ANIMALS AS LEADERS - The Woven Web

[@dgdrumming9477]

This is one of those songs that you get stuck in your head, but it's so difficult your brain has trouble getting it stuck in your head lol.

[@monkeyrobotsinc.9875]

makes no sense.

[@adofonconi9753]

I'm just gettin mad studying it

[@michaelbrumbaugh5389]

I've been trying to find a term for this. Prog rock/metal causes me to experience this all the time.

[@adofonconi9753]

@@michaelbrumbaugh5389 Listen it slow 0.75 with youtube options. Then follow only the bass line, then only the drums, and so on. By the time you know every detail, and can sing it properly in your head...you abused it, and you don't like it anymore. But if you can play it on your instrument, you can make someone happy. That's music.

[@joystick2212]

@@adofonconi9753 This is how I listened to a lot of BTBAM (P2 specifically), I can recreate a lot of those melodies/musical stacks(?) in my head and it's wonderful.

[@trevorbaugh1335]

My favorite thing about AAL is that they always seem to stay right in that "sweet spot" between rhythmically pleasing and so complex it just sounds like white noise. Plenty of musical ingenuity and technicality, but still has a rythym.

[@rehobalint1100]

Well rhythm is very important in Djent

[@jessenoneofyobussines7560]

I'd throw led Zeppelin and mastodon in the playlist too but yeah

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

Just gotta pay attention to the cymbals holding the basic rhythm while the kick and snare go off to never-land with the guitars That's usually what I do and it all makes sense pretty quick from section to section.

[@martinkolevmilenov]

Very well put

[@chris5k132]

Yeah the Rhythm has to be there or else the song just gets forgettable

[@LemonMerigueTie]

whats even more baffling about 1:30 is that Matt chimes in with some stellar footwork and actually keeps up with Tosin. This means that no matter how chaotic and disorganized this riff may seem, it was in fact all planned.

[@SHA8UTIE]

I wonder how many takes that took. It is nearly impossible to pull off what they did.

[@Jigsaw2533]

SHA8UTIE There's a video of a drum take on one of their Instagrams

[@Fat1Rulez]

SHA8UTIE yes its a wonderful riff but its not that difficult to play aha.

[@SHA8UTIE]

Darius Martinez I wasn't really talking about the guitar. It is very difficult to play on the drums and coordinating the timing of both is tough.

[@pokemon9505]

Wow! I never realised that until I read this comment! What a band!

[@PatrickMullenDrums]

The drummer syncing up with Tosin at 1:30 was just pure skill

[@Thaligamathor]

Saw it live today....❤

[@jh7589]

Garstka is always in sync with Tosin

[@DylNyeTheDrummerGuy]

Fucking brutal

[@straka125]

The power of progressive music. Every member has to be flawless for the rhythms to work

[@pianopressofficial]

Jordan Rudess on Pianote brought me here 🔥

[@segawonmotovlog8514]

jordan is like an "alien" subject traped on the observation room, they tested and get shock with the result

[@ExileTX]

I brought my physical senses here for good music

[@JonathanAcierto]

Same here, he makes the song sound easy on keys, but when I saw how Tosin plays it on guitar, 🤯

[@gusgus8090]

sAME HAHAHA

[@nicoblacken]

same

[@femchad3317]

Meshugga makes me feel like I could headbutt a whale to death. AAL makes think I can befriend the whale because I now understand the universe

[@Aconn1997]

Steamy Hot Djent to the Face And then Gojira will make those whales fly

[@vommittt]

And then Mastodon will hunt the whale down

[@catshumpcats3]

*between the buried and me playing in the distance* prog metal is best metal

[@horseradish4046]

this is the most accurate statement ever written

[@titusdewa2933]

And Asking Alexandria makes me... Want to take a shit

[@AutumnElegy]

The bass playing in this song is insane. I'm truly blown away by this album.

[@YouthDrummer]

Nolly always blows minds

[@AutumnElegy]

Nolly is Periphery, or?

[@supnegus7711]

***** His main band is periphery. but he does stuff like this for other bands.

[@MauricioRiosProd]

sup negus nolly engineering and mixing the full album

[@YouthDrummer]

as well as played bass on the album

[@chowderbag1]

1:30 makes me think that Tosin may be an alien because that takes at least 17 fingers to play

[@overlex]

17 minimum*

[@chowderbag1]

That's a stylistic change, not a grammatical error

[@overlex]

It wasn't a correction -.-

[@chowderbag1]

Oh I apologize. That seems to be what people always do in the comments.

