I try not to make videos about what I like and concentrate more on what is actually presented in the music. I can make a video about my favorite stuff but at the end of the day my opinion is no more valid than anyone else’s.

@@scaleitback1055 I like how you distinguish between what you like and what is good songwriting. A video on the latter could be illuminating for many, as people generally don't focus on these finer narrative details. Candidates for a focus video: The Erosion of Sanity, Longing for Death, The Red in the Sky is Ours.

​@scaleitback1055 I think your opinion is more valid 😅

Kind of a trick question since after the acoustic interlude it becomes …And The Punishment Due, but the strength of the whole song is more in the peaks and valleys in energy. The very end of the song is kind of a wink-at-the-camera callback to the beginning but aside from that, melodically there isn’t a whole lot tying the the two halves together aside from variations on the shapes in the Holy Wars verse riff and the phrases in between the natural harmonics in the second half. The flow of the entirety of the track is seamless though, despite the frantic nature of the beginning and the dirgey aspects of the middle, and it somehow manages to construct a complete identity as a song even though it doesn’t really develop on themes so much as it allows varying ideas to sit next to each other while letting the pacing tell the story instead. But I’m also trying to remember everything about the song while watching a movie, so hopefully I’m not too far off.

Loved that Crowbar record though

Looks like a Spooky Tooth record.

Thank the lord someone has to say it, otherwise metal critics on youtube just go "WOWWWW the 100008th dissodeath album this year os a MASTERPIECE"

But Malignancy though

Full album premieres in 37hrs lol

Not only that, it's always priased as unique ajd avant garde when there's a GLUT of these band clogging the fucking toilet

@@cesarcampos8746 Calm down.

​@cesarcampos8746 that's because Avant-garde "music" is fundamentally discordant and most of these dissonant bands take influence from that style

@@damirregoc8111 no, go listen to r2d2 fighting a vacuum cleaner.

It's not even original either, black metal has always incorporated dissonant riffs. Averse Sefirs pretty much perfected the dissonant style in 1999 as well, far better than anything that DSO etc ever put out

God is dead in the west, I don’t know about what it’s like for the Kiwis though.

The title isn’t literal you weirdo

Figurative or literal it reeks of 14 year old edgelord dweebitude. It’s embarrassing.

You could supercut their best moments from their whole career in a 5-10 minute video and imagine hearing a swarm of bees in between each one and it would be far more rewarding than a full album’s listen.