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Oops! Thought for a minute that was a different one above - oh well, it's a good tune!

[Papus79]

I can't remember if I already posted Kerri Chandler on his 4x pioneer tape decks (New Jersey tech house). Normally not my genre, not offensive though, but it's a blast to watch as something different.

[Papus79]

No, it's not real but it's still delightful.

[Consul]

Beautiful music by Latvian composer Peteris Vasks (*1946):

(The man in the audience with the white beard and his eyes closed is the composer himself.)

[Papus79]

Beautiful music by Latvian composer Peteris Vasks (*1946):

(The man in the audience with the white beard and his eyes closed is the composer himself.)

TY. Very smooth piece.

[Count Lucanor]

No, it's not real but it's still delightful.

Nice. People are finally catching up.

[Papus79]

The singer from Once Human is pretty credible. I'd love to hear her throw some water-flange on her vocals and cover 'Just One Fix' by Ministry, she's got Al's vocal cadence but more gravel.

[Papus79]

Now learning more about Lauren Hart and Once Human.

Hadn't heard of Lauren Hart or this band till today but it's one of those where I'd put them in top-echelon metal before even knowing a thing about the vocalist. What I keep thinking as I listen to her is that she's going to pull some top flight angles that would be much more difficult for a guy to pull off (maybe something almost like a fried techno-y filter sweep, stab, or mimicking guitar solo or woodwind - even shredding with her voice in some interesting Mike Patton-y way).

Talent level: it's like the metal vocal equivalent of listening to Lyn Alden talk commodities.

[Papus79]

Lol, sorry. Got a headphone jack in my arm again.

[Count Lucanor]

Now learning more about Lauren Hart and Once Human.

Hadn't heard of Lauren Hart or this band till today but it's one of those where I'd put them in top-echelon metal before even knowing a thing about the vocalist. What I keep thinking as I listen to her is that she's going to pull some top flight angles that would be much more difficult for a guy to pull off (maybe something almost like a fried techno-y filter sweep, stab, or mimicking guitar solo or woodwind - even shredding with her voice in some interesting Mike Patton-y way).

Talent level: it's like the metal vocal equivalent of listening to Lyn Alden talk commodities.

Growling metal has evolved significantly: hot front girls, better vocals and more complex song structures, including better lead guitar. It's refreshing, to say the least.

[Papus79]

Growling metal has evolved significantly: hot front girls, better vocals and more complex song structures, including better lead guitar. It's refreshing, to say the least.

In some ways I also can't help but think as well that Animals As Leaders, as well as Meshuggah, brought polyrhythms and a certain 'genty' edge. Once Human have a lot of moments where they'll take a melodic break and it'll feel/sound like they injected a Tosin or Javier guitar run. In that sense it feels like death metal is getting 'proggier'.