[@overlex]

only losers think a comment's section is an academic entrance exam, correcting spelling mistakes and shit. chances are those are the people you saw

[@ZackAttack1798]

If I ever go to space, Animals as Leaders will be my soundtrack the whole time

[@unclefurball3859]

You ain't going to space, and soon neither will anyone else, for a looong time.

[@Aconn1997]

+Uncle Furball don't be a party pooper. Space travel is very possible for anyone if you work hard enough.

[@deborarivera3303]

Braeden Rodgers also widek, modern day Babylon, and GRU - cosmogenis

[@AnthonyJohnson-ff4kc]

Space ain’t real fool

[@andrewssilva3634]

@@Aconn1997 keep dreaming...

[@squibby4410]

Love how this song is called 'The Woven Web'. Makes me think of Tosin and Javier's hands as spiders beautifully crafting and weaving the web, which are their guitar strings.

[@AlexandrosKenich]

I tried to cover the part at 1:30. I'm writing from the hospital now.

[@omnoman69]

Spoken like a true Djentleman!

[@fajaradi1223]

You havent finished "Physical Education" i guess.

[@DjLordKartsonakis]

You fat liar! How can you even type?!?

[@finlet3874]

@@Spiritualpath02 thats actually not really hard on guitar (not speaking about the solo) you just nee an 8 string or tune down specifically for that part

[@GSBrigida]

Writing from the hospital with your toes

[@SamBellGuitar]

THAT RIFF at 1:30 !! I cant help but gurn when listening to it!

[@axeofcreation]

Great rhythm and groove

[@stareatthedot]

wtf is gurn

[@safetytfh]

Calvin Cox en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurn now you know

[@stareatthedot]

Fernde09 That tinkerbell is pretty bangable

[@LarrySptz]

Lul, like your comments on all the new songs. Its shows me what to look for.

[@grievous56]

One of the best songs on the record. Especially love the thumping part.

[@thomashinds3308]

I once went to a clinic in Maryland where Tosin explained his tap theory. About halfway through he lost even the most experienced guitarists in the audience, his brain is beyond a perceptible dimension. He was getting quadruple thumps at the flick of his thumb.

[@ards5161]

***** This might sound stupid but the technique really is not that hard once you get the mechanics down. Especially when you're just going thumb-thumb-index (doing triplets) - when you know how to do it, speed comes relatively quick. Just think of it as a single motion.

[@Hauntedundead]

Maul Pasvidal This sounds a lot like what most flamenco/spanish guitarists do. And yes it is pretty easy to pull off, but mastering the techinque to it's fullest, pulling it off PERFECTLY is the difficult part. There's a LOT of synch when it comes down to those speeds. For me it usually just feels like Im tangling my fingers together :D

[@MishaMansoor]

Maul Pasvidal COVER!

[@Svagtpositiv]

Misha Mansoor Do it yourself

[@brucejohnson5786]

i bet victor wooten headbangs to this stuff

[@mulesolo5574]

+Bruce Johnson best comment on youtube period

[@SRNF]

+Bruce Johnson I bet Victor Wooten is Tosin's real dad.

[@hugoslavinski2359]

Best comment ever Loolllll

[@RyanK...111]

Some say that Victor Wooten has no fingers at all, but 10 thumbs.

[@dasrockness]

Victor Wooten gave this song 10 thumbs up.

[@NumbersOfficial]

gosh the groove at 1:37 is so cool especially with the dotted 1/8ths

[@edgelordofmordor]

N u m b e r s those dotted 8ths are particularly hard to nail

[@akeeba6347]

2:50-end is such a jam from one of the best bands in the world. Instruments feel like they're bouncing off eachother.

[@RaaynML]

I remember Tosin playing this riff in a guitar demo and no one could figure out what song he was playing and thought he was improving.

[@sonofernest]

link? I want to see it played

[@RaaynML]

Steve Erdosi When I find it again I'll link you, I watch so many guitar demos that it's hard to remember where things are.

[@tanchwa3740]

ShadowMassacr13 was it the one where he was demo-ing that japanese guitar with the purpleheart multi scale fanned fret finger board?

