Cattle Decapitation Presents: The Unerasable Past - A Short Film by Wes Benscoter
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Shot during summer and fall 2019, this elaborate music video showcases the striking universe of Wes Benscoter's art in conjunction with the concepts brought into play by Cattle Decapitation in stunning 4K glory. The video is the culmination of a fruitful 18 year long relationship between the band and the world renown artist and is the first ever music video of his vastly expansive career, which includes having worked with such metal mainstays as Slayer, Kreator, Dio, Nile, Autopsy, Broken Hope, among many others. Having worked with him for so many years and being admirers of his 2009 award-winning short film, "Hold Your Fire", the band was honored to take this next step with him and seize this opportunity to give the world something special: an emotionally captivating short film by one of the top masters of timeless metal art.
Cattle Decapitation's vocalist and art director Travis Ryan had this to say about this first-of-its-kind event: "When Wes told me he would be down to do a music video for us, my jaw dropped. Having a music video that is completely married to the album artwork and color palette was something I had always wanted to do but never thought it could be a reality. As you can see from our lyrics, there's not a lot of hope floating around, so when he offered up his creative hands for a music video, we snapped to it, and along the way, it became a much more formidable force by taking the form of a short film. This worked perfectly, considering the last 12 minutes of the album not only make up two tracks that become one long emotional journey with enough monolithic peaks and valleys to rival the Andes of Argentina to the Rockies of Colorado, but the tracks themselves scream for such a treatment. The scope of the video matches the scope of the album 'Death Atlas', which is meant to be listened to from beginning to the end in its entirety as is the video. Wes Benscoter has proven that he is a master of art, incorporating various mediums into one disastrously beautiful extinction-level art film."
Wes Benscoter comments: "I've never had any real interest in doing a music video until we started planning the photos for the album layout and I thought man, this could be a great oppurtunity to make the kind of film I like. Grim, atmospheric, and topical. Created with a mix of old-school practical effects, some digital tricks and a insane amount of sand and fog. I used every trick in the book to try to do justice to Cattle's apocalyptic nightmare soundtrack."
"Death Atlas" will purge the Earth on Black Friday, Nov. 29th, 2019 via Metal Blade Records. - Hudba
Lyrics:
Death Atlas
Alas, the deed is done
Mankind has come and gone
Carbon-based life forms reset to day one
Fire now rages on
We thought we had enough time to redesign through human minds
To do our time for this life of crime, seems this is the end of the line
We casketed hope in bureaucracy, sunk to the bottom of the sea
Out of sight out of mind out of love for money
We deserve everything that’s coming
We’ll take this world to our graves
There’s no fear for tomorrow when there’s no trust for today
There’s no ever after… debts have to be paid
We deserve everything that’s coming
We took this world to our graves… we made its creatures our slaves
Shattered the hourglass… an unerasable past…
Humans: Demons, deranged and depraved
We deserve everything that’s coming!
We took this world to our graves!
We deserve everything that’s coming!
We took this world to our graves!
Alas, the deed is done
Mankind now dead and gone
Post-anthropocene - Earth reset to day one
Fire now rages on
There’s no fear for tomorrow when there’s no trust for today
There’s no ever after… debts have to be paid
We deserve everything that’s coming
We took this world to our graves… we made its creatures our slaves
Shattered the hourglass… an unerasable past…
Humans: Demons, deranged and depraved
And I count the days ’til we expire our ways
And I count the days ’til we expire for always
To be alive is to survive everything….
to make due with anything… until we die
To be alive is to squander everything….
to stumble towards anything… to feel alive
I'm so happy that Cattle Decapitation has changed from what it was an into what it is now. It's so dynamic in many ways. Everything about what you guys are doing now with this band is just what I need I my life. Thanks for sharing you music with me and I hope to hear your projects in the future. GOOD JOB TO YOU ALL!
So fricken beautiful!!!! It's poetry 😎
@@VileDesecrator Dude, they've truly grown as a band. I'm loving the somber melodic shit too.
