Penderecki, classical equivalent of brutal death metal?

[ratsapprentice]

anyone else notice the massive influence?

 

[Daemoniac]

Penderecki is absolutely stunning.

 

[RemoWilliams]

The Presto movement of Berg's Lyric Suite



always sort of reminds me of Gorguts "Obscura" sans drums and distortion

 

[ratsapprentice]

I can see what you're getting at there......

 

[RemoWilliams]

I can see what you're getting at there......

I forgot to mention that it doesn't really get there till about a few minutes in, but glad you listened thru it to hear it. Oh, and I hear Luc Lemay is a Penderecki fan as well.

 

[Ben Johnson]

Stravinsky did it best (Rite of Spring)

^
Joey Sturgis-vinsky

 

[RemoWilliams]

 

[ratsapprentice]

Yeah, the bit at 2:05 in "With their Flesh..." is completely inspired by that piece from what I can hear.

And just listen to 1:05 in the Symphony No.3, then 3:05 in "With their flesh...", like you said, Luc is known to be a fan of his, so I'm sure he must have listened to this.

Has anyone heard the classical stuff he has on his myspace page? it's fucking haunting.

http://www.myspace.com/luclemay7

 

[Daemoniac]

Stravinsky did it best (Rite of Spring)

^
Joey Sturgis-vinsky

While I do love Stravinsky, I've always preferred Prokofiev's work.

 

[Virgil.]

The music is good, but I hear no death metal influence or what you're trying to get at. I just think you're high.

 

[ratsapprentice]

Some of the rhythms are very similar to those commonly used in dm, to my ears anyway..