GunpointMetal
Well-Known Member
Lol, not everyone wants to hear what amounts to a 40 minute ambient elevator song, I do sometimes, but the whole "this is bad songwriting, this is good songwriting" in music that is no way pop music is....oh right I forgot I was dealing with early Contortionist fans.. unmedicated ADHD kiddies who can't even sit through a vine compilation on Youtube. should have been more brief so
tl;dr - bad music really bad. good music really good
It's a pretty subjective thing. Exoplanet was interesting to listen to, Clairvoyant is interesting to listen to, both in totally different ways. I would like to see them get some more of the actual RIFFS to the forefront again. Half of Language and most of Clairvoyant, the riffs feel like a tertiary element, and in a lot of cases are so undermixed they might as well not even be on the tracks. Most of Clairvoyant could have been keys/vocals/bass/drums and it wouldn't have much of an effect on how the songs came out. It's kinda like the newest Vola album, too. It's very "mature", but it all ends up rolling into one big blob of an album because its all so "measured and restrained". Starts to turn into elevator music after awhile.