MESHUGGAH - Demiurge (Official Music Video)
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2013
- Taken off the album "Koloss"
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MESHUGGAH is:
Jens Kidman - Vocals
Fredrik Thordendal - Guitars
Tomas Haake - Drums
Mårten Hagström - Guitars
Dick Lövgren - Bass
Lyrics:
Demiurge
Writhing and embraced,
Retribution, soul eclipse turns solid,
Energized, sucking vomit - acting like its honey;
Deprived of I,
Falling while thrusting squares through circles,
Serving one single new dimension.
Terror rising, agnostics nemesis, a prophet of extinction.
I scorch the skies before your very eyes,
My deliverance - enslavement labelled: love.
Just trust this nemesis to sign and seal extinction.
#Meshuggah #Koloss #AtomicFireRecords
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What the hell are we supposed to listen to after this?
I'm struggling myself
Bleed? 😆
@@SeanSulkaHyde I'm a normie I started with that. Pull this up you will love it. Doom bfg division it's so fxcking heavy
@@SeanSulkaHyde tell me that shit ain't super heavy
Try "Slaughter to Prevail - Hell"
While my guitar djently weeps.
Good one
😭😭😭
The screenshot I took of this comment was at 1:37, y'all should indulge in a quick pause at 1:37
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See Meshuggah live, it's a whole experience. It gets you in a sort of rythmic trance like no other band can do. It's extatic.
I swear
T minus 3 weeks been 22 years since I saw them open for Tool. Life changing!
@@Lolaandcassidyadventures Meshuggah are evil Tool !
I need to experience that!
I can confirm and second this statement
Me: looking at my strat
Strat: don’t even think about that
me with my strat that has an amp with no distortion and no pedal
“Look honey! They are playing our song!”
man I won't fucking gf no one till this can happen
And then you start heavily headbanging together
This literally happened at my parent's wedding, except for the song being from Disturbed. But the spirit was the same
Haha brilliant 👌
Selamun Aleyküm
4:18 cracks me up everytime as he clenches his teeth trying to hold his body together otherwise the heavy groove would rip him to pieces
LOL!
I was going to just comment on that! See you had the same idea lol
perfect comment
He looks like he's trying to summon demons from hell
you think its a joke but it’s actually true. he’s holding on for dear life with all his strength
One of the best descriptions I have seen of Haake's drumming was: "He plays like he is powering machinery in the depths of hell with his drumming"
Viking beat shaman
Fredrik holding on for dear life at 4:17 is a big mood
the riff is so heavy that the guitar is weighing him down and hes trying to keep it up xD
The irony is this song is a piece of cake for him. "Combustion" and more recently "God He Sees In Mirrors" would probably be more effortful. But nothing can stop djenty gramps.
@@EnthalpyHIt isn’t always about technicality. It’s about playing for the song and where the notes you’ve chosen to play take you.
Is A BiG mOoD
My seven string guitar: Sounds like a horse farting.
Meshuggah guitars: Sound like Thor plucking suspension bridge cable using a truck as a pick.
That's because they use 8-string guitars...
they’ve got super low output pickups, and that’s where they get that punch and clarity.
@@citacis546 thanks
In case youre wondering 8 strings alone wont get you this. These son of a bitches fuck with so much distortion they have to coat their pickups in wax 😱
RyGuyGuitarist dude do you have any recommendations for low output pickups, my band uses drop G and I really want to do some low as fuck groovy shit but my stock pickups don’t quite do the job
My son was conceived while this song was playing, 7 years ago. He is now 11 feet tall, 700 lbs. I named him Harald
Is his last name Össteffssonne
Based
Does he rule over us now?
@@WeAreOffHanded He moved with his mom in mountains. We had problems with schools and i couldnt afford feeding him (he ate all my enemies already though). He want to be a pro world destroyer when he grows up, we shall see.
Mine is a bulldozer
This song is speciffically made for the people that stay calm when its night and no lights in the house
That exactly what I'm doing.
So, people who aren't afraid of the dark?
@@dmac1259 For they have gazed upon it too long.
@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062be careful not to cut yourself on that edge
That’s when I’m the calmest
At 48 years old I'm still loving metal. I can't wait till I'm in my 80's and I get to play this in the old folks home .
I’m 61. I can often be found in my backyard punishing my neighbors with molten slabs of metal. Yesterday, it was Meshuggah. My rake gets a lot of play as an air guitar. I think they think I’m insane.
