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PODCAST: Episode 943 - Neurosis - "An Undying Love For A Burning World" Deep Dive Review · Ghost Cult Magazine Podcast

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What's up everybody? How you doing tonight?
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It's Kefi of Ghost cultman.com with a late Night Live stream.
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I've been trying not to do too many of these, but here we are.
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It has been a week. My baby is here.
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What's up? My fiance?
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Happy to see you. I'm glad.
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For once. I'm glad you're still awake.
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Just trying to make sure all my other networks are working.
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Give me one more second. I'm trying to get more expedient
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with these things, as my negative comments have been
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saying, like get on with the review ready, asshole.
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You try to do all this shit that I do, but we're here tonight.
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We're going to do a quick and dirty review of the brand new
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surprise album by Neurosis. We already ran our review on our
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site in case you didn't see it, and you should check it out.
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But in the meantime, I'm going to give you a deep dive on
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Neurosis the band, as well as this new album, which is
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humongous. First of all, to get the band
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back at all is unbelievable. And I feel fortunate, like what
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a time to be alive that we got to be here for this comeback,
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which honestly, I really never thought whatever.
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I never thought this band would reunite ever, actually, to be
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frank, even though my name is Kefi.
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So dad jokes aside, make sure I'm not echoing anywhere.
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There we go. OK, we'll see if anybody shows
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up on all the things. Looks like everybody is.
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We're doing the thing now. TikTok is here, Instagram.
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So yeah, we're going to talk about this brand new Neurosis
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album. I'm pretty pumped as a long time
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fan. It was tough being a fan
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honestly for a while just because it was just tough, you
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know, we'll talk about the circumstances, but let's see.
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I have a little, as usual, a little visual aid to help with
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this boom. And you like them apples.
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So new Neurosis album and I luckily have the review pulled
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up. This is they just announced it
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and dropped it on the same day, which, you know, absolutely a
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surprise to me too. And Undying Love for a Burning
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World is the name, a very fitting album for these fitting
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horrendous times. And we'll talk about why they
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were gone for so long, why this is their first album in 10 years
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and all the things and, and talk about it.
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And you also talk about it. You might learn something.
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I get I often get asked about genres.
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I think I might start a series on genres, explaining the genres
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for new fans, because if you don't have new fans and we
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gatekeep everything, then you know, what do we have?
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We have trash. Anyway, let's do the thing.
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So First things first on the slide deck.
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So this is the new album. They announced it all on the
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same day. New album 1, big festival, one
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big festival thing. Abdullah's here, Johnny Danger's
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here, Taylor D is here, the B Isaac Newton is here.
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What's up, what's up? Anybody that's here, you give us
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a follow. We'll follow you back at the end
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of the stream. So a new Neurosis album.
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If you're a big metal head, especially from the 90s, you
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know who this band was. They found it, Co founded a
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genre, perfected a couple of genres, were on the very first
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Oz fest, if that means anything to you.
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Acclaimed worldwide, had underground love.
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Maybe not commercial support because they're not really a
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mainstream type of band, but absolutely an essential band,
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especially for 90s metal and 2000s metal.
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So First things first, a little bit of the minutiae here for the
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channel. I always like to do.
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Let's see what's going on here. New interviews this week on our
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YouTube. If you're new here, I just
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interviewed Brendan Small from Death Clock.
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The Amman Clock Conquest tour is coming up soon, Co headlined by
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Amanamarth and Death Clock with Castle Rat.
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Brendan is fond of us. We've done many interviews with
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him over the last few years and we always try to come with a
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fresh approach and he always has something super interesting and
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fresh to talk about. Planet Rock'n'roll is here.
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What's up, what's up? Also this week our own Don de
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Lamont interviewed power metal legend Axel Rudy Pell.
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New album out now really on Steam.
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Hammer Records. Fun interview by Don.
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Don is picking up more and more interviews for us as I try to
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delegate and do less things because again, I can't do all
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the things. There's only so many hours in a
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day, plus I work a job. We'll drop the tip menu here if
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you're feeling tipsy. Basically, the 2026 tap menu is
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relatively the same as the 25 menu.
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Your questions are always going to be answered free.
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This is your show. Also, please participate, ask
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questions, drop a comment. If you're interested in in
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roses, that'd be cool. If you're not, that's fine too.
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You might learn something about the genres also also, you know,
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give us some suggestions about other things.
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What upcoming albums you'd like to see me review Got a new Black
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Label Society album coming out this week.
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Corrosion conformity next week. So many big banger albums yet to
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be announced. Kojira anthrax, you know a huge
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year potential armed St. just announced the new album.
