaza is more instrumentally fucked, and Car Bomb has a cleaner and deeper metal sound.
@@drpibisback7680 These band have nothing to do with sass
untitled one and two still sound so goddamn unhinged its insane
A fucking masterpiece man.
77 is the best track in my opinion
It's the track that made me look this album up to hear again.
@@deathisaprimitiveconcept Nice
reminds me of Calculating Infinity
Mathcore is nice
Why haven't I heard this before?
Limewire-core
Tower of Rome meets the number twelve looks like you
listen to discordance axis
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any other bands with piano segments like this?
The songs "Oma" and "Afghamistam" from Botch. Sikth also have a few tracks like that off their debut. As far as metal groups go, I can't think of too many. Dillinger Escape Plan have some really cool piano parts and Coalesce got some really eerie sounding ones as well.
Nine Inch Nails had similar piano segments made around the same time on albums like Still and The Fragile.
Thanks.
Some of wrist meet razor's material has some piano parts. especially the demo and first 2 eps
@@mythicshadow4207 Orchid - She Has A Cold, Cold Heart, Pg. 99 - Goin south, 7 Angels 7 Plagues - Jhazmyne's Lullaby
ATSS is just a poor man's Sawtooth Grin
Lol
daughters cant even sound like this anymore. whats with all the hardcore bands being all posers.