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Tags : | Heavy Metal | 6.73 MB

Description : I discovered Meshuggah around 2003 and was blown away by the power, complexity and super Heavy sound of their music. Their "Nothing" album marked the switch to 8 string guitars and pushed Heavy Metal into a whole new territory. My track is a variant cover of their song "Nebulous". I have stayed pretty close to the original but added a few dynamic elements of my own. Its loud, its super heavy and way out there...Beyond Nebulous.

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  1. ValveDriver
    ValveDriver on Thu 5th Apr 2018 - 6 years ago

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

    This. Is. Awesome.

    Ive liked Meshuggah since their beginning. Still do. In fact I dig the whole Djent genre. I love the broken rhythms and fked up time signatures. Its 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 werent using the 8string god sent from....wherever. But judging by the darkness of this tune, Id 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.

    Im 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. Its loud enough to hold everything together, and fill the blanks where it could become boring, (to the ears of those who dont appreciate the genre), but its not so loud that its distracting. The sustained notes in the leads really work. Ive always been a fan of that. Sustained, slow hand leads over choppy, chuggy rythyms.

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

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

    Aaron.

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Aaron, thanks so much for the comment man and I do apologize for the delayed response. Yeah man this one was quite a bit of work to get worthy. You know when your working on a track you listen to it over and over so much. I actually had to stop working on this for awhile because I got to where I think it was effecting me psychologically. Not sure if its because of the dark nature of it or simply being that I was a bit exhausted. I hope its the latter ! But its so weird that right after working on this the equipment I used to make it was stolen, so uh, yeah I took it as a sign and layed off the dark stuff for a while. I do love Meshuggah and progressive metal. Its so heavy, I totally dig it!

    Take care my friend, thanks again.

  2. nicetones101
    nicetones101 on Sat 13th Jan 2018 - 6 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey bro ! Thanks for the awesome comment man. I'm huge on Meshuggah, they blew me away when I first heard them. I had a Schecter Blackjack ATX C8 that I used here but sadly that and my Axe FX II were stolen several months ago when I had left them in a friends studio over night during some recording. I've been making due with my other guitars but contemplating on replacing it or changing to the Omen or even maybe going with an extended range 7 string. Yeah man I haven't really done any collaborations here but would certainly entertain doing something together. I think we have a lot of common interest musically. Hit me up anytime.

  3. Nodog
    Nodog on Sat 21st Oct 2017 - 6 years ago

    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.

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Robbie, Yeah Meshuggah is definitely acquired taste. Super talented players and yes, very heavy ! Thanks for the listen and comment man.

  4. briandodson
    briandodson on Mon 1st May 2017 - 6 years ago

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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey brian thanks alot man!
    Sorry on the late response, I'm busy on another track.
    I plan to do some more of this progressive stuff soon. Stay tuned !

  5. weinerbob
    weinerbob on Sat 24th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Breath it in bob ! Thanks man.

  6. StaticNomad
    StaticNomad on Thu 22nd Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Yulemad,

    Sorry for the delayed response, I wasn't expecting a regreeting on this. The holidays has consumed a lot of my free time. Regarding the dynamics issue, I found that I had accidently added a limiter to the master track somehow (?) so the fault was entirely mine and sorry for even questioning Looperman. I removed it and re-uploaded like the next day so what you've heard is the fixed version. No man, no butt hurt on my part, I don't expect people to like all my tracks. I enjoy the constructive criticism as much as the praising which we all know is sometimes not as genuine. Hope you enjoy the holidays !

  7. Evisma
    Evisma on Tue 20th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Evan, I hope I haven't scared everybody off with my last few uploads. They are somewhat dark and evil sounding which is of course the result of such low resonance. And for that reason its easier to compose these type of tracks. I'm working on some more melodic stuff and hopefully will have something a bit more appealing next time. Thanks for the comments man, always appreciated.

  8. StaticNomad
    StaticNomad on Sun 18th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Static, I figured you wouldn't be too enthusiastic about this track. I recall you aren't a fan of Meshuggah. I admit its a fairly brutal track sonically, as is most of their music. I guess I like the powerful nature of it. One thing about Djent, specifically with 8 string guitar is the inability of playing power chords. They sound terrible with the low tuning. Most of the melody here is basically a bass line. I had some difficulty with EQ and getting some things sounding right. Evan mentioned in my last track that the cymbals were washing out and again I'm noticing it. I used a couple tracks of heavy ride in here in places. For some strange reason it sounds ok on my computer but when I upload tracks the Looperman version has dramatically effected the dynamics. Not sure whats going on with that.

    Anyhow, thanks for the listen and comments bro. Maybe my next track will be more to your liking.

  9. Metabolic
    Metabolic on Sun 18th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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.

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey Metabolic, There's so much bottom on these guitars it does require a bit of trial and error to get a decent sound tonewise. I'm working with a Fractal Audio Axe FX II and Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier. Set relatively high on gain for drive and distortion levels, lots of midrange, a healthy amount of treble for clarity. This is more Progressive Metal Djent than Sludge though. Thanks for the comment bro.

  10. kingmadi
    kingmadi on Sat 17th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    "This isn't usually my cup of tea"

    Well a shot of strong ass coffee does a body good every once in a while bro. (haha)

    Thanks for giving me a listen and commenting, much appreciated king.

  11. DanGoldstein
    DanGoldstein on Sat 17th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hi Dan, I guess it is a bit stoner-ish but I'm not so sure I would want to get lost in here. Kind of a dark and foreboding track that tends to suggest there is something scary in the far reaches of outer space or within the dark corners of our minds.

  12. Danke
    Danke on Sat 17th Dec 2016 - 7 years ago

    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

    Neomorpheus
    Reply by Neomorpheus

    Hey danke, yeah Tomas Haake is a phenominal drummer. His ability and contribution is so critical to the characteristics such as polymetered riff cycles, rhythmic syncopation, rapid key and tempo changes that define their sound. Haake is known for his cross-rhythm drumming. One particular example of his use of polymeter is 4/4 against 23/16 bimeter, in which he keeps the hi-hat and ride cymbal in 4/4 time but uses the snare and double bass drums in 23/16 time.

    Thanks for the listen and comments bro.

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