Norma Jean have a secret track on 'O God, the Aftermath' | Nostalgic Tendencies

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Introducing a spin-off of our Aggressive Tendencies interviews, we're looking back on bands' essential albums. Nostalgic Tendencies was inspired by the fact that the classic albums of 10 years ago came out around the advent of RU-vid and before online interview videos, so we're filling that with the stories behind these pieces of music that have held up over time.
Our first subjects are Georgia metalcore unit Norma Jean, who just wrapped up a tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of O' God, the Aftermath. September 29, 2015.
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Interview by Bradley Zorgdrager
Filmed + edited by Katherine Kwan
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@CBALLZ666 8 лет назад

I love "O god, The Aftermath"

@jeffd.3883 5 лет назад

I've played guitar for 21 years and I'm honored to say that I got to play a show with these guys.

@frankclifton9191 Месяц назад

Props bro 😎 I envy you…. Who knows I may just get my shot at it one day. Fuck I know how to play every song off of redeemer

@jeffd.3883 Месяц назад

@@frankclifton9191 I preferred O God but Redeemer is great too. Did you know they had a special tuning for O God? I can't remember if they were still doing it on Redeemer

@frankclifton9191 Месяц назад

@@jeffd.3883 yes I literally just watched a video with Corey in an interview talking about those barred dissonant chords they used on oh God. And I would really like to know what this tuning is if you know it lol. Cause it can be a bitch sometimes tryna riff around some super complex finger arrangements

@jeffd.3883 Месяц назад

@@frankclifton9191 Drop C sharp and the high 1st string is 1/2 step lower than the 2nd string, so you can play dissonant high string "panic" chords cleanly and fast .

@jeffd.3883 Месяц назад

@@frankclifton9191 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bSkQw1fuNks.htmlsi=EiBAUoj9e9aK5nOk Here's the show my band played with NJ in Orlando

@TechnicalTrap 7 лет назад

Was an amazing record. Forever a part of my life.

@kurogoma9547 Год назад

Ive been a NJ fan since the Luti-Kriss days. O God the Aftermath is easily on my top 5 favorite albums ever. the music, the music videos, the album art, the shows...

@dreaminginnoother 8 лет назад

as an adolescent record, the aftermath is amazing. I love how they almost consciously ditched breakdowns after they helped popularize them. It stands out as a unique piece still after all these years. One of my favorite hardcore albums of all time. It's the reason I have tuned my guitar with "weird bird" to write my own hardcore.

@RetroExhibitCollective 12 дней назад

Totally agree! There’s nothing like it that I’m familiar with. I still listen to it this day.

@CBALLZ666 8 лет назад

My favorite album by Norma Jean....

@sonicbird4315 6 лет назад

BASS SLAYIN' NOOB 86 same here dude this was my shit in high school

@shaneellis8122 6 лет назад

This record was huge to me... Thanks Norma jean ..... this was the heavy record I was looking for at that time in my life I was in a lotta pain at the time and this album is what I needed

@adamislost 3 года назад

O’ God The Aftermath is the album that got me in heavy metal at 14

@joshuamulligan4155 3 года назад

Shaun Luu was so proud and excited to be "thanked my Norma Jean" when this album came out. He, sadly, passed away a few months later. 😢

@RetroExhibitCollective 12 дней назад

8:06 I like what he says how a lot of bands sound the same but Norma Jean has it’s on unique sound. Totally agree

@hahasimp 8 лет назад

holy shit I didn't know there was a hidden track 0. Now I am frantically searching for my old cd

@AggressiveTendencies 8 лет назад

+hahasimp themoreyouknow.gif !!

@MetZelRio 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NWBO4DBe_PQ.html

@mvparsram 8 лет назад

Fantastic job, Mr. Zorgdrager

@AggressiveTendencies 8 лет назад

+Mike Parsram Thank you!

@aidenbadon3583 5 лет назад

Funny I was in that band “ oh god the aftermath “ think we wrote two songs really wish I could remember them

@cavanholmes1516 5 лет назад

I really enjoyed recording with you guys..

