Beams of fire sweep through my head Thrusts of pain increasingly engaged Sensory receptors succumb I am no one now, agony My crimson liquid so frantically spilled The ruby fluid of life unleashed Ripples ascend to the surface of my eyes Their red pens drawing at random, at will A myriad pains begotten in their wake The bastard spawn of a mutinous self The regurgitation of my micro nemesis Salivating red at the prospect of my ruin, my doom Malfunction the means for its ascent Bloodletting the stringent voice to beckon my soul So futile any resisting tension As death-induced mechanics propel its growth The implement, the device of my extinction The terminating clockwork of my gleeful bane The definitive scourge of its mockery The end-art instruments lethality attained Heed, it commands, heed my will Bleed, it says, bleed you will Falling into the clarity of undoing Scornful gods haggle for my soul Minds eye flickers and delegates as I let go Taunting whispers accompany my deletion A sneering grin, the voice of my reaper Chanting softly the song of depletion
I feel like this could apply to the majority of progressive metal/djent bands but that's just my opinion lol But yeah Meshuggah instrumentals are a must!
@@M3G4FR34K I always wondered why we couldn't make it a law that bands had to release a instrumental version, or at least release all tracks of each instrument in some site now that we have internet. They could sell it, I don't care. I would gladly buy a bunch of guitar/drum version of some masterpiece albums.
@@PJBonoVox Nah, this is too much. But make it so it would be a common thing, you know. They would get money for it, we would get the tracks, musicians would be able to use it to train, etc. Its a win win in my opinion.
Mick Gordon, who wrote the Doom soundtrack (and is an awesome musician), is apparently heavily influenced by Meshuggah, who've been around since the late 90s and basically wrote the book on djent and "math metal." This particular song is from 2008.
thank you for regurgitating the most commonly said comment on any metal track. 'dis sound like... like um doom... cos doom have da metal moosic' i mean cmon man i know you got better than that
@@ergile172 How very edgy of you. No, if you paid attention, the specific STYLE of metal that Meshuggah uses is the base inspiration, according to Mick Gordon himself, is the STYLE that mostly inspired his soundtrack. There are various subgenres of metal. By YOUR logic, Sabaton 'sounds like doom'. Please 'do better'.
@@TheHylianJuggalo yes. doom's soundtrack is based off of this type of death, i agree but my point still stands, i would not have left that reply if the op said 'doom's soundtrack was based around the same sub-genre of metal that meshuggah uses', instead he said 'This is just DOOM without the electronic bits :D'. if you look carefully you may be able to tell that those two are slightly different. i must applaud your ability to take what i say slightly out of context, my bad for saying 'on any metal track' as opposed to 'any metal track that has a relatively high bpm along with the use of tuned down guitars and double or even triple kick drum pedals...' , i will admit fault for that but you seem to misinterpret the original intent of my reply, it was not to say 'every metal song sounds like doom, please dont say every metal song sounds like doom', it was to point out that on a lot of the quick and djenty stuff, people comment 'this sounds like doom' constantly, which im pretty sure is mostly just people copying other comments and has also been said 20 quadrillion times. i say 'i mean cmon man i know you got better than that' not to try to insult the op, quite the opposite, im trying to make a point that something of more value can be said other than repeating the same words hundreds of other people have said, and that it really does not take much to just innovate even a little. i would end with a snarky remark such as you have but i dont see it necessary.
Frederik Thordendal did contribute to Wolfenstein The New Order and The New Colossus' OSTs, composing with Martin Stig Andersen on The New Colossus and with Mick Gordon on The New Order. That and Frederik and Mick are friends.
I like how well the bass is mixed in this version, since you can barely hear it in the original mix. That’s why I’ve always liked that sound on some of the older albums like DEI and Chaosphere since you can clearly hear the bass as a separate entity from the guitars.
@@nightraven2975 Nah, the bass is definitely louder in this version. Just compare the intros to both versions (before the vocals come in) and you can hear the difference pretty clearly.
@@laverdadbuscador lmao, what kind of scream would be legit to you? Because fry screams like this are the only style of screaming that doesn't sound like shit to me.
@@irockmajorly the style varies depending on the genre. Could care less, this just doesn't sound good to my ears. My favorite screamer is Dark Tranquility.
God damn, taking a year hiatus from hearing this them hearing it again... What a fuckin tune man. This shit made my blood breathe again, no words. Just...
Explosions too the ears on this, Awsome shot right here. Who ever dislikes this vid with a Thumbs down should be ashamed. At least 200 thumbs up from me. Thanks for this.
