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LIVE REPORT: Devin Townsend/Meshuggah

- Source: The Quietus

Whilst Londoners took to the roads in their droves to escape the urban sprawl for a precious few days' Bank Holiday grace, it left those of us crawling inch by inch towards Brixton Academy for 'Meshuggah Vs Devin Townsend', a dual headliner heavy metal punch-up, our very own double bass 'Rumble in the Jungle', increasingly frustrated.

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Show Us Your MetalSucks: The Intronaut Edition

- Source: Metal Sucks

MS reader Christopher P. attended the blazin' Meshuggah / Animals as Leaders / Intronaut show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on March 2, and wouldn't ya know it, he ran into Intronaut bass-extraordinaire Joe Lester on the way to the pisser.

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Horns Up Ya Shitters! Best New Metal LPs Reviewed By Toby Cook

- Source: The Quietus

That's it, it's over; time to kiss the loved ones goodbye; time to decide who gets my Battlestar Galactic box set, my first edition copy of An Innocent Man and time to give my battered and scratched beyond buggery vinyl copy of Seven Churches one last spin, because for all the great metal out there I'm not sure I want to live anymore in a world that has degenerated to a point where McDonald's think is ok to use divorce, a broken home and one of the most difficult and emotionally effecting episodes any family can ever go through as a marketing tool to sell steroid-injected, sugar-swollen burgers and no one bats a fucking eyelid.

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#18: Joe Duplantier (Gojira)

- Source: Metal Sucks

MetalSucks recently polled its staff to determine who are The Top 25 Modern Metal Frontmen, and after an incredible amount of arguing, name calling, and physical violence, we have finalized that list!

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#21: Jens Kidman (Meshuggah)

- Source: Metal Sucks

MetalSucks recently polled its staff to determine who are The Top 25 Modern Metal Frontmen, and after an incredible amount of arguing, name calling, and physical violence, we have finalized that list!

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So This is, Uh, Interesting: Afterblood’s “Koloss Hypothetical Jam,” a New Song Constructed from Meshuggah Tracks

- Source: Metal Sucks

A band called AfterBlood has taken a bunch of songs from Meshuggah's Koloss and used various pieces of music and lyrics from those songs to construct a "new" song, which they're calling " Koloss Hypothetical Jam." I'm not really sure I understand what the point is, other than perhaps to assert that all Meshuggah songs (or at least all the songs on Koloss ) sound similar, but you could make that argument for any number of metal bands.

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Portal: Vexovoid

- Source: Pitchfork Media

Listening to a two-sided, 40-minute, wall-to-wall extreme noise record, for instance, can seem like an hours-long gauntlet, especially compared to a 12-track LP of the same length filled with breezy pop songs, each guided by its own system of verses, a chorus, and a bridge.

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As They Burn Start To Ignite On Will, Love, Life

- Source: Metal Sucks

It's refreshing to see evidence that deathcore artists (excluding MS faves Oceano) are starting to migrate away from the tried-and-true formula of verse, chorus, verse, breakdown in favor of more technical or ostensibly progressive songs.

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Interview: Tosin Abasi of Animals As Leaders

- Source: ArtistDirect

When asked if there's a resurgence of "real" guitar players, Animals as Leaders virtuoso Tosin Abasi enthusiastically responds, "Dude, I think it's happening. There are more guitar players concerned with advancing their abilities and grasping a theoretical understanding of the instrument and technique. There's a renaissance of guitar playing."

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