@Helder Cunha What????
Helder Cunha tinha que ser um bolsominion do caralho pra vir falar bosta num vídeo de música que fala sobre aquecimento global e toda bosta na qual a humanidade se afunda e afunda o resto do mundo com ela, tá na hora “ da praga voltar e livrar o mundo de todos amanhã mesmo”.
Bando de gente de mente fechada, abre tua cabeça, sai da tua bolha, olha o mundo lá fora! O mundo não é essa disney que tu vive não filhão!
This band is pure art. My perception from humanity is far away from misanthropic but this band is caring so much about how to present their message and how to connect the dots to build up a coherent speech with an artistic approach that I understand perfectly what they want to say. Incredible.
Grande el reno
Ya what he said😂
The evolution of this band is turning them into an absolute metal institution.
If you were to start from Human Jerky and listen to each album in order,the evolution of this band is honestly staggering. It has been a pleasure to watch the past 16 years. They are the gold standard in the genre for me.
@@citizenbrain8065 i totally agree. the band became better and better with every record. from raw brutality to brutality with cathy hooks and awesome song structures.
I saw em live about 10 years ago
As they evolve, the vocals get cleaner... becoming less brutal... Nothing beats To Serve Man....
@@dismalrealms3587 and i about 10 days ago
Who would have thought harmonized “goblin” sounds would be so strangely beautiful and emotional?
goblin is a perfect descriptor for this vocal style.
@@DutchmanX69 Sounds more like an alien form, which I think it was always the reference.
reminds me of skin chamber
Ive liked them from the get go on the "goblin" vocals. The harmony is educationally amazing. The low and slow tone is a fuckin stamp in this jam. The low vocals did it for me.
This will prove to be an important part of metal history.
I could not agree more. This is easily the best metal release of the year, if not longer.
You almost nailed it. This will prove to be be an important part of human history.
no
@@lommalos cant argue that intelligent retort and not at all crybaby ass shithead elitism.
@@thecompleation8891 there are way better releases this year imo
This song actually made me feel empty. Knowing that everything they're saying is true. Those two lines saying "theres no fear for tomorrow when theres no trust for today. theres no ever after... debts have to be paid" really hit me, man. I don't know how they did this, but they really just made my favorite song of the decade. No song has made me feel this way. Well fucking done Cattle Decap. Well fucking done.
Same
Totally feel it that way too... In a way, it felt like the first time I heard Black Sabbath, so ground breaking and grabbed my soul.
yep, this has legit become one of my favorite songs of all time
Yes!
Oddly makes me feel sorta the opposite, unless I'm misunderstanding your meaning of empty. For me, it threw me through a wheel of emotions, and at some points, almost makes me want to cry because it's incredible accuracy of this world we live in. Also, it seems like this song has pushed me into a self reflective state, thinking of things I've done myself carelessly, not thinking of the big consequence in the end, and want to be a better human as a whole. Overall, this is an absolutely incredible song, despite not necessarily being able to place a finger on every way its made me feel. It hits my Playlist daily, even a couple years later. Well done, Cattle Decap, always been a fan, and will be until we die 🤘
This band is easily one of the best metal bands of the past 20 years.
Very true, not sure what can top them in metal
This last album really did it. Before I was not interested in them
Meshuggah, Cattle Decapitation, Gojira, Animals As Leaders, Car Bomb, Wintersun, etc.
Jesus man...
@@prodbyjeremiah97 blood Incantation too
Immolation also
I cried to this song couple times... Travis vocals are out of this world. It's fucking beautiful, tragic, melancholic, apocalyptic, haunting... fucking masterpiece... especially last verse:
"To be alive is to survive everything
To make due with anything, until we die
To be alive is to squander everything
To stumble towards anything, to feel alive"
This is our lives in all our endeavors my fellow apes.
After hearing that ending, I can die in peace. It’s the most incredible piece of music I’ve ever heard in my life.