@@HoopyFroodood honestly I feel like the progressive metal scene has some amazing vocalists right now. But to be fair I mostly listen to the 'big' bands in modern prog rn so eh
Because the dynamicless screaming like somebody is trying to unscrew his balls is so fucking lame. They think it's brutal but it's just really fucking lame. And nobody is here because of vocals.
Thx been trying to learn it perfectly for all I can bullshit my way through it but the bleed it says the high e flats before the chimes I forgot how to do them so its nice to chain everything together but that solo is just not playable on my nine string with bass n rhythm and I love that solo so until someone else does it perfectly as an appearance it's gonna be a song I never get to play live unfortunately
They were my first concert ever and I got to meet the band too. Very bad ass experience all around and the fucking drummer. When I listen to this now I think of doom though.
If we could add a bunch of traditional Japanese instruments to this like a shamisen and shakuhachi (the latter playing atonal countermelodies in the upper register) this would work perfectly as villain music for Naruto…
Pov: you reach the battlefield of dreams, before you is an army of abominations. It's just you, a sword, and your absolute destructive power. As the war drums beat the sound of death, your heart pumps with a sound of pure intensity, out rumbling the sound of thousands of feet trampling the ground just ahead.
I prefer this version to the original one because with overwhelming death throat accent of the vocal I really have a hard time figuring out what the lyrics and baseline are.
If you can do an instrumental for every single Meshuggah song, I'll make sure to give each one as many views as your last 10 videos combined. Each. One. Solely.
@@worhed3722 no shame on you bruu, for not wanting the ability to choose between instrumental and original whenever you want. To admire the song as a whole or to just enjoy the great muscisianship without the distraction of the vocals mght depend on your mood. Wanting instrumental songs uploaded from a band you love is not a bad thing and does not take away from the band itself.
@@JJ-zi3hy this song is literally just the same pattern repeated and sounds like nothing without the vocal. Maybe you dont realize the vocal is what makes the pattern complete... But whatever tho dude, lmao
From 5:54 and on the bass drums or drums in general are slightly early. Not sure what happened there but it’s still exciting just to hear the instruments.
This dissonant symphony of construction The power The mindset The intent Thank u for this gift. Music will never be the same. Stuff like this, Ron JARZOMBEK (blotted science, watchtower, spastic ink), Marty Friedman.. So very very different Alienware Math metal Dissonant chords This is it. Ra5 ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
I'm used to the voice by now, but I always thought they would be much more interesting as an instrumental band. Musically they are way above the teenager angry nightmare critter shtick.
![Meshuggah - Catch Thirtythree [Full Instrumental Album Cover]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/V5ON63ckKa8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meshuggah - Catch Thirtythree [Full Instrumental Album Cover]](/img/tr.png)
Beams of fire sweep through my head
Thrusts of pain increasingly engaged
Sensory receptors succumb
I am no one now, agony
My crimson liquid so frantically spilled
The ruby fluid of life unleashed
Ripples ascend to the surface of my eyes
Their red pens drawing at random, at will
A myriad pains begotten in their wake
The bastard spawn of a mutinous self
The regurgitation of my micro nemesis
Salivating red at the prospect of my ruin, my doom
Malfunction the means for its ascent
Bloodletting the stringent voice to beckon my soul
So futile any resisting tension
As death-induced mechanics propel its growth
The implement, the device of my extinction
The terminating clockwork of my gleeful bane
The definitive scourge of its mockery
The end-art instruments lethality attained
Heed, it commands, heed my will
Bleed, it says, bleed you will
Falling into the clarity of undoing
Scornful gods haggle for my soul
Minds eye flickers and delegates as I let go
Taunting whispers accompany my deletion
A sneering grin, the voice of my reaper
Chanting softly the song of depletion
My doom....
Bleed karaoke
@@ryanr.8222 lol
..but dis us a unstrumental..
*whispers aggressively*
If we could get official Meshuggah instrumentals my life would be complete
I feel like this could apply to the majority of progressive metal/djent bands but that's just my opinion lol
But yeah Meshuggah instrumentals are a must!
@@M3G4FR34K I always wondered why we couldn't make it a law that bands had to release a instrumental version, or at least release all tracks of each instrument in some site now that we have internet. They could sell it, I don't care. I would gladly buy a bunch of guitar/drum version of some masterpiece albums.
Mine too bruh. Looove singing Jens' vocals!
@@vitorbueno4301 What the hell are you on about? Make it a law?
@@PJBonoVox Nah, this is too much. But make it so it would be a common thing, you know. They would get money for it, we would get the tracks, musicians would be able to use it to train, etc. Its a win win in my opinion.