[@RaaynML]

andrew sutliff I'm trying to find the video that you're referencing to see but I kind of remember what you're talking about

[@RaaynML]

andrew sutliff YES! That's it!

[@00DemonicAngel00]

I just feel like the whole love in the universe is melted into this song.

[@stinkybojangles4128]

Everything about this is incredible! Whether it's the beautiful melodic parts or the kickass slapping from Tosin on his 8 string or even when the drums kick in at 2:17 this track is just killer!

[@catshumpcats3]

That moment when you realize this isn't a bass and Tosin was playing the 8 string parts at 1:30 Yes, he just is that good.

[@semjonovsarturs8518]

For some reason this song always pops up in my head when I have some event that could trigger my depression and I listen to it and immediately feel better.

[@yagoovirus2751]

I listen to this many times and I'm still getting goosebumps on thumping part

[@skidemon16666]

I was going to say "Why is everybody talking about 1:30, the rest of this song is pretty fucking great too"...and then I heard 1:30 DID I JUST GET LAID

[@calaverx11]

Probably, yeah.

[@Yashiro-nene_dies]

That was your g-spot you felt.

[@onur8709]

All band members are amazing and talented...

[@IgnacioContreras]

Perfect name for this song

[@darthvictor666]

Just saw them play the entire Joy In Motion album last night what a beautiful experience. I love you all 🤧😤

[@Shuten_Wukong]

This is extremely important to me........

[@Riichr]

thats really sad molochz

[@morghul2043]

how!!

[@vincentiusdominus2359]

How does it feel to be a pleb?

[@PrashannaGauta]

same

[@Shuten_Wukong]

Lol! Enjoy your existence.

[@MusiicyPowaa]

Wow. I just came across that band, I've heard their name many times since I got into djent/math metal a year ago (thanks to Jared Dines & Periphery) and the thing here is, until now I've been almost listening only to Periphery considering I'm really in love with that band. Also on the times I would try to listen to other djent bends, most of the times it ended up not being my cup of tea so I never did further researches. That said yesterday I randomly clicked on an AAL suggested song which was this one. Man what can I say ... This is beyond music and art. This song is full of emotion. While I do love that fucking dope slap riff, the melodic score is actually chilling me to the bones. It has that so special video-gamey vibe, I know many will relate considering the comments below (personally their melodies remind me a lot of good old SNES games like the DKC series.) Also I wanna emphasize on that point, I came to the point where I assume that the djent genre itself is somehow inspired of video games. I've had that feeling with other bands before, and I definitely think I'm not the only one in that case. Conclusion is: these guys are true geniuses. I am THAT respectful towards how stunning and unique their music seems to be, from the very first listening. I'm just so happy that I finally found a band worth spamming the shit out of my replay button, for a year or more !

[@Hugo_Lee]

Mate, I was exactly the same when I first heard them. Not even exaggerating I listened to their 3 albums and single for about 5 months straight on shuffle excluding all other artists. I've memorised all the guitar melodies, time signatures and rhythms these guys have created. Absolutely insane talent combined with stunning song writing especially from Tosin and Matt (my all time favourite drummer). These guys are absolute geniuses and I hope they continue to create such idyllic music in the future

[@SuperGamer87]

If AAL did a special project with pianist Hiromi Uehara and bassist Tony Grey, man, I'd renounce walking forever. I'd just sit for the rest of my life, listening to it until I rot.

[@nemo89740]

Hiromi is a goddamn genius....

[@rickyward597]

Hiromi and Animals as Leaders in the same album! That would unreal!

[@mikedegrande2936]

Or Tigran Hamaysan

[@JansherAquib]

Man this is just amazing.. Tosin's a wizard !!

[@Lex-Explorer]

It's really amazing

[@Cantwait4sundaY]

1:30 is all tosin guys. Misha said so on twitter.

[@raypeka6528]

Daaaaaamn. That's so gnarly dude. Not on his 8 string though, a bass right?

[@GetFuckingAngry]

Ray Peka 10 string guitar. tosin recorded with a ten string on this album :)

[@x-Gingerbeard-x]

GetFuckingAngry Something like a Chapman Stick? Or an actual 10 string guitar?

[@GetFuckingAngry]

actual 10 string

[@zeldax3kid]

Misha said that Tosin recorded it on his 8-string guys.