Same its fucking beautiful man
"WE DESERVE EVERYTHING THATS COMING"
Goosebumps everytime Travis' banshee like shrieks come in to scream that part of the chorus.
He really knows exactly how to put the right vocal emphasis on the right lyrics for maximum impact.
Yes we deserve, best comment here. what a fucking mess we've made.
we don't deserve cattle decapitation.
But we need them
Agree. Wish they'd go away already
How dare you! ...joking ...or maybe not.
they've been around to long to just leave
@@renemartinez7170 RENE lmao 👀
For some reason I feel a deep emptiness and sad emotions with this song. What a great song.
for real I teared up listening to it on my drive this morning
Yep same
"for some reason"
that's what you're supposed to feel when listening to this song because of what it's about
Don't tell me your one of those ooh my anxiety and depression is killing me little bitches😂 lay off the soy and eat a steak and lift some weights that will make you feel better bud
@Bello Gubbai ok little guy you should be careful who you talk shit to you may see them in person some day and a little whiny little pansy like you wouldn't be saying anything when that day comes so go cry and take some prozac bitch
It's is not the evolution of band, it's the evolution of heavy music in general.
Totally agree. 36 years old now and sick of almost every genre, every song from this album and their past two albums feels like where metal SHOULD be heading. Zero compromise in terms of brutality, but embracing change for the better. Sadly, I feel like people are totally sleeping on this album and it will probably only get the recognition it deserves years from now when people catch up.
@@psycold sad but true. but is better to make music that can stand the test of time than to just create something that it will only be popular for a short amount of time.
@@psycold idk i think this one will chart reasonably well. it's sounding extremely good so far. monolith is the album it took people a while to catch up on ;)
@@psycold Cattle and Metal Blade themselves may be at fault for this.. this is the first proper video promoting the album, and it's one week before the release date. Except for the promo-tours, there's been no real attempt at reaching out to new audiences, they simply trusted us fans to rush to the uploads whenever they put up a new song (and we did).
Maybe an over-the-top video with chances of going viral (like Forced Gender Reassignment) would be good to do after the release. If nothing else, then for the sake of chocking people and let the band's name be spread across the internet once again?
@@psycold this album is far less brutal than any of their previous work though. It's much more melancholic, which isn't a bad thing, just the brutality is basically gone.
Very beautiful and scary at the same time, what we, the humans are doing to ourself and our home.
I have a feeling this is going to be one of the most important metal records to have ever been written, both musically and lyrically. Musically, every single second of the three songs we have heard so far compliment the pieces they are a part of perfectly and I can think of no changes to improve them. Lyrically, metal has always been about singing about your own view of the world, and Travis' words accurately instill the fear of climate change and human disaster that he is showing he feels. Important music carries weight, which is exactly what these three songs have done so far. Their previous work also deals with this, but I have a feeling Death Atlas will be cemented as one of the most important pieces of music of the last 25 years. This is art. It's scary. It's uncomfortable. And that's exactly what it should be.
Yes, the part where you can *feel* his fear about climate change, it truly makes this piece of art as dark and brutal as the young Greta Thunberg. It is so utterly metal, to petition the UN for globalist progressives, for descendants of old world power family bloodlines from the days of European empire, to support ever-bloating governments TAXING the AIR. Truly amazing. Such brutality. Music should exactly be the spreading of fear, birthed of scientific consensus and self-employed cartoonists, that is unquestionable. To question it is heresy! Such a crime shall be punished in His holy name, the William of house Nye, on punishment of social media shame or 66 lashes. Praise be to Holy Current Year, 2019. A=me^n
Pints & Peasants Yes, my thoughts exactly! Very well stated.
I'm shocked, almost cried ... THE OSCAR for Cattle Decapitation
Ok don't be a pussy lol
Don't listen to that kiddy, he thinks that he's the most big man or macho, or some stupid brain-dead thing like that. *You are not the only one who has cried*
Having an emotional reaction to music does not make one a “pussy”. Music is an art form and that’s the purpose of art: to express oneself and invoke emotions in others
This song needs a Grammy
My goosebumps are having goosebumps ....