The loud bass makes this sound like something off Chaosphere
Finally found the perfect bed time song
Lol
yes
the ideal "song of depletion"
Same going to bed rn lol
Who else is currently listing while being all snuggled up in bed ?
Try "Last Days of Humanity - A Divine Proclamation for Finishing the Present Existence"
I stole the aux cord to blast this at a party hehehehehe
Luke Andersson Lolz nice.
And then complained about the vocals the whole time... lol they're "abnoxious" lmao
Nice 😂
Cringe
I had a fight at my birthday party with everyone we reached to the drawing room and fight blasting this fucking song
This makes Metallica sound like pop
Like shit 😂
Metallica is pop
Dont Worryaboutit if by pop you mean popular. Originally pop music meant popular music before it was its own genre
@@d.n.3652 k pop
tbh i find metallica rather boring to listen to
Some of their guitar riffs are sick though
I think the bleeding they’re referring to is the drummers feet
Or my vocal cords, when I tried to sing along
Lol
And the guitarists wrist
@@NickOXIDMusic Dude, before you ever scream, figure out how to do lows and the other screams by watch tutorials on youtube
Lol
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Bleed is the most metal thing ever recorded.
Especially WITH vocals..
@@worhed3722 it's so metal it doesn't need vocals.
@@camilojaramillo4867 idk I disagree with you there, it's still good but the vocals take it over the top imo
listen to Mick Gordon's metal hell
@@JohnSmith-nn6rf that’s metal... but this is way better I believe
This is just DOOM without the electronic bits :D
Mick Gordon, who wrote the Doom soundtrack (and is an awesome musician), is apparently heavily influenced by Meshuggah, who've been around since the late 90s and basically wrote the book on djent and "math metal." This particular song is from 2008.
thank you for regurgitating the most commonly said comment on any metal track. 'dis sound like... like um doom... cos doom have da metal moosic' i mean cmon man i know you got better than that
@@ergile172 How very edgy of you.
No, if you paid attention, the specific STYLE of metal that Meshuggah uses is the base inspiration, according to Mick Gordon himself, is the STYLE that mostly inspired his soundtrack.
There are various subgenres of metal. By YOUR logic, Sabaton 'sounds like doom'.
Please 'do better'.
@@TheHylianJuggalo well done
@@TheHylianJuggalo yes. doom's soundtrack is based off of this type of death, i agree but my point still stands, i would not have left that reply if the op said 'doom's soundtrack was based around the same sub-genre of metal that meshuggah uses', instead he said 'This is just DOOM without the electronic bits :D'. if you look carefully you may be able to tell that those two are slightly different. i must applaud your ability to take what i say slightly out of context, my bad for saying 'on any metal track' as opposed to 'any metal track that has a relatively high bpm along with the use of tuned down guitars and double or even triple kick drum pedals...' , i will admit fault for that but you seem to misinterpret the original intent of my reply, it was not to say 'every metal song sounds like doom, please dont say every metal song sounds like doom', it was to point out that on a lot of the quick and djenty stuff, people comment 'this sounds like doom' constantly, which im pretty sure is mostly just people copying other comments and has also been said 20 quadrillion times. i say 'i mean cmon man i know you got better than that' not to try to insult the op, quite the opposite, im trying to make a point that something of more value can be said other than repeating the same words hundreds of other people have said, and that it really does not take much to just innovate even a little. i would end with a snarky remark such as you have but i dont see it necessary.
GOD I NEVER GET SICK OF THIS SONG
The producer should be listed as a band member.
It is the band ☝🏽☝🏽
This is simply one of the best songs ever created
If Meshuggah could just do the Doom soundtracks one day that'd be the best thing ever
nebulous has that kind of feel
Frederik Thordendal did contribute to Wolfenstein The New Order and The New Colossus' OSTs, composing with Martin Stig Andersen on The New Colossus and with Mick Gordon on The New Order. That and Frederik and Mick are friends.
Reminds me of the blood swamps in the ancient gods dlc
If they did they need to modernise it cause what Mick Gordon did was a success
"get 5 car engines and put'm tgthr"
I like how well the bass is mixed in this version, since you can barely hear it in the original mix. That’s why I’ve always liked that sound on some of the older albums like DEI and Chaosphere since you can clearly hear the bass as a separate entity from the guitars.
Isn't this the same mix? Just without the vocals? It's easier to hear the bass here because you/I are not distracted by the vocalist.