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King Richard is back. What's up King Richard, good to
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see you. What's up what's up Jesus
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Chrysler super super car is here.
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What's up Always love that name. So that's our tip menu.
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If you're feeling tipsy, cool. If not, that's fine too.
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There's our QR code if you feeling generous.
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And thanks for everybody that's watching.
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Got somebody watching on Facebook, JP Bedell, what up?
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And we got some folks watching on all the other channels and I
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am appreciative. All right, so Neurosis, man,
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let's talk Turkey. Yoda's here.
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What's up Yoshira my homie talking about the new surprise
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Neurosis album with a quick review here.
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We already have a review on our website, one of the first
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anybody to have a review of it cuz shout out to Will suffer
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from Ghost Cult. He immediately just fucked up
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with a review. Just absorb the album, listen to
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it a bunch of times and did the thing so you know what happened
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with the band Neurosis has been around?
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Oh, gosh, 35 years, 30-40 years. Over 41 years.
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Janet Galaxy. What's up?
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No Fear Paranoia is here. What's up, brother?
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So yeah, Neurosis has been around since the 80s.
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I don't think I really became aware of them until Community
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College chief He Souls at 0, which we'll talk about in a
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second. They started out as a hardcore
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punk band that came from the same scene as Asbestos Death,
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which became Sleep, which became High On Fire.
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A lot of funny coincidences. They were basically a true
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hardcore punk band, like really brutal and heavy.
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Then they kind of went even more extreme and into like grind
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core, early grind core, and then kind of just slowed it down and
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went the opposite. They went as fast as they could
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and as angry as they could. And then they were still angry
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and angsty but brutally heavy, but also capable of gentle
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moments of beauty. And really, you know, we're
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going to get into what is post metal briefly, and then they had
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a tremendous run, which we'll talk about in a second.
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Morgan Evans, what up? What up Ghost cultist in the
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house, what up on TikTok, just talking about that new Neurosis
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album. And Kerrigan is also here.
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Willow child of this year. So you know, really put out a
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record in 2015 in 2016 and you know, fires upon fires and fires
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from fires and I we were hearing rumblings at the band or like
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something was going on with them.
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They were dropping off a tours and shows and then, you know, we
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covered them in late 19 Hillary Jason reviewed them.
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I was just looking at this review just to kind of go back
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and look at the set with Listen to Roses Bell Witch and Deaf
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kids Live at the Paradise Rock Club, which I've seen many, many
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things. They had toured that summer with
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God Flesh, now retired from touring YAB and and you know,
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just a short run of dates. And yeah, Fires within Fires was
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their last album before this. And then they kind of went on
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indefinite hiatus. And then just a few years ago,
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after the pandemic, we found out why.
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We found out that Scott Kelly, who was the Co founder of the
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band, along with two other members, had a long history of,
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you know, mental problems. He made kind of a public
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apology. He treated his family.
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He horribly abused his family and was stepping back from the
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band. And then the band kind of
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disbanded on a hiatus, it seemed broken up, seemed like a
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breakup, didn't seem very positive that they would ever
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come back. So we didn't think anything of
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it. People stopped wearing a
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Neurosis merch and didn't talk about the band that much
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anymore. But they were one of the leading
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bands of underground metals for decades.
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And then out of nowhere, you know, the other bands had done
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separate projects. I know Dave Edmonds has his own
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his own music going on here in the East Bay.
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Still the resident here Steve on Till moved out to the wilderness
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and has been putting out these incredible harvest man folk,
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metal and folk and and sort of contemplative avant-garde
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records and things and tone poems and stuff.
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And I just figured out the band is not ever coming back.
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And people even considered maybe like Jason Roeder would go back
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to sleep if sleep ever came back.
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But then suddenly on March the 20th, Boom Neurosis read that
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back, joined by the incredible Aaron Turner, best known for
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Sumac and Isis the Band and and Old Man Gloom and Hydra Head
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Records in his current label, Siege Records, of which I bought
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some stuff from not too long ago that I showed on my weekly live
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stream. And he is the perfect fit for
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them. And then they had just surprise,
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dropped a brand new album to digital streaming everywhere
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right now. Such a visual and visually
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conscious band. I'm sure they're going to have
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many videos for this album and many visual things and then, you
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know, put the record out and there's pre-orders on sale now.
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We'll talk about later a bunch of vinyl and things like that,
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cassettes and all the things. But what a just everybody was
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pumped. The whole Internet was talking
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about this underground band coming back and really Aaron is
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the perfect dude to be in the band.
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So moving on and like again, just kind of I'm going to I'm
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big in this screen for a second. Sorry, TikTok.
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We'll get to you at some point. Steve Mendoza is also here.
