Tool

In 2018, when Tool performed live at Shinjuku Blaze in Tokyo, the band was in a fascinating phase of their career. Following the release of their critically acclaimed album '10,000 Days' in 2006, fans had been eagerly awaiting new music, and the anticipation was almost palpable. This live recording took place during a period where Tool had not yet released their much-anticipated fifth studio album, 'Fear Inoculum,' which finally dropped in 2019. That sense of expectancy hung in the air during the concert, making every note feel electric. Interestingly, the way Tool blends visuals and sounds creates an immersive experience that’s almost theatrical—something that left audiences not just listening but truly experiencing the music. This performance showcased their unique blend of progressive metal and art rock, further cementing their status as innovators in the genre.

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