obZen
- Meshuggah
- Band Name: Meshuggah
- Record Label: Nuclear Blast
- Release Date: Mar 11, 2008
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9.0
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Universal acclaim- based on 36 Ratings
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Positive: 36 out of 36
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SebastianW.Mar 31, 20089A release that merges every style Meshuggah has touched on throughout their career and merges them into a pared-down summary of what makes them so important.
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THApr 1, 20089Bleed is devastating. The title track is the heaviest thing on earth. This album is amazing.
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TimTApr 23, 20089Brilliant, intricate album.
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ChrisH.Mar 13, 20089
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DieselL.Mar 14, 20089
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[Anonymous]Mar 15, 20089Great album, Meshuggah's best so far.
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FlorisV.Mar 16, 200810Not so hard for the ears this time, but don't let that fact misguide you, probably the most technical album so far.
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JohnB.Mar 19, 20089Bone crushing... took me a few listens to really appreciate it. Pravus is the best track... at 52 minutes it's the perfect length.
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TJMar 24, 20089Great album, I'd say its more of a thrash album but they still stick to their essence of being extremely technical.
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DrewH.Apr 18, 20089Blender is right on, but only for the first listen. It takes a lot of patience to get through the album the first time you hear it. But every time after that, it's pretty exhilarating.
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Jan 31, 20119This is one of my favourite metal albums. The poly-rhythms never fail keep you on your toes and the heavy guitar riffs keep it insanely edgy. This is the most intense band I have ever heard. Tears you apart.
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This is sheer attack metal, played by a band that has run from simplicity to excess and incorporated them both into a record that is on a level with anything else they've done, even if not all the elements marry perfectly yet. Just get it.
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40The stiff, weirdly disengaged, single-note guitar solos and Kidman’s monochromatic death screams don’t make you want to keep dragging yourself through the record.
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90obZen is a thoroughly enjoyable and engaging record, and is without question an early contender for metal Album of the Year.