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Band were in a good mood, seemed to enjoy the show very much.
Very powerful show with effectively thrown in more quiet moments.
About 2:30 h I think (correct me, if I’m wrong)
The new song sounded promising, fits well with the Tower songs.
The vocals sounded interesting, but it’s hard to tell live.
It really got me excited for the upcoming album.
The Instagram shot of the recording session this summer featured the hashtag #nemesis
I think we have an album title here
Quote:or those of you that feel there's something missing nowadays, and only find few new songs touching them the way they did in the 90's. What songs from the post-Geb area would that be?I really love Lacuna, that’s again the melody that’s been mentioned before. That’s one that sticks. Hyena got this TM vibe in the melody, but I always found BHBC so poor in general sound, it’s nothing that could really touch me. The missing drummer got this one down, though there’s a lot of fine songwriting on the album. And Hell Pt. 4-6. I wish they‘d develop this whole Hell thing into something really outstanding. I think there’s a lot of unused potential in this.
It´s funny, that you mention Helmet, because that´s exactly what feedtime is
Especially if you ever heard Helmet´s Page Hamilton scream "In the Meantime!"I must admit, sometimes I miss the heaviness, but not the Feedtime-Gutwrech-Heaviness but the somewhat tamer grungy heaviness of "Junior", "Plan #1", "Leave it like that", "HA Mac" or "Back to Source" (miss the Black To Comm encores of the 90s as well :STG: ).
I think Bartok is as close as we will get nowadays.
I saw the show in Bielefeld and it was one of the most fun concerts I visited.
So I´d vote for a Special Roadwork Edition of that last tour.
So that’s it: it’s not about drugs or no drugs, it’s about the image you projected on someone and now you must realize, the real person got nothing to do with your imagination. Happens a lot in life. Get used to it
Hey, Snah might not be God indeed, but Kenneth IS fuckin fast.
Btw: Spidergawd have also just finished recording and the new album is out by January.
Hell, yes! Just listened to Demon Box (the song) the other day and imagined how cool it was, if they worked with Deathprod again.
@mybestfriend83 Three points: First, you don´t have to have regularly psychodelic experiences to gain creative inspiration out of it. Me, I stopped travelling space about 17 years ago and still, the experience influences the way I think, act, live and listen. By the way, MP is one of the best vehicles for me to get a psychodelic experience out of an ordinary workday.
Second, don´t take the band as one entity. Just because Snah said, he never really did drugs, it could be something totally different with Bent. And he is the one doing most of the lyrics and songwriting.
And third: Who cares? As someone who is into some psychodelic "insight", you should probably know that it doesn´t really matter. The experience you have, when you listen to their music is yours. And the stories it tells you are yours and only yours. Truth is a pathless land and you may travel as it suits you. Drugs is only one way among many others.
You can get some little bit on this by reading the booklets to the Deluxe Editions written by Bent.
It seems that their approach to work is as diverse as the music that comes out of it.
Some tracks were composed, rehearsed and produced within days, others were the product of years long trial and error (e.g. Stalemate), others came to life on stage and evolved over several gigs up to a studio recording, e.g. The Wheel
