Meshuggah - KnockOut Fest - Interview with Marten Hagstrom 2/2

[@Eturnal718]

Very good last words from Marten at the end and im very inspired now. Im a bass player but im attracted to Meshuggah's sense of groove and they opened my mind to a whole different way to play music. when someone first told me about meshuggah I didnt know what to expect when I was about to listen to them and at 1st when I heard them I didnt have an understanding of prog metal so I didnt like them. But I learned alot from listening to catch 33 and nothing and now im obsessed with their music!!!

[@WebsterA]

"It's not about how many scales you can play and how fast you can play them, it's how you make people know that it's YOU who's playing" Very smart

[@CarlosP47]

Wow, now it's not just his music, his advices also inspire me to play :D. Indukti, Riverside and Lunatic soul are great bands from Poland.

[@Hybbeman]

Mårten's such a great, down to earth kind of guy. Btw, my favourite bands from Poland are Indukti and Riverside. You guys should check them out if you haven't. I guess you could label them both as progressive metal or progressive rock, although I despise labels and I usually like the music to speak for itself. :)

[@Marol2137]

Indeed

[@Marol2137]

moja adrenalina ;]

[@NeuroHead]

Yeah totaly agree . The ones that practice the most are the most boring musicians .