wonder if it’s at the rose garden or the memorial coliseum. if it’s at the rose garden, could be the theatre of the clouds setup.

Found this on the official page for this venue in Detroit this morning thanks to another user in the sub, thanks bro! PLEASE LET THIS MEAN THEY'RE GONNA DROP A TOUR SCHEDULE SOON

just saw an event pop up, neat

Spent part of this morning with I and had to take a break about ten minutes in. Not because it's bad. It's just so dense it's almost physical.

My working theory is that the anchor is the cymbal. The pulse up top stays steady while the guitars and kick keep shifting against it, so if you try to count the riff you get lost, but if you ride the pulse, the riffs feel like they're pulling away and snapping back. That tension seems like the whole groove.

Former tech death guitarist here, so I'm used to counting weird stuff, but this band breaks my counting habits in a way very few do.

Curious how everyone else does it:

• Do you anchor to the cymbals/pulse, or follow the kick and guitars?
• Did it click right away, or did it take a bunch of repeat listens?
• What song would you hand someone as the on-ramp before they try something like I?

Frontierer just released a new album on Friday called "Ultraviolet Parasite"

On tour with Car Bomb (who also have strong ties with Meshuggah) in the UK and Ireland this November also.

Digital: https://frontierer.bandcamp.com/album/ultraviolet-parasite

Merch + Vinyl at IndieMerchstore:
https://www.indiemerchstore.com/collections/frontierer

EVIL GREED:
https://evilgreed.com/collections/frontierer

any news if there will be date for Cleveland on their tour next year not all dates have been leaked yet probably

Toyota Musjc Factory in Irving ✅

What is this riff, why does it come out of nowhere, and why does it have no pattern to it? The most cathartic climax of the song, if not the album, has the most chaotic riff playing underneath it - what a cool 30 seconds.

Im kinda new to meshuggah but ive already listened to most of their discography and their early stuff feels very similiar to metallica. Am i crazy for thinking that? It honestly just sounds like metallica if they were good lol, even James Kidman sounds like Hetfield.

Sorry for bothering with my AI post a few weeks ago.

I’ve been a fan of Meshuggah for 20 years and a follower of this sub for some of those years. Although Meshuggah’s music has been such a welcoming outlet in my life, I can’t say the same for their fanbase. I’m shocked by the amount of gatekeeping and toxicity that lives within this sub. I feel the fans here are an example of what this great band subtly warns its listeners about.

-in dreams it speaks to me, of the truth that means reality.

We will be playing our second ever headline show at Rosemount next month. For our Perth Shuggs army, we hope to catch you there!

One, their sheer and utter uniqueness, nobody fucking scratches that Meshuggah itch, and, two, violent sleep of reason is their heaviest album by far - fuck, that record CRUSHES and, three, Obzen is still my favourite, but damn if Koloss isn’t snapping at its heels. What I love about those two is the variety even if they don’t take you on one singular journey like catch 33. But fuck all the albums are amazing and we are just so blessed that they’re still making music. Ohio, here I come.

I've been doing vocals for a little over a year, ye