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“I could feel the power behind me and it was like being in front of a locomotive.” The Swedish metal icons whose biggest hit was so confusing even Metallica’s Kirk Hammett struggled to keep up

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“I could feel the power behind me and it was like being in front of a locomotive.” The Swedish metal icons whose biggest hit was so confusing even Metallica’s Kirk Hammett struggled to keep up

It’s safe to day that even the most patient music teacher struggle to explain the polyrhythms that provide the backbone of this Meshuggah classic

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