[@bradyward2177]

one of the most beautiful songs ever

[@wonnie]

This is my favorite Animals as Leaders song ever. It's just groovy, and it's just so easy to listen to. I don't know why other songs didn't appeal to me as much as this one, but this whole album is a masterpiece. If I'm not mistaken, Nolly mixed and engineered this album. What a fantastic job he has done. Ever since hearing his work in Clear, I've been just absolutely in awe of his mixing and engineering skills.

[@TheGrandBrand]

1:29 This is why you listen to bands such as this.

[@orvinal2883]

1:33

[@orvinal2883]

1:32

[@Geoffgeff]

There's a point where it's no longer just music, this album is art.

[@HackionSTx]

But Music is art! XD

[@unknownfun7033]

HackIon Santos Teles Teles

[@ozaihgyatso2271]

Music: The organization of sound and silence; Art.

[@EllisHudsonn]

@@ozaihgyatso2271 I made this song only using silence, give it a listen, it is pretty long tho kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5u6l4xtiNOAeKs&ab_channel=CandRfun

[@reddeckwinskzoo]

I love that time signature in the beginning! 9/8 9/8 7/8 4/4! Confusing, yet amazing.

[@memezzamz1165]

Might as well change the song name to "1:30"

[@pduf7326]

This track is monstrous! Can't get enough of this album right now.

[@TheBrunarr]

Everybody's talking about 1:30, how about give 2:17 some love?

[@TheVashnessItself99]

It's also the stank face part tho

[@TheVinylBroadcaster]

Just smacks you in the face--it's beautiful.

[@lakejizzio7777]

@@chazriley7075 Simple isn't necessarly bad. That part hits HARD tho.

[@chazriley7075]

@@lakejizzio7777 yeah you right. My b

[@iBoss818]

@@chazriley7075 if you listen closely, most of the AAL stuff is in 4/4, including most (if not all) of this song.

[@abandonedcountry433]

I just enjoy how each member gets to shine thoroughly through this mind bending music. I just love all the tastes and influences you can hear. This is god level music artistry.

[@rcjd7834]

I like the almost mechanical sound of 1:30 and similar parts in their music. I also really like the mechanical sounding riff in tooth and claw

[@Aaron-xg4pk]

It has that nostalgic feeling to me awesome band, love all of their music!..

[@jasonkelsey3970]

I love how positive the metal community is on these videos. like its all love, its not a hugbox section of youtube, people just love seeing talent and beauty. Thanks for seeing it too guys, love you all

[@RisenofAshes12310]

OMG at 1:28 !!!! This is my favorite from all their albums I think. I dig it. So forutnate to see Tosin live twice!!! Generation Axe and Animals tour

[@M1XEDBAG]

Every song makes me feel as if I'm adrift in space and there is a possibility of running into a huge problem.......what problem? I don't know but its not good....but then again I'm listening to AAL, so I guess everything will be alright!

[@samuelmarconett1979]

Ok

[@witzymx]

Samuel Marconett What is your problen men

[@witzymx]

Samuel Marconett leave him expres his feelings :v

[@Krimson5pride]

They seem to represent the radiation caused by neutron stars. Meshuggah represents neutron star, AAL seems to represent the colors surrounding it

[@DanielVerberne]

Some of the strangest yet wonderfully bizarre melodies I've ever heard have come from Animals as Leaders - quite unconventional and love it. Tosin and Javier's fret-tapped parts are amazing, Matt's drumming is stellar.

[@Alex_Khouri]

I like a few songs off the first album, but man, these guys have really come a long way on JOM. The production's better, the arranging's better, the technicality is more tasteful.... so awesome. I'm not really into metal much anymore, because I got sick of guitar-dominated shred competitions, but these guys are beyond metal IMO. They're up alongside guys like Virgil Donati, Evan Brewer, Victor Wooten, Jojo Mayer - talent that can't be categorised as anything other than 'superlative' :)

[@marcwatkins5978]

I agree on every single level with this comment.

[@joshuablouin2900]

Alex Khouri I agree, I don't see them as a progressive metal band but more just progressive music in general cause they have vibes of metal, jazz, blues, electronic, ambience, and more.

[@Breakingbadbitch]

Have you heard the jazz super group t.r.a.m.? It's their guitarists check it out!

[@marcwatkins5978]

I have! I think we all know TRAM exists.

[@Breakingbadbitch]

Hey, there's some people who haven't been blessed out there. I'm still waiting for more songs :(

[@kennyalvarado2918]

I have listened to this song all day and I still can't get over it.

