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Gmork89
April 6th 2025


8893 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Ours was sold out so don't wait too long!

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
April 6th 2025


116762 Comments

Album Rating: 3.8

I just checked they're not sold out yet. I think we'll be good lol.



Cannibal Corpse and Carcass too. My wife isn't gonna know what hit her lmao.

Trifolium
April 7th 2025


41141 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

OK so that remaster is indeed interesting. Don't know which version I prefer though.

normaloctagon
April 7th 2025


5237 Comments


Agree that it is interesting and can’t say which version i prefer yet

normaloctagon
April 7th 2025


5237 Comments


The drums are definitely…louder. The boys don’t have to drop another Nothing remaster every time they do this or anything, but I’m just not feeling the oomph and clarity that the Obzen remaster got

Relinquished
April 7th 2025


50089 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

It’s all welcome as long as it makes them sound more monstrous than the originals

normaloctagon
April 7th 2025


5237 Comments


Yeah i appreciate that perspective. You know as well as i do though that louder =/= more monstrous every time. Remaster isn’t unwelcome i just don’t really have a seat for it yet in the living room of my jams.

Why the different album cover also? This release is not different enough. At least on Obzen they just improved the sound and left the art alone. I do like the new art tho

AlexKzillion
Emeritus
April 7th 2025


19068 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

ahh man i absolutely love the separation in the mix that the bass gets on the remaster. sounds fucking gnarly and i hope every djent band copies it going forward



(and bins the absolutely awful trend of every modern metalcore/djent band pitch shifting down an octave when they want to be "heavy" and sounding like mush as a result)



i wouldn't say its anywhere near their best sounding album (still not a huge fan of the drum sound but glad they pushed them up in the mix) but i think its def an improvement over the og

trilo
April 7th 2025


7131 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

the extra space for the drums and bass is what puts the remaster above the original for me. TVSOR has their best prod imo but this is quite nice and was a welcome remaster

normaloctagon
April 7th 2025


5237 Comments


Dig these thoughts fellas, I’ll continue throwing it on when the shug mood strikes and hopefully it sticks over time

keaton_86
April 7th 2025


1377 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

oh lord that remaster sounds so much better.

Gmork89
April 7th 2025


8893 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I hope these guys have a couple more albums in them because I HAVE to experience that live show again.

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
April 7th 2025


116762 Comments

Album Rating: 3.8

I feel like they'll definitely be around for a while longer. They're still going strong.

JayEnder
April 7th 2025


22735 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

That fuzzy bass in the Indelible version melts my brain.

Christbait
April 7th 2025


1520 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Anyone know where I can snag a digital copy of the remaster? I can't even order the CD from the Nuclear Blast US shop for some reason. I can use Amazon but without Unlimited it shuffles everything. I just want a non-compressed version I can download to my phone.

Relinquished
April 7th 2025


50089 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

steal that shit

Gmork89
April 7th 2025


8893 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm tempted to fly to see them again this tour, I'm so fucking floored by that performance.

Frost15
April 7th 2025


4641 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Need to hear that new remaster asap. Pretty intrigued

Trifolium
April 8th 2025


41141 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Yeah the remaster sounds a lot more like The Violent Sleep now, yet that one has better production still. Love how the bass is much more audible, and individual instruments have more space.



Still like the original Immutable too though; great tracks and record regardless.



Kaleidoscope is a personal fave.

Frost15
April 8th 2025


4641 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Remaster is an interesting take for sure, but I'm still leaning towards the original.

Remaster sounds livelier, bombastic and has a wider soundstage, but at the same time it's less controlled and sensitively louder so it's less immersive, which is something I value a lot in Meshuggah's music. I guess the remaster will appeal to those who use Meshuggah as gym's music, which is not my case.



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