@@nightraven2975 Nah, the bass is definitely louder in this version. Just compare the intros to both versions (before the vocals come in) and you can hear the difference pretty clearly.
5:52 This is just chaos
I love it
the whole song is chaos and i love it too
Maan this is therapy music
The album cover 👌😭
The Wanderer more like,
😑
👌🏼
👹
👌🏿
👁👄👁
👌
@@lanceandrew1319 lmao
I prefer this to the version with vocals.
The vocals are too harsh for me. I prefer a smoother air pressure gradient.
Agreed. Their vocalist in my opinion is just irritating. It's just shouting dad metal sounding to me. It's not a legit scream.
We all do. Vocalist is lame as fuck.
@@laverdadbuscador lmao, what kind of scream would be legit to you? Because fry screams like this are the only style of screaming that doesn't sound like shit to me.
@@irockmajorly the style varies depending on the genre. Could care less, this just doesn't sound good to my ears. My favorite screamer is Dark Tranquility.
God damn, taking a year hiatus from hearing this them hearing it again... What a fuckin tune man. This shit made my blood breathe again, no words. Just...
Explosions too the ears on this, Awsome shot right here. Who ever dislikes this vid with a Thumbs down should be ashamed. At least 200 thumbs up from me. Thanks for this.
Agreed.
I love your profile photo, its perfect for your channel's name. 👍
That bass is Car Bomb brutal. Never realized it until now. Awesome 👍 upload
Herta, herta, herta, herta, herta, herta.......
Duuuude this shit is gorgeous
Amazement overflowed multiple times and is about to do it again.
This should have ben doom 2s last level aKa The icon Of sin battle music, It would fit good. 👍
Yes, actually no. Let our lord Mick Gordon decide.
Anyway, this track is kinda familiar with Rip & Tear.
@@Andypooh37 Understood.
5:52 is fit for doom 2. I hear it. 🎱 good find.
Agreed.
I guess Mick read your comment lol, listen to BFG 10000 from Eternal.
The quads in this song are so fast and intense. I’ve learned to play like them but not without my wrist having carpal tunnel.
Djent the song
Lmfaooooo for real
listen to metal hell by mick gordon
@@JohnSmith-nn6rf no
The bass is more prominent in a way that’s just sublime. This mix is pure bliss and metal as f**k!
Now all I can imagine is Tomas Haake treading the blood swamps
thanks for the upload! ^^
How is possible that this exist
Slower speeds make this song sound like completely different songs that are just as awesome
each speed setting is a different song
Me: listens to instrumental
Also me: still hears the vocals
*SURPRISED PIKACHU FACE*
Once again... magnificent cover.
Astrason-d'everest Museum for Learning, cover of this video... Yes. But not cover of this song - all instruments' stems are original.
You're a legend!!
Awesome... Brutal... \m/
This is already sinister enough. I can't take it for too long with the vocals from hell.
heavy metal 🖤 🤘
Oh, and Subscribed. 😗
i dont know why but all the djent songs without screaming vocals are better than orj.
That's because most djent bands have instrumentalists that are way more qualified than their vocalists.
@@HoopyFroodood I think Meshuggah's vocalist is really good.
@@HoopyFroodood honestly I feel like the progressive metal scene has some amazing vocalists right now. But to be fair I mostly listen to the 'big' bands in modern prog rn so eh
Because the dynamicless screaming like somebody is trying to unscrew his balls is so fucking lame. They think it's brutal but it's just really fucking lame. And nobody is here because of vocals.
@@yrussq unless its spencer sotelo imo. spencer is the best of both worlds
Thank you for increasing the bass
Thx been trying to learn it perfectly for all I can bullshit my way through it but the bleed it says the high e flats before the chimes I forgot how to do them so its nice to chain everything together but that solo is just not playable on my nine string with bass n rhythm and I love that solo so until someone else does it perfectly as an appearance it's gonna be a song I never get to play live unfortunately
2:47 Whatever those weird percussive off time thingies he does in the middle of chugs are absolutely insane.
my thoughts
When the AIR CAV drops there shit🔥🔥
Aah, finally found my childhood bed time song.
I really appreciate if you can do Swarm by Meshuggah 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
4:26 WHAT DO YOU NEED A BREAK FOR, TOMAS? KEEP PLAYING!
They were my first concert ever and I got to meet the band too. Very bad ass experience all around and the fucking drummer. When I listen to this now I think of doom though.
The Blood Swamps part of the soundtrack is definitely inspired by this
Urge to slay demons with big ass gun rising
Even the guy from the covers knows this is good shit
My neighbours love it when I blast Meshuggah.