😆😆😆
@@brianmackenzie3450 😄😄😄
Happy 49th
Is there like a time limit on enjoying music I'm not aware of? Who gives a fuck how old you are?
I saw them open for Tool in 2003 or 2004. My friends and I thought there was a war going on inside the arena. Had no idea who the hell they were. Fan for life ever since.
That sounds like an INSANE concert!
are you fcking serious! meshuggah and tool together?
I don't think my heart could take it...
Actually it was 2002 in Knoxville Tennessee. I just looked at my ticket stub.
@@deweytucker5413 I was born in Knoxville Tennessee.
Full circle I guess.
i regret not going to see that show when it came near my town...
Perfect song to play dominos with the elderly.
you mean like pushing them over on each other, or... that other way, where you use slabs instead
LMAO!
Estefan la quito este ells yuevo.
"Making money off the elderly" is my favorite book from the 90's.
Personally I would've said hearts but that's ok tomato tomato you know?
It's crazy they sound like ones instrument, it all melts together in an hypnotic pattern... Anyone else?
Absolutely. It's that cohesiveness that keeps me coming back to heavy, odd-timed rock. Tool is my fav example
Bro just explained a polyrhythm
Yes literally everyone else. Why put 'anyone else' like you want to be special and singular lol
@@Whyamihere88 was asking anyone else because I've never been subjected to beats that put me in that headspace, I don't think I'm special, was just asking if happens often.
@@apyro2622 polyrhythm, the simultaneous combination of contrasting rhythms in a musical composition. Rhythmic conflicts, or cross-rhythms, may occur within a single metre (e.g., two eighth notes against triplet eighths) or may be reinforced by simultaneous combinations of conflicting metres.
It's not just 'heaviest', this is one of the most evil songs I've ever heard.
Metal is often too over-the-top to capture the menace and terror of real evil, but Meshuggah (especially their most recent output) captures it so well.
I would say deliverance by opeth does that as well but just a little less scary
Try portal or batushka
Evil what?
@@mmuussmiiisssimmmmmmiiiii1034 Imagine prime Mikael Akerfeldt growling over some Meshuggah....holy shit
@@karlkanner3467 That would have been epic. Mikael's prime was the best growling death metal / metal overall has ever seen.
What a talented bunch of djentlemen.
you made my night lol
Djent is a suicide doll
Where?
@@ColdWorld636 now you can like it
Thank you for that
One of the few bands with no guitarists, but three bass players.
runescapeidiotsful your so wrong 8 string guitar
Ya bitch of course I djent that's my jam!!
Don´t you mean...your djam?
@Steven Tsakiris roasted??? Bitch waht do u mean
@@Dexter13th Ya bro djam!!! 😂
It will seem strange, but the music of Meshuggah puts me in a state of... meditation. It is so correct, so measured, as if they are playing not on musical instruments, but on my soul.
It's metal trance music. Ideal for the postmodern shaman.
Meshuggah used to be my favorite music to listen to whilst doing psychadelics like shrooms, back when i used to partake.. It does put you in a trance
They are actually rhythmic geniuses and use math for structuring these trance-like phrases.
@@daltontaylor113 It's called time keeping, stop acting like it's some higher being controlling how good the drummer is. Shut up.
I get you. I have just discovered them. I also feel the same way about rammstein x
A band with 3 bassists, 1 drummer, 1 vocalist 👍👍👍
Nah the vocal chords are thick enough to be considered the 4th bass
this whole song is just one big breakdown
A 4:55 minutes breakdown, and is awesome.
Perfect for me because the breakdowns in metal are my favorite parts
Every meshuggah song is one big breakdown tbh
not really, listen to black tongue their songs are actually just big fat breakdowns all the way
@@josegonzalezplaza8457 i have kinda always thought this! Their whole discography is the greatest breakdown ;)
I swear this song is so heavy it breaks the scale , loops around and somehow sounds relaxing
This is my experience with almost all of their music, I sometimes play it when I go to sleep. Their sound is so soothing!
Very well put!
this is it boys, we've come full circle
meshuggah has the ability to either make me energetic as hell, or fall asleep. it’s really interesting actually, i think it’s because while it is incredibly heavy, the rhythms are really mesmerizing and almost trance inducing. pretty cool stuff
I agree so much, I find meshuggahs music to be extremely meditative
62 and loving everything they release. Saw them in a small club in 2009. Incredible without all the lights. Now they are another level of total sensory smorgasbord.