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What's up Steve? So I mean, in terms of a run of
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albums, right? The first couple of albums in
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Neurosis, again, hardcore punkin grind core.
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But really, 1990 Souls at 0 is one of the very first albums you
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could call post metal. So what is post metal?
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Really quick. Post metal is an amalgam of
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sludge and doom and you know, also atmospheric elements.
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Post rock by comparison is a lot lighter and has like a lot of
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acoustic drone passages and kind of drone guitar.
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And you saw post rock kind of influence other bands like
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Deftones and A Perfect Circle and Billy Howardell's other solo
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music and Ash's Divide and things like that.
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But post metal is it's Mike Meaner, brutaler, nasty or older
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brother. So Souls at 0 was like the first
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attempt at this. And then obviously Enemy of the
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Sun, through Silver and Blood, Times of Grace.
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These are unbelievable genre defining albums.
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I would say they would all be 10s those those three.
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And then of course, you know, they have a bunch of other
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records there collab with Jarboot kind of pushed them.
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I think Souls 2 Fury is a post metal band, but also they can't
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they do more like a post rock because they're not quite as
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brutal. Yoshiro.
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I love solstifer. I really want to learn Icelandic
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so I can rock with Solstifer and understand what they're singing
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about. They only have two songs in
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English. JY what's up?
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Thank you for being here on TikTok.
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I appreciate you man. But yeah, like you know, I would
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say Solstifer has some elements of post metal and also sometimes
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bordering on death metal. Do metal and black metal
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slightly wheel by design this year?
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What's up? So, and of course, you know,
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there, there have been a bunch of other really fantastical
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albums by Neurosis, you know, pretty much they're all great,
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but there are some that just kind of stand above everything.
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A Sun That Never Sets is another one here that I really love
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beside the Jarboe 1. And yeah, this is their first
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record in 10 years and it's awesome.
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But they, you know, so they're really an important band in the
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history of metal. They really truly are.
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So here's Neurosis by the numbers.
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I love doing these now. I'll continue to do them for all
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these reviews. Founded in 1985.
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Went from hardcore to grind court a post metal and they
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pretty much stayed folk metal when they did the Jarbo.
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They've always had kind of a folk influence because of Steve
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Von Till and ex members, but when they really collab with
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Jarbo on that full length album they really explored their folk
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Jones fully where there are whole like very and really like
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launched a whole. You could almost say the
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Neurosis is impartially responsible for the sort of folk
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black metal partially inspires a lot of the folk black metal
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bands. Although you know they did that
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themselves also. Like over my favorite black
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metal band beside Emperor started on the same I spelled it
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wrong. Started on the same label as
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Green Day and Rancid Lookout Records put out the 1st 2
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Neurosis records, which is absolutely crazy.
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Neurosis in their career has 13 albums, 4 EPS, 2 splits, and
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Five Live albums. And there's also their side
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band. It's not really a side band,
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it's their sort of companion band.
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Tribes of New Rot and what Tribes of New Rot mostly does in
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addition to original music. They started doing this thing
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where they would make an album of music and then they would
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make another album with Tribes of New Rot to layer on top of
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the album. So people were like playing.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Will by design.
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I'm talking about Neurosis and their new album.
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We're doing a deep dive on Neurosis career as well as this
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new record. Thank you so much.
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I did say Times of Grace. So fucking good, dude.
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So fucking good. Yeah, they're back, man.
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They're back with a brand new album.
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And Aaron Turner of Isis and Old Man Gloom is is their new
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vocalist, replacing Scott Kelly. Good vocals and guitar.
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So Tribes and New Rotman has 19 albums and like 5 or 6 seven
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EPS. So they have 26 releases with
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the companion band and a lot of these records, like 7 or 8 of
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them. Of those 13 have a companion
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album. You can listen to them
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separately and you can listen to the people we're putting on like
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ACD and a cassette at the same time, starting them at the same
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time like The Wall and and The Wizard of Oz or Dark side of the
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Moon in the Wizard of Oz. And like it makes a whole other
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experience that deepens the band.
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These are genius level people is what I'm trying to say.
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Too bad to spell Green Day wrong, but OK.
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So the person of the band of course returning is Steve Von
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Till and Jason Roeder, 2 of the no.
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Steve wasn't a Co founder but he came in early.
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Roeder and Edwardson Dave Edwardson are the longtime Co
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founders. Roeder also was in sleep.
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Incredible drummer, you know, just the master.
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So heavy, so cool. A lot of tribal influences.
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Edwardson on bass and vocals but he also plays keys, synths and
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things. Noah Landis on synthesizers,
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samples and backing vocals and sometimes some lead vocals.
