As a lover of all things post-rock and post-metal, I somehow can't love the long echoing dialogues from a lone voice talking philosophical stuff in some songs. This is quite prevalent in Mogwai and I have not the patience for it.
However today I needed something heavy, hard and mad which is why I turned to slipknot and listened to their new album 'Unsainted' and Corey Taylor, as usual, is pretty good with his mellow vocals transitioning into screeches but what on earth happened to the band apart from me growing up that is.
Suddenly it sounds tired, bored and I'm not going to begin comparing their new stuff with the old but it's not the same frenzy as one I heard and felt before.
Saddened I clicked the Ghost song recommendation and felt better, much better and followed 'dance Macabre' with 'rats' and 'square hammer' before finally landing on 'Gojira' and they never disappoint .now I'm ready for everything.
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There's a drawing pending which I started with smearing some paint on paper and I think I'm going to complete that while listening to 'Black Knife Caine'.
This Wednesday looks to be pretty hardcore.
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Tell stuff, darling.
However today I needed something heavy, hard and mad which is why I turned to slipknot and listened to their new album 'Unsainted' and Corey Taylor, as usual, is pretty good with his mellow vocals transitioning into screeches but what on earth happened to the band apart from me growing up that is.
Suddenly it sounds tired, bored and I'm not going to begin comparing their new stuff with the old but it's not the same frenzy as one I heard and felt before.
Saddened I clicked the Ghost song recommendation and felt better, much better and followed 'dance Macabre' with 'rats' and 'square hammer' before finally landing on 'Gojira' and they never disappoint .now I'm ready for everything.
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There's a drawing pending which I started with smearing some paint on paper and I think I'm going to complete that while listening to 'Black Knife Caine'.
This Wednesday looks to be pretty hardcore.
---
Tell stuff, darling.
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