don't mean to step on any toes. let me know if this is a no no.

 

Genre blending? Haven't you heard of Celldweller or Blue Stahli? They've been doing this for years, dude, as have many more following in their footsteps. What's with the overly exposed violence and gun-worshipping in the video??? You think that is cool??? To be honest, that is a BIG turn down for me. Takes away the emphasis on the music and the production which both are excellent. The video though....couldn't watch more than half of it.

 

and many others who went before them with nine inch nails prolly as one of the first to get this genre into the mainstream.

what annoys me the most is the 3 topic opening for 1 track, it's cool that you wanna share your music but 3 different topics for 1 track???

 

This takes me back to my yung days where i was going around beeing really angry and mad all the time
Makes me think of some of the older Pantera tracks

 

When the aim is not real music, anything becomes possible.


"Any harsh sound can be combined with other harsh sounds to produce another harsh sound

and absolutely

there's no rule for the harsh sounds.", said Foster.

 

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Harsh sounds ?
I don't support that.

She seems to be a little bit crazy, I hope not really dangerous, only doing some kind of commercial things

What Led Zeppelin's bassist & keyboardist John Paul Jones went to do there

oh well

 

You're not alone, most listeners don't support that too. If they were supporting that, now we had a better music world.

 

But it exists : the noize world.
Is noize a better music, that could be debated.

 

Yes there is but it's been created by people who didn't have any idea how to make beautiful music.

Jarring sounds are always jarring and no way to adapt humans naturally to accept hearing them as memorable moments unless they pretend that they love them. You know, humans are great pretenders.

PS:
Unless being used in contexts (for short moments to create just a bit of interest).

 

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Nothing against you or the artist, but I wish more music promoted positivity and less violence today. That's my thoughts on it.

 

Fear Factory's 1997 remix album Remanufactured was an album both the metal and trance heads could get behind in my younger days.