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Progressive "jazz/metal." Although that may seem strange, these guys are fucking good at it
From Aghora's Self-entitled album of 2000
with their original singer Danishta Rivero
Lyrics:
Seeing all the vanity
Rituals leaving children blind
Breeding delusive
Confusing the ancient's way of life
Seeking for their sanity
Living life with irony
It's one thing to be free from sin
And one thing to be the sin itself
Truth reveals nothing more but self
Killing all subjective holiness
Racing time ascension will take place
Granting fruits for actions made
Moving through the ageless void
Confirmed by our ignorance
Why can't we absolve our fears?
To let go and embrace our own beings.
Truth reveals nothing more but self
Killing all subjective holiness
Racing time ascension will take place
Granting fruits for actions made
To reveal the secrets
we must invoke the seeds within
conquering all our battles lifting the
awareness in man
Truth reveals nothing more but self
Killing all subjective holiness
Racing time ascension will take place
Granting fruits for actions made.
Comentarios
8 years ago
Van De Zon
Great!9 years ago
Adam Rakete
good old stuff...bout 10 years? post-cynic-time...sean reinert at drums is just amazing9 years ago
ACoolStupidDog
I don't what this is, but I love it already.9 years ago
KyleCarrington
very interesting, huge talent, and refreshingly "not" overproduced.9 years ago
jfeuiebf
better without singing10 years ago
penny cordar
really like the sound10 years ago
Ash Keer
This is brilliant!10 years ago
Jordan Saks
Yeah the bass is really good and the piano kicks major ass10 years ago
Colon Cavitys
FUCK YEAH10 years ago
ari preston
This is fucking amazing....10 years ago
Hom Tardy
Find the part where I was aggressive. Find it. If you read my comments aggressively that's your own fault. Since Modal, Fusion, Postbop and Smooth are themselves quite far removed from the basics of jazz, it surely is a stage too far to relate the music in question to jazz just because it has links, and very tenuous ones at that, with those subgenres.10 years ago
Lioz Elinger
don't need to be so aggressive. most of the elements you mentioned doesn't apply in modal jazz, jazz fusion, smooth jazz and modern/contemporary jazz.10 years ago
Hom Tardy
Find the part where I say that jazz ended in the 50s. Find it.10 years ago
Sqaarg
You're right, jazz metal is a total misnomer for this kind of music, and I doubt that any of the band members will call it jazz metal for that matter10 years ago
Hom Tardy
So the piano is playing a broken chord based ostinato, also quite uncommon in jazz. Normally the pianist would play stabs of chords, usually focusing on outlining the colour of the chord using the 3rd and 7th tones of the chord, as opposed to the root and 5th. So the chord structure. The harmonic rhythm here is incredibly slow. Generally the chord in a standard would change at least once per bar. I could go on if you are still convinced that I should go and listen to some "actual jazz".10 years ago
Hom Tardy
A walking bassline is chord tones on only the crotchet beats, so generally four per bar. The drummer and the bassist together are working to force the emphasis of the rhythm on the downbeat, beat 1. In jazz, the emphasis is very much on beats 2 and 4. In fact jazz musicians sometimes struggle playing other genres where the emphasis is different. The other band members: the singer is singing long notes, very uncommon in jazz. Normally a singer would sing the melody to a standard. (see other)10 years ago
Hom Tardy
Wow, I asked a question, ready for a discussion and straight away you're in with the hate? To be expected I suppose. It's interesting that you use the term "actual jazz", when "jazz" itself is incredibly varied, from Swing and Big Band to Cool and Fusion - let alone the difference between fake and "actual" jazz. Nonetheless, the bassist is playing an ostinato on one chord, playing fast doesn't mean playing jazz. In jazz, the bassist is mostly used to playing a walking bassline. (next comment)10 years ago
Dreadhawk
This doesn't deserve a reply, but let me try and educate you. Go and listen to actual jazz, and then listen to what this bassist is doing and then compare the two, oh, and the drummer.. and like everyone in this band.10 years ago
Hom Tardy
what part of this makes up for the "jazz" part in "jazz metal"Videos Relacionados