MadiUk77 same
Album of the year....calling it right now
It's gonna be a close call between this, Car Bomb, and Periphery
@@jeebuskraist5864 lol Periphery
@@jeebuskraist5864 Shit,is the new Car Bomb that good? I stumbled onto them in 07 for Centralia and thought Meta was great but album of the year is a lofty claim. I'll have to give it a go.
David Bender I called it already months ago...
@@citizenbrain8065 yes new car bomb album is great
Who mixed the record? He needs to be praised and recognized fantastic job.
That’d be Mr. Dave Otero, the producer of all of their albums since Monolith of Inhumanity. 😊
The ending composition with the visuals of the skeletal Atlas is beyond powerful
Travis's deeper clean singing vocals sound similar to Phil anselmo
The versatility of Travis' voice is otherworldly
This is like WALL-E but heavier
I'm in love with this comment, thank you.
How exactly
@@arnoldhernandez1910 if you seen the movie you'd see the similarities. Unless you're a fucking dimwit then no one can help that.
@@FuxWithFire 🤣🤣🤣
love it
this saved my life my parents passed the day after this came out
thank you so much Travis And Josh
For real man? My condolences to you and yours hope you find the strength brother.
I hope your still doing ok brother music helps I know how what your going thru feels keep your head up you will see them again there is a God and they are at peace now
This is not death metal. This is the evolution of extreme music
Anaal Nathrakh set the benchmark for "Extreme Metal" this is definitely up there, with a lot more melody.
@morbidcorpse Name me atleast 10 other bands more extreme than A.N.
Id like to see the garbage you come up with. And dont give me any Grindcore untalented bullshit.
Who cares just shut up and listen
@@gazzasmith1729 ION DISSONANCE,WORMED,ULCERATE,DODECAHEDRON!!!!blow the fuck of that Shitty Band
Well said.. !!!!!
I'm 41 blasting this in my office while on a conference call. Life is good.
Fuck yeah brotha. Never too old. I'm 42 and make suits listen to Decap in the work carpark.
Fuck yeah.. I am 52!!!!
And I'm 50 and listening this im my office, between patients
@Dan , what a silly comment
I'm 36 listening to this in my office while designing medical implant devices :)
That voice is indescribable. I've never heard anything like these vocals
Cradle of Filth
You should listen to more music then
@@banehog I listen to tons of deathcore metal, and the only person who can be compared to Travis Ryan in vocals is Dickie Allen. The masters of their craft. Unbeatable.
@@CuntLucifer Will Ramos has entered the chat
@@banehog He fuckin' didn't.
This proves how artful and creative metal can be. Completely blown away.
"'Death Atlas' will purge the Earth on Black Friday, Nov. 29th, 2019 via Metal Blade Records."
You're damn right it will.
Love that these guys aren't afraid to try new shit. Since Monolith, Cattle has really stepped up and delivered some top quality music.
Also 10/10 goth-rock vocals, Travis. It fucking works and I'd love to hear it more in the future.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the clean vocals in the beginning are provided by Dis Pater (of Midnight Odyssey), who also partially wrote the track.
@@laporte1625 sounds like him
Whoa, whoa, whoa that's not Peter Steele?!
I always felt it belonged more under the DOOM Metal category, really reminded me a lot of Candlemass.
Leviathan fan I see? Hard to find these days 😂😂
This is how you top The Anthropocene Extinction.
I look at it like pt 1 n 2, 😎
@@ncsludgefactory5445 Just wait for part 3
@@PSVR2. god i can’t wait. i’m gonna be so excited when whatever they do next comes out
You are mental if you don’t love this band. Atlas is going to be a masterpiece.
Yes it definitely is.