If we could add a bunch of traditional Japanese instruments to this like a shamisen and shakuhachi (the latter playing atonal countermelodies in the upper register) this would work perfectly as villain music for Naruto…
Pov: you reach the battlefield of dreams, before you is an army of abominations. It's just you, a sword, and your absolute destructive power. As the war drums beat the sound of death, your heart pumps with a sound of pure intensity, out rumbling the sound of thousands of feet trampling the ground just ahead.
Poor Tomas Håke!
* Chugging Intensifies *
Listen at 1.25 speed and it's almost an entirely new, still awesome track.
Doomguy is happy
Exams - theme song
CONQUEST MODE 🔥
Auu
This must have been in DOOM games
4:12 reminds me of the cod iw soundtrack while you’re waiting for a game to start
💧💧❤️
Is your thing wet yet?
fox on the run
fucking love it
L O U D E R
An attack helicopter?
Holy fuck, the way the guitar syncopates on the second verse is ridiculous. 😱
GET ME OFF THIS FARM!!!
sounds like a minigun firing
I prefer this version to the original one because with overwhelming death throat accent of the vocal I really have a hard time figuring out what the lyrics and baseline are.
Also, without lyrics, this piece really shows the meaning of repetition legitimizes.
Close to perfection
*AGGRESSIVE WHISPERING*
Welcome to the BLOOD SWAMPS
#WhenTheEmporerfoughtHorus
(If you dont know look it up :) )
when a blood angel gets the black rage
SKARBRAND IS A PRODUCTIVE MEMBER OF SOCIETYYYYYY
bleed but with more bass
Make it happen!!
Something goes wrong at 05.52, the guitars are no longer alligned with the drums? :O
Yeah, they got off sync in my opinion.
.5 speed iz where its @ . .
? ? i wonder wut r sum juicy Fitty Sent chopped & screwed tracks
When you are in your house with your cousins and there's just one pizza slice left:
When you've gotta record the bass track but someone broke all your strings and you had to tie them together.
I like the part where it went " DIDDAHLA DA DIDDAHLA DA DIDDAHLA DIH DAH! DIDDAHLA DA DIDDLIH DAH!"
I liked it more when it went BRRR DA BRRR DA BRRR
Помоему на ударных один в один могут два чела на планете отыграть ее.
Basically doom
How did you find an unreleased doom track?
If you can do an instrumental for every single Meshuggah song, I'll make sure to give each one as many views as your last 10 videos combined. Each. One. Solely.
Thank you.
@@Nothing-bl7bj for now, there's only "Bleed" stems from Rock Band and "Future Breed Machine" multitrack from NailTheMix (if I'm right).
How can you say you like meshuggah if you only want instrumentals. Wipe your shame off bruu
@@worhed3722 no shame on you bruu, for not wanting the ability to choose between instrumental and original whenever you want. To admire the song as a whole or to just enjoy the great muscisianship without the distraction of the vocals mght depend on your mood. Wanting instrumental songs uploaded from a band you love is not a bad thing and does not take away from the band itself.
@@JJ-zi3hy this song is literally just the same pattern repeated and sounds like nothing without the vocal. Maybe you dont realize the vocal is what makes the pattern complete... But whatever tho dude, lmao
Yeah
From 5:54 and on the bass drums or drums in general are slightly early. Not sure what happened there but it’s still exciting just to hear the instruments.
This dissonant symphony of construction
The power
The mindset
The intent
Thank u for this gift.
Music will never be the same.
Stuff like this, Ron JARZOMBEK (blotted science, watchtower, spastic ink), Marty Friedman..
So very very different
Alienware
Math metal
Dissonant chords
This is it.
Ra5 ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
Slow it down to 0.75x and listen to it all the way through, it sounds even more djenty
is anyone getting doom vibes? like hardcore doom vibes?
I hate djent but I'll make an exception for this instrumental
Quite my tempo after bleed up my dumbass stud...👌🔫
Would it be cool if I used this in one of my videos?
Mark Esch so here is where you got the idea from
I'm used to the voice by now, but I always thought they would be much more interesting as an instrumental band. Musically they are way above the teenager angry nightmare critter shtick.
I do think Jens adds a lot to both the complexity and intensity
Thank you. I don't see the point in the meshuggah vocals
The bass is so much easyer to hear without the vocals.
It’s very fast, fuck
Sounds like a car starting if you turn it to 2x speed
That bass is just adding noise
Storm and that's bad?
3:38-4:12 sounds like heavy-metal Rick and Morty things
Anyone else think the end sounds kinda off?