Heavy Metal + Indian Konnakol: Mattias IA Eklundh “Resist the Erosion” Freak Audio Lab скачать в хорошем качестве

Heavy Metal + Indian Konnakol: Mattias IA Eklundh “Resist the Erosion” Freak Audio Lab

Let's geek out with Swedish guitar legend Mattias IA Eklundh (‪@mattias_ia_eklundh‬) about his new mind-bending Freak Audio Lab album “Resist the Erosion.” Featuring Indian rhythm master B.C. Manjunath (‪@ManjunathBC‬), drummer Yogev Gabay (‪@YogevGabay‬), and bassist Lior Ozeri (‪@LiorOzeriBass‬) this collaboration fuses metal, konnakol, and pure rhythmic insanity into something truly new. I don't think there's a name for whatever genre they're playing, which is awesome. 🎧 Buy the album: https://shop.freakkitchen.com 📀 Artist: Freak Audio Lab 🎵 Album: Resist the Erosion 📅 Release date: October 24, 2025 Mattias talks about: • How an Instagram message from B.C. Manjunath sparked a global collaboration • The 18/9/16 groove of “Primality” • Why konnakol is “the tool to understand music” • Writing songs in 115/16 time that still groove • Balancing complexity with purpose (“No wank November!”) • How to keep your grandma and your dog grooving in 34/4 ⸻ 🕒 Timestamps 00:00 – “Nekojita” 04:23 – Anthony introduces Resist the Erosion and his obsession with it 05:04 – Mattias explains how B.C. Manjunath reached out and started the project 09:33 – Building the band: Yogev Gabay (drums) and Lior Ozeri (bass) 11:44 – What konnakol really is and why it matters 13:49 – Singing vs. speaking konnakol 15:47 – Why rhythm needs pulse (and why math rock often misses the point) 17:04 – “People Ruin Beautiful Things” — 34/4 shuffle from hell 18:38 – Making songs, not exercises (“Kill your darlings”) 20:05 – “People Ruin Beautiful Things” 25:14 – The poetry of parallel rhythms 27:05 – Mattias’ creative process: writing alone in the woods 31:28 – Where to buy the album 33:12 – The logistics (and chaos) of shipping from Sweden 34:38 – Closing thoughts 35:30 – “Fat Devil” ----- Join Club Weird for exclusive access to members-only content:    / @makeweirdmusic   Make Weird Music exists to encourage musicians and music enthusiasts to expand their creative horizons through interviews, educational content, and sharing of artistic music. If that resonates with you, then check out our website: http://makeweirdmusic.com/ Please consider donating to the cause by liking/following/subscribing and submitting content, ideas, money, buying a t-shirt, or even hooking us up with some weird musician contacts! http://makeweirdmusic.com/shop We're on all the social medias:   / makeweirdmusic     / makeweirdmusic     / makeweirdmusic