I thought it sounded quite beautiful. Gave me chills.
On a related note, a tech metal band called "After the Burial" wrote a breakdown according to pi. The song is actually called "Pi (The Mercury God of Infinity)"... and for those of you who are unfamiliar with the term "breakdown" (in metal these days)... it's typically just chugging a certain pattern on a low note (sometimes a few more) with everyone in sync.
Hell yeah, never thought I'd see another tech death metal fan on HN, especially not a fellow ATB fan.
Forging a Future Self is such an amazing album all around. I listened to Fingers Like Daggers obsessively back a few years ago and always loved the deep complexity of their music. Not a fan of the rerelease of Rareform though, the sort of quieting/dulling of the vocals in Ometh (best song in that album IMO) killed it.
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I thought it sounded quite beautiful. Gave me chills.
On a related note, a tech metal band called "After the Burial" wrote a breakdown according to pi. The song is actually called "Pi (The Mercury God of Infinity)"... and for those of you who are unfamiliar with the term "breakdown" (in metal these days)... it's typically just chugging a certain pattern on a low note (sometimes a few more) with everyone in sync.
Here's After the Burial performing Pi live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_Msy-YUs4Y (The Pi pattern starts at 1:10 but I like the intro hehe...)
Hell yeah, never thought I'd see another tech death metal fan on HN, especially not a fellow ATB fan.
Forging a Future Self is such an amazing album all around. I listened to Fingers Like Daggers obsessively back a few years ago and always loved the deep complexity of their music. Not a fan of the rerelease of Rareform though, the sort of quieting/dulling of the vocals in Ometh (best song in that album IMO) killed it.