Really impressed by the segues between the piano intro to the first riff, then to the first verse riff, etc. So many bands completely lose the atmosphere they established from one riff to the next, but it's obvious these guys' compositions are the result of careful writing, and not just sporadically lucking out from noodling on their instruments
This song is the last song on the album, so that intro is probably the song that comes before Death Atlas. They always have amazing intro tracks for their final song their records like The Monolith and Ave Exitium.
2006 : Of Human Pride & Flatulence
2009 : The Harvest Floor
2012 : The Monolith
2015 : Ave Exitium
2019 : The Unerasable Past
The Second of last songs on each album are always a story line and a mellow song
A lot of bands I've noticed have a repeating album structure
Death Atlas popped up in my recommended about 2 days ago. I was super hesitant because it was the last song on the album & I wanted to save it for a full album listen-through. I managed to last a few hours, but I ended up giving in lol.
But, FUUCCKK, what a goddamn closer. For a band that started out as grindcore, the melodies this band writes are insane lmao.
Lemme also just say, my heart kinda skipped a beat when the clean vocals came in at the end cuz my brain immediately registered it as Peter Steele's voice lol. Within the span of a second, my brain went from "IS THAT FUCKING PETER" to "Ah. Just remembered he's dead, actually. Oh, dear."
But, anyway.
Long story short version: this album is lookin' like it's gonna fucking rip.
I'm hearing some Peter Steele in this and it's amazing!
Dude same
Exactly what I was thinking at the start
Absolutely!
IVAN OOZE I was thinking Nick Cave especially in that last part
Yes!
4:49 no other band can achieve this level of melody/brutality in a blast beat. They're just too good
So friggin’ pumped for this album.
Got my preorder in today. Throwing it into my system right now.
My God, it's not often that new material from a band that's been around for more than 20 years is possibly their best. This is a masterpiece. It finished 5 minutes ago and I still have goosebumps
In advance, Cattle Decap's one of my favorite bands period, to the point to where I want to work on an analysis of their entire discography. But otherwise, I'll be doing an in-depth review of Death Atlas (the album, not the track, lol) once it releases over on my channel. For anyone that's looking forward to it, or just want to hear a passionate fan break it down and discuss the record with y'all, be sure to check it out. Cheers. :)
I can't think of a single piece of art that makes me feel emotion like this every time I experience it. Sadness, rage, hatred, determination, despair all mixed together. Phenomenal
Listen to pestilence shall come by advent sorrow
Sadly not the same ballpark for me@@jessecaballero2437
I wish Cattle Decapitation would release a straight-up atmospheric black metal EP.
Played this in a bar on touchtunes once. Watched a couple of patrons sit still, listen, and after it was over (yes, somehow the bartenders didn’t skip) they just kept staring into the void.
One of the greatest songs of our lifetimes.
Truly a life changing experience for anyone who listens to this, realizing the fate of our future and the planet as a whole if we don't change our ways.
I've started listening to Metal in 1986 I started out with Metallica, Slayer and Bathory I got into the Death Metal scene around 1988 and then the Black Metal scene also around 1990, there are too many idiots with zero clue about Metal talking crap about this band, for me Cattle Decap are the most exciting thing to happen to the Metal scene in a very long time, they change and evolve without releasing the same thing over and over, it's the sign of a great band when they can reinvent themselves every release.. And also Travis is the most interesting and most versatile Metal vocalist ever..
Agreed man Travis Ryan is one of the greatest metal vocalists of all time
I am actually a nu metal fan guy but you know... After i heared Cattle decap, songs.. i think i become a new fan of brutal... deathgrin or something.. i know i am just a beginner but i want to be a real person who knows a lot of metal style and what is it means.
Yes and Babymetal
@@rodmarsaulaomarabonales2164 don't worry, one day you will be a real person
Banehogg hahaha
Beautiful..... you guys achieved legendary status.
Cattle Decapitation is the best thing in extreme metal
That ending. Can we talk about that ending? We gotta talk about that ending..
This is more than just an album of auditory artwork, but a philosophical truth and outcry for the reality of the world we live in...