Best band in many many years
“I scorch the skies, before your very eyes
My deliverance, enslavement labeled love”
This is God's apology for pop music.
@Alex Amaya false
@@clitcrusader4897 are you calling me toxic or asking a legitimate question? Lmao
@@clitcrusader4897 I mean to each their own I guess. I find Pop music to be utter shit but that's my opinion 🤷
@Alex Amaya I might have to disagree with you. There is actually TONS of things wrong with pop music. First of all, literally EVERY FOKEN POP SONG IS OVERPLAYED AF. Then, the songs themselves are usually terrible, boring and repetitive. Don't get me wrong, i like some pop songs, but most of them are really bad and the artists are selfish jerks who don't care about their fans and life is way too easy for them.
Which is why god is on the drums in meshuggah
Song is finished for 10 minutes now. Still headbanging...
But to which time signature is the question lol
@@aniquinstark4347 4/4 Life good
it happens bro
me too!! it's been like 4 mth's now though. even at work my head can't stop.!!
If this was the only remnant of humanity, I think outer terrestrials would know that we didn’t play around.
They would think twice before attacking us for sure
Some sort of sacrilegious ritual. The act of sucking vomit like honey, forcing squares through circles, is a trivial thing.
This may sound cliché, but go see these guys live. It has been 3 years since I saw them live playing this as the last song of the set and I'm still blown away at what they can make you feel. It's been said over and over, but the wall of sound that hits you is real, you don't listen with your ears but with your chest, it's the best I can describe it, it is f-ing unbelievable. I may attend better or worse concerts in my life, but Meshuggah will always be on a category of its own. OMFG.
Best concert I've ever been to! I will never miss another one when they come close by!
I liked the part that was all like DJAAAAA BADADADABADADADADADAAAAAAM BADADADADABADADA.
+Mark Arandjus That part was pretty sick tho.
+Mark Arandjus I read this at exactly the moment that part occurred. Love your comment
herman felker Haha, nice.
+Mark Arandjus that part is pretty sick bro, is that where Jens sings "oh baby baby baby oh" ?
That actually made me laugh out loud.
You got to give it to them Sweds, they certainly take their metal seriously
They gave us Vikings, metal and IKEA.
@@richhartnell6233 and PewDiePie
@@richhartnell6233 and volvo/saab
Absolutely
Metal is their primary export
Вечно можно смотреть три вещи: как горит огонь, как течёт река и как Мешуга играет Демиурга!
Writhing and embraced
Retribution, soul eclipse turns solid
Energized
Sucking vomit, acting like its honey
Deprived of I
Falling while thrusting squares through circles
Serving one single new dimension
Terror rising
Agnostics' nemesis
A prophet of extinction
I scorch the skies before your very eyes
My deliverance
Enslavement labelled love
Just trust this, nemesis, to sign and seal extinction
Producer: So how heavy will your song be?
Meshuggah: Yes.
Heavy ? ? ? But its djent, its not brutal death metal or death core.
@@autelbapiten3309 ok and?
Lmfaoooo
@@autelbapiten3309 This is heavier than most deathcore songs
@@autelbapiten3309 deathcore is not heavy
Seeing a lot of comments saying that the song sounds better faster but to me the best part of this song is the slow, heavy beat. It's like a fucking mammoth just wreaking havoc, stomping around too big too escape.
I think those comments are adressing the fact that they play their older songs slower ever since playing to a click, slower than older live versions anyway.
try doom metal
Try it on 0.75x speed
@Martin G that .25 sound like im charging a laser beam
ITS LIKE A GARGANTUAN IRON RHINOCEROS EATING WRECKING BALLS WHILE SHITTING OUT WRECKING BALLS WHILE FIGHTING A GARGANTUAN IRON ELEPHANT EATING WRECKING BALLS WHILE SHITTING OUT WRECKING BALLS!!
Hearing this song live was a spiritual experience
I had never heard of them before and showed up to day 2 at a festival massively hung over. They kicked off with Demiurge and my buddy spilled beer all over us from the concussive shock when they began. That was many years ago, I think Koloss had just been released. Been a Mehugghah-enthusiast ever since. :)
I flew to Gothenburg from London to see them this year, felt like a religious pilgrimage 😂
I never knew this song existed before today. Wow, what a masterpiece!
Glad to have you here. You’re now one of us.
*One of us ! One of us !*
Same here. I'm glad I'm here now.