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And he also is a visual artist. The band has always had a
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tremendous visual component. They used to have Josh Graham in
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the band as a full time member, just making visuals while the
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band made music, which is incredible.
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Judge and Jury records this year.
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What's up? What's up?
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We'd love to get an interview with y'all.
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That's my first Liquid Death this week.
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So yeah, the band is basically the four long time members and
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Aaron Turner. So killer.
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So there's the artwork, which Aaron also did the artwork, the
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layout, the graphics and the, and the different vinyl variants
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and things like that. He did all with the layout for
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the cassette, all the things. The guy is a Tour de force as
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he's been an or a legendary artist on his own for other
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bands as well as his own. So let's talk about the full
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track by track of the album. I have my notes here.
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The album starts with We Are Torn Wide Open, which is just
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kind of like an opening salvo, like a hype track with a lot of
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screams, you know, kind of sentiments and things and, you
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know, pretty radical, loud. Nathan is here killer.
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So yeah, just a kind of an opener to get like a open the
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can right. Then the first real full track
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is Mirror Deep and it's heavy. It's so heavy to start off.
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It's just brutal and harsh and ugly and the best possible way.
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I'm always reminded of our late writer at Ghost called Paul
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Quinn, who passed away a few years ago because of cancer.
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And he used to say, like, he considered the bands that were
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in post metal and sludge and doom horrible.
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But like, great horrible, horrible in a great way.
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Like, oh, these bands sound horrible, but he meant great.
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And so Mirror Deep is a horrible sounding song in the best way.
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It's so gnarly and such a great opener for this record.
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Such a great opening salvo. The second track is first read
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Rays absolutely classic Error Neurosis, phenomenal riffs,
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brutal vocals, an absolute riff fest.
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And then like 65% of the way through the track, because it's
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pretty long at 8:27, it kind of turns into this like 4 part
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haunting vocal melody that I believe is the other members of
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the band singing Dave and and Noah and maybe Steve all backing
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up. But really an incredible song.
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It'd be cool to get like a cool music video for this song I
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think. Let's see what else, what else,
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what else? Just make sure I'm not missing
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anybody here in the chat. No thank you.
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So the next track is Blind, which is again 9 minutes long,
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Starts with like a worrying sample that would remind you of
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God, Flesh or Killing Joke. Easily contemporaries and
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influences at the same time of both bands, all of them
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influencing each other. Absolutely slamming riffs,
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really great composition. There's layers the the keyboard
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work is very subtle on this track.
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Thunderous bass, great drumming, just an just a quintessential
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track for the record. Certainly maybe the best track
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on the record, but honestly, they're all pretty bangered.
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Saving and scattered is next is probably my favorite song on the
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entire record. It's got a real groove to it,
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like a swing, which is something I don't think we've heard the
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band kind of try to do before, which I really like tremendous
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drumming and and again, just like very intricate guitars.
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And then it gets very weird and pink floydy about halfway
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through that will remind you of Kyleesa or even like, you know,
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you can see where like bloody Incantation saw what Neurosis
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did in their 90s records and is trying to like kind of shine on
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that a little bit by trying to bring in different things.
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And again, there's a lot of this tribal drumming that I mentioned
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Rotor is really great at and kind of will remind you of.
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Also the double drums versions of Melvin's who also not quite
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post metal but very sludgy and do me sometimes right Cool.
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So the next track is Untethered. Great name, a tremendous opening
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build up. Like it keeps vamping and
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vamping and vamping and growing until it's just just gnarly
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dirty bass and droning riffs and just oppressive.
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That's like, I was in the desert last weekend for a Stoner rock
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psychedelic rock festival and the heat was the only word I
22:03
could use to describe it as oppressive.
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You were baking and this song is going to bake your brain noodle,
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I promise you. Also also, the next track is in
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the waiting hours. We're getting right through
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this, huh? Really killer song, very
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atmospheric and and a little Moody to be honest, but also has
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heavy parts. Just a lot of ebbs and flows and
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dynamic shifts left and right. Honestly just really fun and you
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know, just an absolute banger. Another very long track and then
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you know, really quickly, you know, despite these long tracks,
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none of them feel like too long. They feel very satisfying and
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I've listened to this record myself now 3-4 times, only once
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over the weekend because I was away, but three times, twice
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today. And I'm really, you know, just a
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really holds up on repeat listens.
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There are records that I hear and I'm like, Nope, not going to
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listen to that again. Not this one.
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This is a pure banger. And then the last track is Last
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Light, which is like 17 minutes long almost.
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And it very much feels like a continuation of that opening.
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Like that opening track could have been part of Last Light.
