Chaosphere [Reloaded] Meshuggah

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  • Release Date: 09/30/2008
  • Original Release: 1998
  • Sales Rank: 47,754
  • Label: NUCLEAR BLAST AMERIC
  • UPC: 727361220327

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Chaosphere [Reloaded]

1LISTENConcatenation 4:17
2LISTENNew Millennium Cyanide Christ 5:35
3LISTENCorridor of Chameleons 5:03
4LISTENNeurotica 5:19
5LISTENThe Mouth Licking What You've Bled 3:57
6LISTENSane 3:48
7LISTENThe Exquisite Machinery of Torture 3:55
8LISTENElastic 15:30
9LISTENSane Bonus Track / Demo Version 4:07
10LISTENFuture Breed Machine Bonus Track / Mayhem Version 8:11
11LISTENFutile Bread Machine Bonus Track / Campfire Version 3:29
12LISTENFuture Breed Machine Quant's Quantastical O La La 7:30
13LISTENFuture Breed Machine Bonus Track / Remix 6:46

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When the likes of Cannibal Corpse and Obituary came about and pleased every butt-rocking wannabe Satanist out there, a term such as "intellectual death metal" was only thought of as just an oxymoron. That was before Meshuggah came out and outsmarted all these suburban burnouts. Sure "Chaosphere" flaunts the flaming guitar solo every now and then, and don't forget their tendency of trying to come across as all dark and evil. But what Meshuggah have over all the carbon copy death metal acts out there is that they focus primarily on knowing how to play their instruments and segue tempo changes rather than trying to outspeed and outgrowl everybody. Seriously, each song will have one guessing on which direction the band is going to take next. Who would have thought that there would be a band that could respark a genre that was long thought overdone after the second Napalm Death record? [Nuclear Blast's 2008 Reloaded Edition featured five bonus tracks.] Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide

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