0:22
"dun doon doon. dun doon doon."
x100
2:27
do do DEH do do do DEH do do do do do DEH do do do do DEH do do do do do DEH
xmany times
Not bad, Alex =) How many hours did it take you to write that down? :P
yep I'd say that's transcribed pretty nicely.
Don't forget the first Dooooooon at 2:27 xD
mieu mieu, at the intro you punk!
lol mieu mieu
I listen to Meshuggah while meditating.
under the moonlight sitting on a tree stump smoking a joint and connecting to the divine.
Meshuggah is incredibly trance-like for me. I'm glad I'm not the only one that feels it like that.
I actually listen to it when im at work, it always calms me down and makes me focus
@@XanderZone I'll give that a try. God have mercy on my co-workers.
@@SurvivorEH28 haha, with headphones, but I like your thinking
Absolutely, without doubt, the most badass band to have EVER formed.
And they started the djent phenomenon in the metal world which is pretty lit in its own right. Most of what I listen to is considered djent
Me : a wholesome mom with an apron, doing the dishes & cooking dinner
My headphones :
You know... it's crazy: I'm a jazz and classical pianiste and singer... and I LOVE this group! Thanks Meshuggah... More power to you.
Actually, if I'm not mistaken, all of the members have studied jazz. Woot.
The you may like Naked city.
What's so crazy about that? I have always thought of Meshuggah as a jazz combo with a broken PA. They also make you realize how little metal bands there are that openly embrace free tonality / atonality.
They go to great length for music, as I'm sure you do.
I like my morning the way I like my coffee - with some Shuggah!
I love Me some Shuggah
+OHG1997 Give me some SHUGGAH BABY!
+OHG1997 HAHAHAHA ohhhh fuck that was clever. Well done sir.
+natedog2511 Thank you kind sir! I do what I can
+OHG1997 coffee without shuggah but with the company of meshuggah is the best thing
This song is so amazing. I'm going to have a professional fight soon and I'm coming out to this.
Best of luck homie!
In all seriousness though, Meshuggah is very good for studying. It gets to a point where it's so loud that you can't hear it. Very comforting.
Lyrics:
Writhing and embraced
Retribution. Soul eclipse turns solid
Energized. Sucking vomit acting like its honey
Deprived of I
Falling while thrusting squares through circles
Serving one single new dimension
Terror rising. Agnostics nemesis. A prophet of extinction
I scorch the skies before your very eyes
My deliverance - enslavement labelled: love
Just trust this nemesis to sign and seal extinction
Never more a beautiful haiku about the deadly destructive nature of religion
*writhing
@@brandonheat4982 its a war of ideas and ideals
Antichrist vs the son of god
God manipulating one side and lucifer manipulating the other side
Which reality/world you want to be?
Choose!
Thanks Man!!!!
Idk why, I always hear deep fry your brain instead of deprived of I
it's physically impossible NOT to headbang to this
I'm waiting for a Mumbai local train and I headbanged just as I read this comment 😂
Then I am defying the laws of physics. Ok, not anymore.
Somehow Jared Dines managed to pull it off
Bang after the hi-hat
@@YatiAcharya Shusshh... sitting in a crowded bus and trying hard to stop myself...
As a Swede....and proud..🙏🤘☮ Ett helvetiskt röj!!! Thordendal🙏💖
I found this song a few months back and this is by far my favorite song of any band, I keep playing this all the time especially whenever I need to relieve stress.
I personally find this music WAAAAY cooler than Bleed.
This song is better for sure but bleed is famous because of tomas haake dude never skips leg day
Me too!!!!
bleed is way overrated, literally all of nothing and catch thirty three is better
@@foomfs there are like 4 other tracks on ObZen that I like more than bleed tbh. Combustion is perfection
fair, combustion is great
If they play any lower or down tuned notes, they might open a black hole!
He has an 8-string. It's not down-tuned that much.
+Shining Armor there's always "that cunt" isn't there?
+molochz a UA-cam music guru, yeah. That's why I called him that.
+Lyrical Jones can we all just enjoy the music instead of bitching like bunch of lil cunts?
That open F note btw...right in the feels ❤️
+Daniel Saldanha
i believe, they did already \m/
One my favourite Meshuggah tracks, so surreal, trancey, energetic, happy and calming, all at the same time. At one concert, it sent me into a happy berserker state, tears streaming down my face. People nearby looked worried, so my face must have looked weird but I was just too full of trancey fierce happiness to contain it.
