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I actually enjoy Yann Novak's works. i first came across him through a digi album titled we love our parents we fear snakes. his albums are a really nice blend of minimal and drone ambient

Great episode

I hope you do a video like this for music you will make in future, realy intresting

Love you, Gareth! Glad you're still here.

Done with the Kerry Way!!!!

It has a Francisco de Goya cover! See? He gets me :D

Dude i heard a WEIRD ASS FUCK album yesterday. Is: Drown Retarded Children - Demented Continuum Is a Avant-garde Slam Metal record, and, when i say is WEIRD, i'm saying that being fan of Mr. Bungle. Mr. Bungle sound like Radiohead compared to this record I am dead fucking serious.

Every time I debate whether a new album I'm listening to is a 10/10 or not I always compare it to this and say "Is it as good at White Light?" I was asking myself that a lot when I was first hearing Lateralus by Tool and luckily for that album the answer was yes. Nothing spells out "Perfect Album" as well as this. Even though The Seer is the only Swans album I hold above it, White Light is one of the most consistently perfect albums I've ever heard. No skips, no duds, not a single second is anything less than phenomenal. The only reason I hold The Seer higher is because it's such a mentally exhausting experience that I'm just completely defeated by it every time, even with a few filler tracks. Also nice hat btw.

This is the album that got me into SWANS.

There’s someone with the last name Hahn and the first name Hahn lol. (Also I hiked 30km today so I am super exhausted)

*I ‘ L L D R I N K T H E M O O N L I G H T F R O M Y O U R H A N D S*

I’m so glad you finally got to this one! I feel like White Light is an album that receives praise from music nerds, just not as much as Soundtracks or the trilogy album because it isn’t seen as “experimental” as the others. I agree that it is one of SWANS most accessible albums, but it has a unique and intense melancholic presence scattered throughout the album. It is really hard to sound epic without sounding cheesy and the band made it work here by complimenting what is Gira’s most honest and introspective songwriting!

Haunting vocals from Michael Gira in the first 10-20 seconds of Better Than You. Can't quite make out the lyrics though.

This album changed my life

BUT IT WON'T. SAVE. ME.

im so excited i love the swans videos you made so far

Oh nice, a new niche channel for me to dive into!

Thanks so much for taking the time to review this one. I'm so pleased you got so much from this album. And thanks for featuring some Steep Gloss releases too - you rule! (Ross)

Very interesting sounds on this one, might download this before I embark on the Kerry Way tomorrow

funny experience how you kept talking about what happens while the feeling hits... thank you for reminding me why i love ambient music so much for me abul mogard always gave me this feeling maybe you want to hear him too

The vibes of this album, they are... immaculate.

Definitely fascinating! Enjoyed the show! A great introduction to this composer! ❤ thanks

What are some of your favorite pieces of music, regardless of form, mr glumburger?

Just discover your channel, pretty interesting content thats for sure. Wondering if you would give it a look to the complete Drugged suite by Bass Communion :)?

Weird music, you say? This must be my long lost brother! :O Fugg you, dad - why do you have to lie about everything?? I'ma spank ur s0rry butt! Great video, by the way! I love discovering new stuff! :DD The world is our musical Library Of Alexandria! And the way you present it keeps the viewer attentive! :D Lots of neat lil factors! Wait, did I just review a reviewer

Komarovo is the russified name of a Finnish Karelian village Kellojärvi (Lit. Bell lake). Kellojärvi was ceded to the USSR after the Winter War in 1939. The village became well known in the 80's in the USSR with singer and actor Igor Skylar's song "Komarovo". Today Komarovo is a part of greater St. Petersburg.

Wow, this sounds eeeerily similar to tim hecker's dropped piano sketches (especially sketch 1 and 2), which only came out two years later

Every episode I expect someone to come crashing through that door that's behind you...👀😜😜😜

Happy Birthday!

Honey, wake up, Glumburger's got a new ambient drone album review. Happy early birthday, btw.

Hey glumburger! I'm so glad I rediscovered your channel. Some time ago, I remembered I had watched a video of someone doing a review of Sleep's Dopesmoker, an album I'm absolutely fascinated by, and I could just not find the video! Thankfully, some minutes ago, I managed to realize it was you who made that video, and I'm so glad I did that, cuz you, my friend, have an absolutely glorious taste in music! Now, it's not usual for me to comment on videos by anyone tbh, but I thought this album could interest you: Minorisa by Fusioon. Simply put, this album is fascinating, as it was made during the last days of Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain, yet the album contains some of the best Prog Rock/Electronic I have ever heard! The themes of the album are fascinating too, as they talk about the Roman legacy of Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, all sung in Catalan, which I find fascinating due to the lingüistic repression of the aformentioned Francoist dictatorship. The album consists of 3 long tracks, all of em filled with glorious avant-garde and psychedelic goodness. I think you would enjoy this album a logt, but other than that, thank you for making videos, all of the music you post fascinates me, and you are seriously one of the coolest underground YTers I have ever seen! <3

Ah, New Age: the smooth jazz of ambient!

bro I already know what this album is why did I turn up the volume

They’re my favorite band of all time.

NEEDED THIS ❤

glummy

I love Kali Yuga Blues by this band

Ever hear Bardo Pond's cover of Brian Eno's "Here Come the Warm Jets?" It's 15 minutes of pure ecstasy!

HOW HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS

One of the greatest records ever made

This one is huge for me. HUGE. and yet the Hash Jar Tempo records might be better!

it has to be the most oppressive album i have ever heard

Now I have found my people. My channel. I need weird music lovers in my life.

Lovely video, so articulate

One of my favorites. Not sure what happens a little after the 7 minute mark, but it shifts in some way, and sounds fantastic. Got to see an entire performance of "10 years alive on an infinite plane", which I'm pretty happy about. Doubt I'll see anything like that ever again. Couldn't believe how loud a violin could sound. There are some photos over on Table of the Elements site that are from the recording session with Albini, Conrad, and Jim O'Rourke. One has them at the mixing desk. Interesting to hear your thoughts.

Not weird music. Amazing music 👌