@lovesgibson 7 лет назад

I first got into Norma jean around 2006, I think a little before redeemer was released. I was obsessed with BTMKTC and o god the aftermath. Back then I remember a lot of people disliked o god, but then they were praising redeemer when it came out. Ironically I didn't care for redeemer so much as it wasn't as "heavy". Their first two albums are really the only ones I really like

@jackcravford8744 4 года назад

redeemer is more heavy, cause it has creepy background stories, best production and heavy bass with feedbacks over the whole place. also, vocals are not pixeled.

@prinniesforeveryone321 10 месяцев назад

@@jackcravford8744redeemer is literally their worst album from like their first 6

@jackcravford8744 10 месяцев назад

@@prinniesforeveryone321 yeah man, matter or preference. Ross Robinson unlocked literally everything in them during the production and recording sessions and the guitar work is unmatched completely. even their current guitarist said that when he was learning the guitar parts, it was insanely difficult cause they have so much layers, technicality and chaos in them.

@sonicbird4315 6 лет назад

THIS IS BETWEEN.. ME AND THIS BLADE

@HailEveryoneAround 5 лет назад

AND MY HEART

@jeffd.3883 5 лет назад

The guitar riff is perfect

@TrephineArtist 7 лет назад

Excellent interview, awesome band. Thanks for sharing this.

@AggressiveTendencies 7 лет назад

Thanks so much. I agree. Have you heard their latest album?

@TrephineArtist 7 лет назад

Yes ever since Redeemer I've been buying their CD's. Polar Similar didn't strike me straight away like Meridional and Wrongdoers but it's growing on me all the time, it's definitely worth listening to the whole record in one sitting, 1000000 watts, The Planet and 'Everyone talking...' are early standouts for me. Now looking forward to some France or UK tour dates from these guys.

@AggressiveTendencies 7 лет назад

Band has never put out a bad album. Here's my review of 'Polar Similar,' if you're interested: exclaim.ca/music/article/norma_jean-polar_similar

@TrephineArtist 7 лет назад

Yes I agree, always top quality records from NJ. Thanks I'll check out your review later.

@Jesse-op2wd 6 лет назад

best album by norma jean , hands down

@AggressiveTendencies 6 лет назад

Love both of the first ones, though I don't think they've ever released anything bad.

@DrummerEvan1 3 года назад

Agreed. I think they peaked with this album.

@jackcravford8744 2 года назад

@@DrummerEvan1 I think they peaked with Redeemer, mainly Cory with his throat muscles. Ross unlocked something in them.

@MetZelRio 3 года назад

Wonderful

@chrisjr1247 8 лет назад

this is great

@Drumroll969 6 лет назад

I am fan after listening to Face Face... That's my fav song..

@KanryLovesMetal. Год назад

Oh God, The Aftermath! That explains it

@waveemann8857 8 лет назад

Man I think he's confusing being compared to Botch with people noticing that they've literally just put Botch riffs in their songs.

@lovesgibson 7 лет назад

bokunotraplord lol, any examples? I've never known too much about botch

@waveemann8857 7 лет назад

The end of Vertebraille from O' God during the "Why can't you brace yourself" part is a Botch riff (from their final EP I believe), and the beginning of The Human Face, Divine is a Botch riff (from a track off the first record). Aside from their plagiarism, there's so many influences from Botch alone in their music. I don't mean this as an insult to NJ, they never tried to hide their appreciation for the band and I am pretty sure they've said they wouldn't be who they were without them. If anything those copied/repurposed riffs are just them paying homage. If you haven't listened to much Botch you should. If you enjoy early NJ you'll appreciate what Botch did.

@xbraidx 7 лет назад

I disagree. Botch is my favorite band of all time. I'm a huge fucking fanboy, but they don't have a copyright on chaotic hardcore or mathcore or whatever. Lots of bands integrate features of discord, poly-rhythms, and experimental sounds. Converge was making a similar sound a few years even before Botch. I agree that Botch is probably the most "iconic" or "niche" of this genre, but I see this more as "Botch-worship." The guitarists obviously really enjoy and take a lot of influence from Botch's music. Also, I think Norma Jean has been around long enough now to be able to own their place in the genre. They've done plenty of original shit and have tons of great tracks.