3:34 one of the greatest sections in metal history . Almost daily listen.
This song has gotten me through a lot. Wake up in the morning with anxiety and this will remind you fears a useless antiquated human construct and you have unimaginable power over your personal resistance
Cheers my dude
PREACH
Amen 🙏🏾
I'm not going to lie, this makes my adrenaline pump more when I have anxiety. Difference is that I can push forward with that form of adrenaline instead of feeling crippled by it.
Try listening to Metallica after this. It sounds like pop.
Metallica sounds even better after listening to djent shit.
imagine thinking meshuggah is shit LOL
i'm sorry djentlemen.
Try Amon Amarth later, you guys will like some melodic death metal.
but i actually liked this song, even tho i kinda hate obzen and clockworks.
After master of puppets they always sounded like pop
I remember when they performed this live at the Oscars, one of the best performances of all time!
I believe it is accurate to describe the tone as T H I C C
2:26 **Breaks everything in room**
in slow motion like a giant berserking sloth.
Lmao with this comment...
🤣🤣
@@ivenssiqueira What the hell is even that? Lmfao
I AM WILLIAM WALLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SOMEONE HELP ME
I JUST CAN'T STOP BANGING MY HEAD
no human can head-bangin to meshuggah
Denislav Slavchev idk about that...because all you gotta do is catch the groove...it's not hard lol...people say you can pit to meshuggah...it's all about the groove lol
I don't know, I think if you're not banging your head while listening to Meshuggah you're doing it wrong. You need no help ;)
i've caught them live more than a few time, the crowd is generally confused or they have drunk exactly the same amount of alcohol simultanuously
Really? Huh, Meshuggah has always been one of the easiest bands to headbang to for me.
The finesse of their playing is mesmerizing.. they glide, up and down the neck of the guitars with precision, not power or anger, just pure light handed precision. Its absolutely spellbinding
I always bench press with this song
This song bench presses you*
I do my dishes to this.
Not many left to dry and put away then?
I thought I was the only one
now you don't have dishes
Im so glad im not alone 🤗
I do maths homework to this
Perfect song to play Solitaire to
never try minesweeper!
Perfect music for next nike ad,just do it
Its great for dumping bodies in a swamp at 3 am
If by "Solitaire" you mean "Masturbate tearfully to gory pics of your dead ex-wife"... dammit, ya beat me to it by 3 months!!
It`s great to solve really complex mathematics.
Caught myself twerking to this a couple times
Ahahaha
hardest track in existence IMO
I have no idea what the guy is saying, but this song and Bleed are badass. I should listen to more Meshuggah.
+Evan Blake yes. i agree.
You should listen to ALL of meshuggah*
+Evan Blake honestly, most times i dont listen to the vocals. I dont give a fuck. i just listen to the instruments, the groove, the music is the thing which catches me, not the story around.
+Dominik Lux yea same here
+Evan Blake - Rational Gaze should be the next song you listen to!
Meshuggha is the real reason that recent black hole photo was taken.
i don't get it?
@@dinoman6123 There music opened the black hole🤣
@@pancadeusus9227 I won't deny it. I always had a feeling that this song is about black hole, and you can observe similarity in the color spectrum used in this song and the color of the black hole we saw in the footage (they are quite different, but there are similarities)
@@Krimson5pride Sounds right.
Pretty sure Meshuggah opens gates that we're not ready to open. Like the Event horizon.
"honey, they are playing our song!!"
"Vomit, they are playing our song!!"
Nice to see people have always been unoriginal and steal other people's comments to pass off as their own. 👏
@@ThatKidBryanclassic UA-cam 😅
One of the only bands so heavy they require a mouth guard to listen to. I'm always worried about shattering teeth because I'm scowling so hard.
Jens Kidman is the Kratos of metal
Look up before the dawn, their singer LOOKS like Kratos, its absurd
facepalm486 Your name kinda suits you lol. You're not very open minded.
Lol what did I start
@Tim, I totally agree :D Tuomas Saukkonen DOES look like Kratos :D
TangeClown ohhh goats never tryed that before my have to give that ago xD
Seeing Jens Kidman in a fucking Zeppelin shirt... It feels good to see the evolution of genres over the last fifty years or so, spawning stuff so diverse and so iconic that a band like Led Zep can say they inspired a band like Meshuggah. Weird, but really cool to me.