[@cheefpoker]

This song is like rolling up a tbone steak and sopping up some over medium eggs with a side of toast. So gat daymn tasty.

[@MarshTheDarsh]

my name... is not.... kyai

[@Greenevil89]

im hungry now... i guess ill listen to some more AAL

[@chazriley7075]

Lol how many vegans did you just trigger

[@jaredstancombe6724]

The gritars on this albrum and the drouble brass is great! For your metal!

[@joeytocd]

I see what you did there.. xD

[@queenshutitdown8089]

All I can say is wow to this musical genius

[@KCYON]

1:30 is everything "djent" should be, ladies and gentlemen. I was realllly close to shedding a tear

[@mikekumpula4460]

*djentleman*

[@Deadlockx]

I don't see why the bass riff is djent at all. It's extremely cool though

[@cazza710]

Deadlockx It's not a bass riff tho? As far as I'm aware AAL don't have a bassist at all. It's just Tosin and Javier

[@AscentToZenith]

cazza710 Nolly did the bass on this album.

[@A.j.Rodriquez]

SAME BRO! :,) just... so ...FREAKING AWESOME!!!

[@davidhater6035]

This is the best elevator music I've ever heard. "No maam I'll be going back down and up again this shit slaps"

[@matesoos1714]

I didn't like this song (or any AAL song) the first time I heard it. But somehow I got back to it again and again, and after a few times I started really enjoying their music. Also THAT RIFF is on another level.

[@jed52]

Arguably the darkest song on the album.

[@moonodude17]

I read that as "Arguably the DANKEST song on the album.", and then I took a second look and got a little sad. Killer song, though =3

[@xOnimpulsex]

either this or crescent

[@A.j.Rodriquez]

Logan Inman DUDE Para Mexer all the way as my fav! Did you hear those chords and melodies!?!?!

[@harizkasumajaya8918]

I just heard this for the first time today. Really nice and something i can go back to from time to time.

[@TheSentientCloud]

My brother has introduced me to this song. I now have a favorite metal band. My taste in music is definitely influenced by him, haha!

[@seancullen8142]

I know a big part of their USP is being a band for musicians, but I honestly think AAL are one of the few instrumental bands that anyone could appreciate. The emotions that their music invokes, and the sheer story telling of the riffs is so mad to me. I'd be beyond proud to ever make anything like this

[@zercuris8243]

Can't get enough of that groove 0:14 !

[@immortalzealot9725]

Favorite song from these guys. Everyone went crazy to this song in LA last week when they played.

[@Dan52484]

I love the mello direction they took with this album. Stoners all over the country will be tripping out to this one! ;)

[@lacerdaeros]

The Jordan Rudess "feat" was awesome on Pianote!

[@Serenade_77]

these arrangements are too much for me to handle :O so good!!!

[@rpopelka86]

My mind is blown every single time I listen to this song

[@omukssbm]

Listening to this in a public environment is very dangerous for my self-integrity. At 1:30, I completely sieze up, leading people to worry for me. At 1:38, I'm uncontrollably spazzing to the pulse of the riff. This has caused countless ambulences to be called for my carelessness of listening to something so groovy and so heavy at the same time, without first placing myself in a confined location, where there is nobody to be worried about me.

[@slavicobelrus2466]

The intro tappy part with bass notes for added effect is so pretty

[@novavirus7497]

everyone always talks about 1:30 and 2:20, but honestly 0:16-1:30 is my favorite part of this song

[@damiangomez8540]

Right it's like the most beautiful guitar part I've ever heard

[@triplenaruto1]

I need more songs like this.

[@jf160297]

There are songs that you listen to over and over again that you get sick of after a while. This is not one of those songs.

[@Rodbove4Jam]

This thumb picking technique is so satisfying to hear. I didn't care much about this song but saw Tosin showing this thumb thing on an interview and was jaw dropped by the unique sound. Listening to this song later on I realized it was used here and it was like listening from a different angle. Now I just read the comment about the drum pedal for this same part and apparently lost my jaw. Such an amazing song, amazing band they are!

[@joepalladino9257]

Loving that jazz infused bassline at 1:30

[@IsaacT22]

That’s a guitar

[@elux5504]

That's advanced 8 string guitar thumping my friend

[@SleepUntilTheEvening]

1:29 DAT TARANTELLA THO Cheers from Italy, you guys are astonishing!

