Pitch Shifter - Landfill (Desensitized Version) скачать видео бесплатно

Andrea Morelli

Un po' di industrial prima della nanna

Vatroslav Morbidović

I can not decide which version I prefer. This or Industrial? Damn... Both are good, that is for sure. :)

festshopboy

Wether it's Pitch Shifter, PitchShifter or Pitchshifter, they are an incredible band. I have all of their material from Industrial to .com to Bootlegged & love it all.Don't like it? Well tough, I love em so.... Go figure.PS, awesome track ↑

Scott Manning

Totally agree with billy... So sad. A perfect picture of a sellout. Pitch Shifter was years ahead of their time. They laid the groundwork for the Industrial movement in the early 90's. Definitely the peak... so very sad when an incredible and influential band turns toward money and screws up something great.

Fuqu Pal

I agree! This is Pitch Shifter. Not the sorry ass pitchshifter!

Thesortvokter

The styles are so different they should have changed their name...

NephirKore

Lol what if you like all of Pitchshifter's stuff?

Heath Ward

where can i find this song? a have the original on Industrial...but this is better.

Your Local Mario Elitist

The first Pitchshifter album was actually kind of good. True it's not like Pitch Shifter from earlier but it's not bad either.

legniak1

Helmet is another band who were f**king brutal and then the wheels fell off. I miss these guys, sad,sad decline.

DOZMEISTER

Totally agree with you billybillybilybob, just take a look at some of the Pitch Shifter live videos on you tube, Pitchshifter never matched the intensity of those early shows.

billybillybillybob

Even live, when Pitchshifter perform songs from "Infotainment?" (they never perform anything before that, a further indication of their desire to appeal to a market as they're covering up the existence of their old sound to new fans), the vocals are that same poppy croon instead of the wacky roar he had on said album. All in all, Pitchshifter is a result of selling out, and lacks the sheer impact of their old music entirely. That's why I criticize them.

billybillybillybob

What's more, I'd hardly say they're "burned out" -- they've been releasing poppy rock music with mild electronic undertones for several years after their initial time of making actual industrial metal. Don't get me wrong, I have no problems with pop music -- I like Lady GaGa, for example. My problem is that even their poppy music is just irritating. The vocals have gone from their ridiculous but enjoyable sound to a generic and whiny pop croon.

billybillybillybob

@georgeprodjex Infotainment is HEAVILY nu-metal influenced, and the album that this song is off is heavily groove metal influenced. The riffs (to me) are bland, not catchy, and lack much real sense of power. I like maybe one or two songs from each of these albums. It was a dumbing down of their sound to appeal to a wider market, more commonly known as "selling out". Experimenting? It might have been. But I'd hardly say they pulled it off.

georgeprodjex

I don't want to start any arguments or whatever but I can't understand why you criticize Pitchshifter's later work so much. Same band but they're just experimenting. I like both their earlier and later work and admire their willingness to experiment. They did what no other band had ever done and pulled it off. They released this album and the Infotainment? album on Earache Records and apparently Earache screwed the band over which probably burned them out which then lead to the stylistic change

Celestialhost

@Watchmaker312 Yes, they were so strong in their industrial days.

Watchmaker312

It's amazing how fast this band went down the toilet. Great song.

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