I'm more amazed to see Lovgren wearing a Willie Nelson shirt :P
Who is Jens Kidman?
Stairway to Valhalla
So THAT'S where Doom got their music inspiration from.
The verse is still my favorite groove to this day, shit is so bouncy
Everyone complaining about the repetitiveness of the song, to me it's what makes that song so fucking awesome !
If the songs lacks riffs, it gains heaviness !
It should be the anthem of the swallowing of this fucking world by a black hole
agreed...this is trance magic from beyond the veil of reality
This batshit mentality that a song is "heavy" because it lacks any sort of talent or riffs is completely retarded, i'm sorry.
Listen to Dark Are The Veils Of Death by Candlemass, which has one of the heaviest riffs ever put together, and tell me it's not as heavy as this. And keep in mind that it was made in the 80's.
Akhamesh I'm sorry, "Dark are the veils of death" is just not heavy enough. Omega Massif's "Aura" has a very discernable riff, however, it doesn't have a vocalist to ruin it's heaviness. And it was recorded in something that wasn't a garage. It metaphorically takes color away from your perception of the world and makes it hard for you to breathe.
Akhamesh
You didn't get my point...
Whatever...
if this kid want something more talented go to dragonforce or iron maiden...meshuggah is awesome!
"honey it's our anniversary, let's put on Demiurge for old times sake" - Meshuggah fans in 2040.
That guitar tone is mythical. Metul as furk 😤🤘
Really incredible vocal performance.
That ending riff is literally the heaviest thing I've ever heard. Listening to that with some really good in ear headphones, really loud, feels like my head is going to implode. Its heavier than a fucking neutron star!!!
Meshuggah are probably the only band where you'll watch all 5 members headbang to a different time signature.
Loved this at the Oscars!
Be seeing Y'all in ATL soon. Can't wait!
That riff at 2:27 is fucking sick! One of my favorite breakdown riffs ever!
The best thing about this video, when it turns to the crowd, you don't see a blinding wall of phone screens.
BearCat Stare cuz the suck
TeddyGNOP that's different from not being mentally present and watching the entire thing through a screen though x
nonsense. no one does that. you look at the phone to point the camera in the right direction and then you hold it there and look away, it's not rocket science lol. i've seen toddlers nail this concept down.
besides, if you can see the screens from the stage, the people holding them up obviously aren't looking at it rofl
TeddyGNOP how many gigs have you been to? Lol x
plenty. you seem like a stranger to it though. believe it or not, operating a camera phone works exactly the same when you're at a show as it does anywhere else on the planet, still can't see the screen if it's pointed away from you rofl.
_back of the phone gets in the way, it's weird._
This is a certified hood classic
THE MOST "DOOM ETERNAL" SONG
Try to play this while facing the Icon of Sin.
Hell Yeaaaahhh!!
@@dweeb7652 especially the ones from the dlc, micks feel a bit faster and less heavy
i was thinking exactly the same thing lol mick def is influenced by them
@@edilgin622 Mick did work with Thordendal on the New Order soundtrack. Thordendal did the main riff for “Herr Faust”
voldermort in his free time
It is the other way around. Jens play Voldemort in his free time
There’s something trance-like about that continuous riff throughout the song and the marriage it has with the drumming. I could just have that riff and drums playing in the background my entire day and I’d be happy.
IMO this is easily the heaviest metal band going
20 years strong no doubt
They sound heavier live, if you can believe it. i recommend a gig for anyone who hasn't been to one of those yet! Seen them around 10 times, flawless victory every time
As I listen to this song on replay I get so calm. I could just about sleep to this. My favorite band by far.
Demiurge comes from the greek word "demiurgos (greek: δημιουργός)" which means "the creator". In Plato's book "Timeus", which has to do with the creation of the world, demiurge is the technician, as well as the creator who designs by his kindness the universe, the motion of the stars and planets and the rest of life. He managed to gather the unorganized and rude materials and then to create the best possible world for everyone, which would look alike demiurge's kindness and form. Enjoy!.
I think they are talking about Yaldabaoth,the gnostic demiurge who created the world as a prison for the souls.
@@sabrinakrisb4672 it's truly accurate description of demiurge, according to Plato's Timeus. Maybe you know another interpretation of demiurge. I'm letting you know that demiurge is a greek word, and also I told the story about demiurge of Plato's in order to give a story about Plato's perspective and link it with Meshuggah's relative song. Maybe we're talking about a different perspective, and that's why you refuse that perspective... What perspective you're talking about that makes you disagree with mine?...