I was listening to this song high. The emotions at the end were so intense. The female vocals and travis’s more emotional cleans, make the song utterly hopeless, but astounding beautiful. Like a choir of crying angels while everything fades out of existence.
For all the black metal elitists out there....a death metal vocalist just out did your style and mixed in cleans and death growls to boot.
I’m fucking blown away. I’m not a “metal head”. I’m a fan of music. I don’t care if it’s hip-hop, folk, pop or fucking whatever. This album is shaping out to be a monolith. I’m going so far to say it could be life-altering. Some music can literally get into your head and fuck with your entire background and mindset. I’m crossing ever goddamn finger hoping so....
Damn, the easter eggs tho - references to monolith and antropocene
The same thing I was thinking. I was like is that the Monolith. I love how these three albums are like a progression of a story and their music as a whole.
Really makes it feel like the end of a trilogy
Shet...
I had chills the entire time. Cattle Decapitation never disappoint and I am loving their evolution.
You notice CD evolving from Monolith of Inhumanity and The Anthropocene Extinction. Especially with Travis Ryan clean vocals 👌🏾🤘🏾
I've never been the biggest Cattle Decapitation fan, but that was really good and they might be growing on me.
Same here
Let it consume you
Same
Monolith and Antropocean reeled me in.
Same.
I'm really impressed by enormous talent of this band. This song is a masterpiece
they say perfection is impossible to achieve...then there came this absolute masterpiece.
MY GOD THE CLEAN VOCALS
They ain't clean brah!
@@derek9217 the pete steele sounding cleans around 8:40
cleanish
@@maximusragnar203 those two line are clean...
Far from clean vocals.
This is so epic, dark, beautiful and true!!!!
8 more days!!!!!!
This video deserves to get millions of views. I hope it does eventually
Guaguadeath it needs billions but millions of views would be just fine....
Been listening to the two tracks released from Death Atlas pretty much on repeat the past few weeks. Can't wait 'til BLACK FRIDAY!
Did u already hear death atlas? The song?
3 tracks
@@arnoldhernandez1910 Had no idea there was another one, thanks!
psycold well you heard it here in the video
@@MrTomkat030 haha I paused the video and went looking for the song, ended up back here and slapped my forehead.
They are almost too heavy for me they are breathtaking I'm speechless how good this band are
This band is an example of what passion for what you believe in can make you a master of your art.
Cattle's Magnum Opus.
A heartbreaking song from a truly brutal album that pulls no punches with its message about the 6th mass extinction event, and the fact that humans simply aren't prepared for what is to come.
if they were aiming for epic, they succeeded...
sunsty1e definitely!
There will never be another Cattle Decapitation.
Just bought a wall flag of this album for my room. Already picked up a snap back from when I saw them live. \m/ Legends.
I was introduced to this band by a buddy during a conversation about my local river being polluted by a company here in Michigan (Not flint related). I was already into "extreme" music but I didn't know these sub genres held passionate individuals that had human lives and the environment on their minds. Shout out to Cattle Decap, FFAA, Thy Art is Murder, and other great bands that have a positive message about the changes we need to make as a society and as people on this small earth.
They're top of the death metal league now. Outstanding performance
Agreed, but I'd say they've been there since "Monuments". God-tier lads.
@@justinkroboth360 totally agree. I mean they're becoming better and better with every release
@@justinkroboth360 You mean Monolith right?
It's nothing short of a masterpiece. I've spent so much time watching this video and listening to the track(s) themselves and I am totally in love.
Anyways; The Anthropocene Extinction has been my favourite album since it came out and has been the strongest contender for Album Of The Decade, but from what I've heard so far, that may very well change with Death Atlas. All the singles have been absolutely breathtaking. Cattle Decapitation has evolved into something unique and something no other bands do and I fuckin' love it. "Monolith of Inhumanity", "The Anthropocene Extinction" and (hopefully) "Death Atlas" have changed how I listen to extreme music and though I rarely touch other bands in this genre, I do think Cattle Decapitation is my favourite band as of now.
