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What? New album? Very interested.
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"The new record is finished and turned in." - as of 2 hours ago! source
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 qlacs - 01.09.2011 at 22:17
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Written by Introspekrieg on 17.08.2011 at 13:01
"The new record is finished and turned in." - as of 2 hours ago! source
  
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Just listened to their self-titled album...it's really good stuff!
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I'm eager to see how they've eveolved since their last release.
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Some bad news...
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Written by Introspekrieg on 28.09.2011 at 17:32
Some bad news...
What are they just testing their fans' loyalty or something? Have they seen Metallica's Facebook page?
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It's probably a joke. If so, it is a good one
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qlacs - 12.10.2011 at 22:18
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| Rating: 8 |
Heard. - WIN
Not that amazing for the first time as the debut, because they've changed.
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Kind of disappointed with this so far. Sure, they changed their sound a little bit, with the inclusion of some electronic elements. But the problem is, that sound doesn't really change at all throughout the album. I felt like I was listening to the same song over and over again at points. It's a good song, but there's only so many times you can listen to the same song in succession. Opinion might change with more listens, but that's where I stand right now.
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| Rating: 8 |
I was pumped upon hearing the first four or five tracks then it gets a bit inconsistent/melts together. I think there is a track-order problem that disrupts the flow of the album.
EDIT: yep, after a few spins it sounds perfect.
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LOVE the cover and, from what I've heard thus far, the content is also stellar. Yes, there's almost nothing new brought to the table this time on, but I could care less when the music is of this caliber.
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This is going to take some serious effort to get into. Seems like it's worth it thus far, though. The arrangements are interesting, and the various new electronic passages seem to work well.
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Moose - 26.10.2011 at 18:13
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| Rating: 10 |
This took me a few listens to get in to...but it just kept getting better and better with every listen.
Has now reached the level where it's challenging for my top album of the year. Absolutely incredible album.
When this drops, make sure you give it time to sink in before voting!
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Agreed. It's actually a tough listen but not in a bad way. Something that grows on you!
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by Gelati on 02.11.2011 at 23:13
Agreed. It's actually a tough listen but not in a bad way. Something that grows on you!
After a few more spins I've realized that my previous assumption was true. This album is just awesome. There is so much more to appreciate from a songwriting standpoint primarily because there is a lot of development. I LOVED the debut album but the one thing I did not like about it was how fragmented and negatively spontaneous it was. It went from one idea to another with next to no transition. While "Weightless" isn't nearly as catchy the first time through it is, most definitely, a more mature album. The other thing to consider is that this is the "true" debut album with the full band assembled which leads the band in a positive direction for the future.
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qlacs - 05.11.2011 at 20:37
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| Rating: 8 |
Yep, needs a few spins to actually get into. Now I think it's almost as good as the debut.
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Loved it, even better than their self titled.. these guys plays like no one else, their music contradicts everything you ever learnd about music theory in school.
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| Rating: 8 |
Written by qlacs on 05.11.2011 at 20:37
Yep, needs a few spins to actually get into. Now I think it's almost as good as the debut.
I logged in here with the sole intention of writing the exact same words as yours. Oh well....;D
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Wait, so this was recorded with no bass whatsoever? Just two guitars and drums? If so, damn.
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Written by malaikat on 15.11.2011 at 01:52
Wait, so this was recorded with no bass whatsoever? Just two guitars and drums? If so, damn.
Nope, apparently there are other musicians. I've gotta strip them of visibility. Minor mistake.
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 15.11.2011 at 02:05
Written by malaikat on 15.11.2011 at 01:52
Wait, so this was recorded with no bass whatsoever? Just two guitars and drums? If so, damn.
Nope, apparently there are other musicians. I've gotta strip them of visibility. Minor mistake.
Well, in all fairness, in all band pictures there's always just three of them, so I kinda assumed.
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Written by malaikat on 15.11.2011 at 02:08
Well, in all fairness, in all band pictures there's always just three of them, so I kinda assumed.
I think they have/had a session bassist.
Regardless, the profile doesn't have any live musicians so they won't be visible.
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Shock - 15.11.2011 at 21:25
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I like it, it's different than what i'm usually used to ear...but it's "brain-eater"! ...with solos?
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This is a pure eargasm!!!... I like this one much better than their first record, even though the first record was excellent.
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| Rating: 9 |
Really like this album...some quite brilliant material
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Pretty much a great release. Not very heavy, not very METAL in it's traditional essence, but a great listen.
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I saw AAL as main support for meshuggah at nottingham rock city, and had no idea what to expect. Thing is, they are an instrumental band, and whilst it works brilliantly for them on record, i wasn't sure if the same effect and atmosphere would be reproduced in a live environment. However, it was absolutely fucking epic. Each member looked as if they loved what they were doing, showing real passion that isn rarely a highlight of any metal concert nowadays. More to the point, 'Weightless', while not quite as immediately breathtaking as the band's self-titled debut, still manages to hit the wow factor sitting comfortably in my mind. It seems the band took a lighter and more soulful route musically this time round, but such exhilirating tracks as 'Isolated incidents' and 'To lead you to an overwhelming question' keep the listener occupied and more than satisfied. The only thing i could say is that the shorter songs could be more effective by being lengthier, but even they have their own way of impressing their fans and defying the critics.
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I found this just really boring, lots of jumbled notes together with no real structure (No, I don't care about how you can hear it or feel it or whatever)
Like a mellow Brain drill.
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I can't find this album as ,,non-instruemntal" why?:(
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Written by Neroese on 28.06.2012 at 17:34
I can't find this album as ,,non-instruemntal" why?:(
You mean you're looking for a version with vocals? I don't think that exists.
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 28.06.2012 at 17:35
Written by Neroese on 28.06.2012 at 17:34
I can't find this album as ,,non-instruemntal" why?:(
You mean you're looking for a version with vocals? I don't think that exists.
I know, I know. It's cool that they don't have vocalist - there's no vocal that can handle it.
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I don't think anyone really responded to the bassist question at the start of the topic. This is a three piece band and from what I saw live, Tosin Abasi (lead) and the "bass player" both use 8 string guitars. It's interesting to see two musicians with that type of range playing at once.
And to the other poster about seeing them live...my buddy will not listen to the CD because no vocals, he said it was one of the best shows he's seen and I agree. Even with a bit of minor equipment failure they were cool about it and kept the crowd in check.
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