[@JamesENGL]

1:29 is fucking with my head in the best way

[@Gunnagetit]

Dude. This song is so sick. It brought me back to when I was first learning guitar. Absolutely love it

[@Dragonstache]

Thank you KMAC2021

[@robkenney2460]

Guitar solo at 2:30 reminds me of Jeff Loomis work, especially choosing to end on that 7th. Totally awesome style moves.

[@LePrimeEvil]

Look 1:30 is what we come for. But 2:50 is what I always remember most.

[@locksh]

This band is such an incredible mish-mash of talent and musicianship.

[@batsali99]

I wonder what would happen if AAL and Vildhjarta (without the vocals) got stoned one afternoon and jammed together. That would be cripplingly delicious.

[@rolandlemus203]

2:20 is just phenom after all of that, then more! Love this song!! \m/!

[@alexandrebouletcouture1351]

That slap...

[@dbnois3]

That slap...

[@norseca542]

the correct way to slap pussy

[@DavidKataraGvozdenovic]

This fucking song, man. This fucking song..... I lack the words to describe how legendary it is

[@siuleopouesi5794]

Played a metronome along with the track at 118 bpm and they didnt stray for a second. Impeccable internal timing 👏👏

[@OfficialAltitude]

Well yeah they have a click track going while they record

[@wgo523]

Wow almost like they recorded to a click like all music

[@stevencherry9375]

I've shared this with every single one of my friends who visits me... seriously the sickest breakdown in the history of metal

[@elshe13elieves]

Watched these guys at Soundwave Sydney yesterday on the recommendation of my brother (who is a massive fan); and holy shit these guys can play guitar. Definitely not regretting the choice to watch these guys play - AAL; you've just gained a new fan.

[@kevingibranr3365]

these guys can play real music.

[@abelizer]

The build up to 1:29 was beautiful and then it had me groovin

[@DaPAPES]

Garstka's kicks at 1:35 sound like a chuggin Harley fuckin a thunderstorm!!

[@lydellb]

*wipes tear away from eye* that was fucking beautiful.

[@briancahill5487]

This song makes me think. I love songs that make me think, well done guys

[@BMXunable]

Imagine Lars Ulrich trying to play this drum part xD

[@spidey12332]

he'd probably hit the snare 500 times give everyone anxiety and then fall asleep

[@sev7463]

@@AzazelFox lol truuuue.

[@joetroutt7425]

Lars had no idea what he was doing. The pieced together half of their albums.

[@mg8224]

Imagine AAL being able to compose something legendary, and not just improvise

[@martingaspar8364]

imagine Lars creating one of the greatest bands of all time...

[@jasonbottoms9187]

One of my favorite albums hands down. I gave it to my buddy in Arkansas to hold onto when I left to North Carolina, and he traded me his Slipknot drumsticks for it, in the hope that maybe one day, we could meet again in this woven web of a world to finally jam again someday. But, the guitar, bass, and drums on this track have a woven web of their own.

[@bavingeter423]

Did you guys ever jam again?

[@davcar23]

Anyone else here after listening Jordan Rudess's play through?

[@TheFiveoF.]

Yes and it's amazing

[@treumatic8420]

Animals As Leaders will be always nr.1 in my heart and in my brain

[@Asthenea]

1:30 killed my dog

[@angelogrijalva1621]

haha shit

[@ccjadi4322]

LoL

[@PaRRaPWNaGe]

Best. Comment. Ever. XD

[@radoslavnikolov7076]

john wick is after ya

[@roninenlightened6350]

RIP good doggy!

[@alecmcdonald8823]

1:29 has to be the most rhythmically insane thing to ever hit my ears.. it's so profoundly obscure 🤩😍

[@amitev]

Jordan brought me here

[@zindagyo]

My favourite song on the record. Sooooooooooooo good.

[@jko4949]

Almost 10 years holy fuc 💀

[@TheApostleofRock]

This song was fucking nuts live. Both Matt and Tosin were crazy good all night. At any given moment you could look around and see like four people shaking their heads and shrugging with awe and confusion.

[@andrewjuelich8777]

Complete Circle, this album is going to bring about the real progressive aspect of metal. May the young ones coming up take note.

[@jethromay]

This is still one of the greatest songs they have released.