CD are the heroes we didn't deserve but needed...
I too love Compact Disc
Still miss my cassettes though
Is there something called a metal masterpiece? Cattle Decapitation !!!! For many, many years an album didn't give me the thrills of emotion that are so striking that the songs are. Powerful, brutal and darkly melodic! Goddammit!
NbG yes their is such thing as a metal masterpiece. Unfortunately not many albums or songs are labeled as such. 2019 was full of them and not just from Cattle Decapitation.
Can't wait to see these dudes with Full of Hell and Athiest this weekend.
What inhumanity we have cannot exist if we cannot exist. This was a masterpiece, it reminded me of Kingdom of Tyrants but was different and original in every way.
So beautiful I almost wanna cry.
Literally brought me To tears, it took me a year To fully appreciate this song. Monumental album as a whole. 5 stars.
This album deserves a nobel nomination
I don’t understand how a band can consistently outdo themselves like this. Many fade with time, not Cattle.
This reminds me their old stuff. And I'm obsessed with this
We are gifted with the possibility of consume the history of metal music at real time.
This song/video is a pretty accurate representation of what’s happening in Australia right now...
The size of the grin on my face when I saw The Monolith was...monolithic.
No album has ever hit me harder. No music has ever rang so true and honest. Finally something that genuinely speaks the harsh reality that is this life. Nearly brings me to tears every time but it is so enlightening to embrace the truth. People try so hard to ignore it to get through the day but this album forces you to look at it. The scale has tipped, we have made a truly devastating impact on this planet. The Anthropocene era is now. So glad this band uses their craft to help people see the truth and reflect on themselves and our species as a whole.
4:34 that witchy vocal is damn addictive
What a work of art.. I'm speechless
Beautiful message that people will continue to see and understand in years to come. what a song ❤
Absolutely mind-blowing. How can something so brutal be so beautiful and touching?
amazing, deep, creative, insprational, aweareness, savior, with full of love and hate, poem. best 2019s music video. enjoyed every second of it.
The lyrics, the artcover, the musical composition and the clean vocals are amazing, just i cried with this masterpiece. Its a shame that i can't buy the special edition of the album. This album will be the best of the year.
I love how cattle decapitation are doing more than anyone else at the minute, they’re saying it how it is, they aren’t sugar coating it, and pretending it’s all going to be fine, their aggression represents their want for change, what more could we want? Someone who’s helping the world while creating badass music while doing it. I’m coming to see you guys live this year, without a doubt, you’re fucking awesome
This is why we do not kindle the flame.
true
So true
Praise the sun! In short epic album ahead.
May the flames guide thee
Ahh, you ignorant slaves. Finally taken notice have you?
I just noticed that the ending hinted towards Terrasite, awesome!
The whole album is great.
So happy to be alive in the same point in time as this band. Phenomenal group of dudes
One of the best bands in the world right now
No words ... beatiful, so brutal , unique .
This is getting more and more reality based everyday. This is a piece of music that brings tears to my eyes like a song off of the Wall. Then it breaks into the blast beat but becomes even more relevant.
I hardly buy albums anymore, but this.... this is the one that deserves my money, raw emotional and real af.
I am agog. Cat Decap exceeding their own brilliance, and Wes is a legend. The message is clear, and obvious. It's a pity only a few on the fringes hear it. 😑
I've never thought I would ever feel shivers down my spine with this band!! This tells me they're in a different league now: according to my standards, they are part of the best!
The emotional vibe is very strong!
I first saw Cattle in 2005/2006 at a small VFW in Connecticut. Even back then I knew they were going places. They were the 3rd band to play out of 6 and blew all the others away. Job for a Cowboy was the headliner and they bombed. I remember the only other band to come close to them was From a Second Story Window that night. The evolution of this band is top tier. I’m seeing them in Vegas and I’m buying this album. 🤘🏼
This is very heavy.
I'm in tears.