i love jinjer because of the dynamics and how complex their heavy parts can be. the singles were everything i hoped for and your review calmed me down even more... new album releases of bands i like always make me nervous 😂
i'm excited like a teenager that was 40 years ago.. i'm trying to guess how the songs are by looking at the titles. Only e few bands have such an impact on me like that nowadays..
My personal ranking of the singles: 1. Green Serpent 2. Rogue, Duél 3. Someone's Daughter, Kafka "Green Serpent" is the hookiest, most accessible song they've ever released, IMO, and yet it retains considerable complexity and progressivity, and that combination is a huge accomplishment. Having said that, it might prove not to have the same staying power in my rankings as something like "Rogue" or "Duél" - it might not have enough of the right kind of musical and thematic complexity to hold my attention over the long haul. Only time will tell.
I'd say that you are wrong in identifying Death Metal as one of Jinjer's genres -- nobody has ever suggested that. It is possible that what you are recognising is Hardcore, which was a precursor to both Death Metal and Metalcore. It is the latter which is often attributed to Jinjer. (It is probably best if we don't try to distinguish Metalcore and Djent...)
@@johnbriggs3916 No, because most of the time they sound nothing like Meshuggah. The genre is Jinjercore. Or maybe simply progressive metal because that usually means a band is “all over the place” which Jinjer certainly are.
i love jinjer because of the dynamics and how complex their heavy parts can be. the singles were everything i hoped for and your review calmed me down even more... new album releases of bands i like always make me nervous 😂
I've heard the same notable highlights mentioned by multiple people. Can't wait to hear myself.
Saving it to watch after work. But I already know it's a great review as always, Pedro 🤘🏽
Sounds like their greatest magnum opus to date!
i'm excited like a teenager that was 40 years ago.. i'm trying to guess how the songs are by looking at the titles. Only e few bands have such an impact on me like that nowadays..
Dropped everything to watch this. My parcel will hopefully arrive any day now..
Great reveiw
Tumbleweed sounds intetesting.
I really wanna hear them try making a soft album, I feel like it would be really beautiful and a great change of pace
My personal ranking of the singles:
1. Green Serpent
2. Rogue, Duél
3. Someone's Daughter, Kafka
"Green Serpent" is the hookiest, most accessible song they've ever released, IMO, and yet it retains considerable complexity and progressivity, and that combination is a huge accomplishment. Having said that, it might prove not to have the same staying power in my rankings as something like "Rogue" or "Duél" - it might not have enough of the right kind of musical and thematic complexity to hold my attention over the long haul. Only time will tell.
Did I miss you explaining why you only talked about 3 of the 11 songs?
In all my reviews I pick 3 songs as my favourites of the record to illustrate my review. I also pick non-singles
@APREACTS Well, now I know -- and presumably I have to remember that, as you won't explain again.
I'd say that you are wrong in identifying Death Metal as one of Jinjer's genres -- nobody has ever suggested that. It is possible that what you are recognising is Hardcore, which was a precursor to both Death Metal and Metalcore. It is the latter which is often attributed to Jinjer. (It is probably best if we don't try to distinguish Metalcore and Djent...)
I said that this album has death metal elements I didn’t mean to say that death metal in general is one of their influences
@@APREACTS And I'm saying that you are incorrect in identifying death metal elements.
They are more like metalcore!
Nah they are Jinjercore
Could we compromise on Djent?
@@johnbriggs3916 No, because most of the time they sound nothing like Meshuggah. The genre is Jinjercore. Or maybe simply progressive metal because that usually means a band is “all over the place” which Jinjer certainly are.