@@spawnofchaos9422 probably. I haven't heard of this story. You did good telling me there's this one.
@@sabrinakrisb4672 Well the meaning behind the lyrics is complicated so you can't blame him for understanding from another point of view
@@sabrinakrisb4672 I meant that someone can interpret the lyrics their own way.I interpreted it using the idea of the Gnostic Demiurge while Marinos interpreted using the idea of the Platonic Demiurge and someone who doesn't know what a demiurge is will understand the song differently
Was listening to Doom Eternal's soundtrack and it reminded me of this song. Would be cool if they slipped a Meshuggah song in Doom.
Mick knows some guys of the band personally so it's fair to say he got inspired, that's good enough for me
The guitarist is the guest musician on Mick Wolfenstein OST.
Meshuggah doing doom music since 1987
@@kusumsharma979 Pantera did it first in terms of "writing for doom"
Fredrik did a song for Wolfenstein called Herr Faust its the part where you take control of the nazi robot in new order.
i was at this show. it was at terminal 5 in nyc. it's crazy that i remember when this was a brand new addition to the set and yet now it's being used for their encore.
Браво !!!!!!!!!!
dah dah duh, dah dah duh, dah dah duh, dah dah duh all day everyday in my head. I called out sick from work so I could dah dah duh, dah dah duh, dah dah duh, dah dah duh in bed
Connor Devlin did you ever go back?
More like dadda dune, dadda dune, dadda dune lol.
Glad to see I’m not the only one with this problem.
Writhing and embraced,
Retribution. Soul eclipse turns solid
Energized. Sucking vomit acting like it's honey
Deprived of I
Falling while thrusting squares through circles
Serving one single new dimension
Terror rising. Agnostics nemesis. A prophet of extinction
I scorch the skies before your very eyes
My deliverance - enslavement labelled: love
Just trust this nemesis to sign and seal extinction
+1
Appreciated, thanks.
Thanks for the lyrics, never realized it was about THAT thing.
@@nelvalak13thlesserkey97 sorry I dont have a bible on me what? Is this demonic or somethin?
l Frosty Cola l ,,thank you for the reply 🤘🤘bible not needed 🤘demonic yes but that's not a bad thing I'm Valak of the lesser key of Solomon,,I'm also a demon ,,in fact we all are demons we live in a matrix system and we are all asleep in chairs in the underworld 🤘the band are demons spreading the word of our true creator (Satan)(not God = demiurge) satan promised us eternal life and love ,a life of sin=sine wave,,circle (this isn't bad),,but our circle has been (squared) by the new world order " thrusting squares trough circles " ,,,,,we have been spilt in two our divine feminine(circle)has been taken from us,,we have been left with (square) divine masculine,,,,,,we now live in fast decay because of the square wave of our matrix,,,,,,,,,this song is a very strong piece of philosophy ,,,,if you find this interesting I recommend (flat earth paradise) and (blood over intent) on UA-cam ,,,,you can always follow me on instergram I'm more active there (Nel Valak 13th lesser key) many thanks stay safe,,,speak soon🤘😈
asmongold? lol
I love watchin them do their thing
I just wanted to say thank you! I've been practicing on the pads for a very long time, but no other band has helped to improve my playing with different rhythms as much as Meshuggah, because I'm mostly self-taught, but damn, this helps with coordination and everything! and I listen to them a lot. I learn the lyrics as well! and the fact that you are Swedish, I'm a Bulgarian living in Scotland, but I see we have the same views/understanding of the world. Awesome-possum! cheers everyone and thanks!
3:35 my favourite sound that exists
When the hair on the back of your neck rises
Tom Fowkes ⚡️⚡️🔥🤟🏻🔥🤟🏻🔥⚡️⚡️
@@starikashka577 I legit read your comment as that happened to me wtf
Dude, 4:00 from New Millennium Cyanide Christ is how I wish I could scream at some people.
There's so much emotion in the vocals, he really went all out on this track. Respect
Jens Kidman has such a powerful voice. I get fucking chills up my spine
Sending lov n respect to this band all the way from Minneapolis Minnesota
... I got to see them in Chicago Illinois at the house of blues it was jam packed you couldn't move 🖤🖤🖤🔥🔥🔥🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥🖤🖤🖤
I loved the song "Bleed" 🎵 🎤🎶🎵🎶🥁🎸🎸