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And then they just kind of split Last Light, you know, they pee.
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They peeled that piece off to make it like an ellipsis.
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And it's just epic, you know, just a huge track.
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Again, sprawling just like the last few, except on Tethered,
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which is a Shorty and I really wanted like just absolute
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howling vocals. There's so much brutal vocal
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work on here by Aaron. You really don't miss Scott.
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I know people have said like at some point I feel like I'm
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hearing Scott because he's so brutal in the same way that
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Scott would be. But Steve also screams.
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Dave used to scream a lot. And you know, Neurosis was never
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one guy. It was always, you know, a
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collective, and I think that's the important thing to remember
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here. I know a lot of people like, you
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know, I think there were a few holdouts that were like no, no,
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Scott, no neurosis, But you know, yes, he found Co founded
24:12
the band, but you know, he wasn't again, it was really a
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group effort all the time. And, you know, I just want to,
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you know, point out as we talk a little bit about this last
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track, you know, the song kind of ends very pink again, Pink
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Floyd, very Dark Side of the Moon, very the wall where a
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metronome is ticking out time. And it's like the escaping sands
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of an hourglass. It's like this song, this album
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and this song are so apocalyptic feeling like it's a match for
24:42
these times, man. It is a it is a match for 2026's
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vibe. And, you know, I just want to, I
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want to bring this in here and sum it up with a quote from Will
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Suffer's review, which he wrote. This is, I got to say, pretty
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damn brilliant of him. Will's been knocking it out all
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year with the reviews, and he wrote this album is thankfully
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opened a new chapter for the band that holds up well against
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their legacy, even in the absence of Kelly.
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This is an impressive feat, but one that will give fans an album
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they never dreamed they would get again.
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And here we are, playing loudly as the flames begin to lap up
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the oceans and the sky bleeds itself dry before the world
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ends. Poetry, my friends, he gave this
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this album a 9:50 and I have to agree.
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This is the first album in 2026 that I would give a 10 to and
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this will surely be in the conversation for the albums of
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the year for me, for heavy music.
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I am so pumped. And they, you know, talk about
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some future activities for them. We know that they are they have
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a quite a multitude of vinyl variants that are selling at new
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rock recordings, which by the way, there's all kinds of your
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now. Now if you feel good again,
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like, you know, a band kicked out a bad number and you can
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wear your shirts again. They have a whole plethora of
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classic merch alongside the brand new merch.
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So I think that's really awesome if you want to go support the
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band and and get some of their older material and older merch
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if you want to dive in. But they have obviously a
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tremendous amount of options for this new record.
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Also also, the band will be appearing at their first show
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back, which is Fire in the Mountains, which is already just
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an unbelievable lineup. We had some people out there
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last year for the first few 16 horsepower.
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I'm not a huge fan of Neurosis, announces the Co headliner by
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invitation, also with Enslaved Baroness Amigo, the Devil,
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Agalac ya Brunes Beverast, rare American show, Subrosa reunion
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full of hell, Old man Gloom, Aaron's band, Raven Chacon and
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Igor Cavallera on their solo thing, Dreadnought, Midwife, Yao
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Till, Mittekan, Savage oath and many more.
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This is unbelievable and I believe the demand for the ban
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will be very high and probably have already been booked for
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things next year and into later this year, perhaps headline
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tours. Obviously European festivals,
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especially the heavier metal ones, would love to have
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Neurosis on their bill. So yeah, absolutely killer.
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Great to have them back. This record is a masterpiece.
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I am super stoked for it. Let me know if you're watching
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this now or if you're watching, you know, think about records
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that are coming out that you're excited about, that you want to
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see me review and give this treatment to messages.
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comment and tell me why. Don't just be like, you suck.
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Tell me why. Drop a comment.
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Show how smart you are. Show what a great music and
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metal fan you are. Hey, Michael Licious, what's up?
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Welcome back. And yeah, that's, that's this
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record. I'm really stoked.
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And I'm. I'm just glad they're back.
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And that is our that is our show.
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I'll be back tomorrow. It's still Thursday night here
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in California, but I'll be back at 5:00 Pacific for Ghost Cults
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watching our real ones. Love my life in the comments.
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Everything Yochiro. What's up brother?
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Enslaved. They have anything new?
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I think they're going to announce a new record soon.
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I'm a huge Enslaved fan. I've interviewed the band
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multiple times as well As for their side projects and one of
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my favorites I've seen. I've managed to see Enslaved in
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multiple countries even. So yeah, let me let me break out
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of here for now. Thanks for being here and
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watching. I greatly appreciate you.
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I will see you soon on the next one.
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Peace.