Listen To Beyond Nebulous Heavy Metal Song By Neomorpheus At Looperman.com

so up my alley for sure they sure sent metal in a new direction that has been followed every where

Wow, its been 8 years already and its still banging! Love the odd riff timelines and the deep and low chugs. I typically stick to 3/4 or 4/4 but its awesome to see how you blend this into a wholesome and meaningful piece. Really great stuff and I hope that you continue writing new stuff to this day. My 8 year old songs probably arent as good :) keep up the great work!

K

Im a little late dude but this shit slaps!!!

Hellllllll yes

Dude. I say......dude!

This. Is. Awesome.

I’ve liked Meshuggah since their beginning. Still do. In fact I dig the whole Djent genre. I love the broken rhythms and f’ked up time signatures. It’s not a real melodic genre, per se. but the percussive assault is one to really dig. Personally, I would go as far to say that Sepultura started that whole genre with “Roots, Bloody Roots”. They just weren’t using the 8string god sent from....wherever. But judging by the darkness of this tune, I’d say some suburb of hell.

Personally, I would love to get lost in the darkness of this tune. That shit is, for a lack of better terms when describing darkness, quite pleasant.

I’m not going to go into a Static sized breakdown on this one, I will say that the production is awesome. The tones you managed to achieve are true to the genre. Damn. I wish I could play live instruments, man. This makes my latest one sound like chicken scratch, dude. The layering is impeccable. The drone in the background is sitting perfect in the mix. It’s loud enough to hold everything together, and fill the blanks where it could become boring, (to the ears of those who don’t appreciate the genre), but it’s not so loud that it’s distracting. The sustained notes in the leads really work. I’ve always been a fan of that. Sustained, slow hand leads over choppy, chuggy rythyms.

Yep. You got yourself a winner, here, bud. I fav’d it so I can download it later. This one is going on the playlist.

Take care, mister. Hope to hear from you soon.

Aaron.

yep just downloaded this awesome tune!!!!Man you are fridge talented!!!!!I love your music.I love your sound on this very messhuggahish!Man i have 2 8 strings steph 8 and an rg8so much fun!Love to throw a riff at you some time and write a tune together!if your keen

Hey Neo every now and then i come to a crossroads where i notice something and i follow it for a while until another crossroads appears here is my crossroad provided by you and this superb track. I checked out Meshuggah too heavy for my baby taste at the moment i find this more palatable but i will now build up to the full undiluted Meshuggah :) Best regards peaceout Robbie.

Hell F*ck Yeah Meshuggah ! Good job !! Very Technical stuff. I'm a Meshuggah fan also.

Haven't listened to metal in a while, but this was like a breath of fresh air.Amazing!
-WeinerBob

Meshuggin' regreetings.

Oh no, don't get me wrong - I thought it was a really well made track, just not my preferred heavy style. I thought my detailed review demonstrated that I thought it was good. My musical tastes are somewhat separate from my evaluation of a track. And you don't make music to entertain me (and vice versa).

"the inability of playing power chords. They sound terrible with the low tuning."

That makes sense as I guess it's a bit like strumming mid to high chords on bass guitar (though that can also be effective). But you could play those same chords beyond the 12th fret. I know that's not the most comfortable sort of chord playing position but it could be done. And stop ot from sounding so low and messy. I'm sure you've given it a go.

" the cymbals were washing out and again I'm noticing it."

I didn't really notice but if it's bothering you, I guess you need to find a way to fix it. Or just get it closer to what you want.

"the Looperman version has dramatically effected the dynamics"

Not sure I've heard that before. I thought it was supposed to be exactly the same, no artifacts introduced.

"Maybe my next track will be more to your liking."

It might be but I really wouldn't worry if it's not.

My country track has been put on the back burner, partly because my latest one is going rather well. It's drum 'n' cell - d'n'b with loads of one particular instrument. It's fun and far out and you'll probably like it.

Merry mothafuckin' Xmas!

Static YuleMad

Some thickness, indeed!

Not big on djent, but you got a good sound here. Doom filled chugs and clean dissonance. Sounds like a beast conveying it's displeasure with all around it. I can't fault anything here, just not my thing. Very evil, but I like aggression in my evilsoup. Production is awesome and sounds like there is a lot of money behind it in studio time. Rather well done!!!

Evan

Nebulous greetings, NeoMeshuggin'Bro.

I'm not a fan of Meshuggah (just too heavy and lacking in melody for me) but I think about them fairly often as I have Tomas Haake's Metalheads EZX and use it quite often, not only in heavy tracks. I used some of Haake's MIDI files for some of the "criminally insane" drumming that you liked in my Fist Bumps Of Fury track (especially early in the track).

I'm really, really bad with time signatures so I don't really know what 23/16 time is. But I do know I get something quite distinctive from his crazy MIDI files. Most of them are banging away on cymbals so not a lot of hat work.

Anyway:

0:10 that's quite a cool little industrial flourish and I like the slightly vocally drone synth underneath, changing note on 0:28.

0:15 and here's that heavy djent thud and overall fat sound. This already sounds well produced, as does all your stuff these days, I believe.

This does sound like there's some evil, clanging, octave-jumping bass guitar in it. I guess that's all just guitar. But it is a detuned 8 string so that makes sense.

1:19 and that lead guitar is a welcome addition as sitting on that thudding djent riff was getting a bit samey.

3:02 fuck that's dark and evil. Really wide guitars.

3:16 like an ogre groaning. Or metal vocalist grunting away.

The lead work on top here makes it more far out and psychedelic. In a dark, unsettling way.

This second half seems more powerful than the first.

As I said, Meshuggah isn't my kind of sound so I can't really love this track but the guitar work is very good - well played and produced.

4:48 reverse flourish at the end is a nice touch.

Static MeshuggMad

Osh, tasty. I'm loving the tone of the guitar, low slow and sludgy, my kind of of metal.

I hope you can find a singer to complete this, I think it has huge potential.

I'm inspired to make some sludge now, keep it up brother.

Sounds great! This isn't usually my cup of tea, but you really made it work.

this is the kind of music i loved to be stoned to and get lost in. what do you know, i am getting that escape with your work even without the weed. great work and look forward to more. Dan

yeah...they played in Budapest at around 2007 and I was impressed about the drummer...CAN'T BELIEVE HOW HE WAS ABLE TO PLAY THOSE BROKEN RHYTHMS...
that band actually made revolution in prog metal...and your track is a true main drive in front of them...

hats off, Danke