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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2019
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I love Chelsea. Literally every album of hers is different from the last. She’s a queen.
Me too; thanks for watching!
-JP
Gotta say, I love Chelsea Wolfe. Her style of gothic rock can slip a little more heavily towards the ambient/shoegaze end of things at times, wrapping us listeners up in a blanket of fuzz with some foggy percussion rattling around in the back like here in Maw. Personally, as someone who adores ambient and drone and shoegaze, she's a heavy presence in my late night productivity playlists, but they're definitely not going to be everyone's cup of tea. Sometimes it's just not the right setting, but sometimes it's also just not the right fit, so I get Manny not being into this one, even if I love it.
Justin, you're right in that there's not a lot of acts out there that sound like her and her band...they definitely fit a bit of a niche, although I think if you like her, you might like Portishead (a heavy, heavy influence on her, even if they lean in a different direction, genre-wise).
This is a strong 4.2 for me
Thanks Walrus! I actually tweeted about Portishead the other day; I really like them as well.
-jp
Chelsea is super and Abyss is a brilliant album. This music has to be enjoyed with right state of mind and as a whole album. This is not song driven music at all.
@@jj981293486 I love it; thanks for watching!
-JP
I love Chelsea 🖤🗡 THX for the vid guys
Thanks for watching!
The voice reminded me of Bjork in some parts, I enjoy this type of music, I'd give it a 3.5, enjoyed quite a bit
Great call with recommending Iron Moon - a standout song on a fantastic album. And Scrape on the album Hiss Spun.
String bikinis exclusively.
love this reaction! guys, react to Arisen My Senses by Björk i'm pretty sure you'll be mesmerized!
I saw that you guys did Saosin a while back, so I want to suggest one.
Saosin - Translating The Name
With Chelsea, I tend to listen to her full albums at a time - not the individual songs. Abyss is best heard as a single piece. Late at night, of course.
So true. Thats how I first experienced it.
-JP
Aye! Just discovered Chelsea Wolfe earlier this year. Definitely can appreciate her sound...not for everyone? 🤔 Great reaction and discussion! Here's one the both of you will hopefully enjoy?...Stevie Wonder - That Girl 😎
Its definitely not for everyone, but I love it. Thanks for watching!
-JP
This is a tune I always play when am in a bath candels and some incense
☕️☕️.5. Wake up a smell the coffee! Check out the Genesis song “Entangled “. Better song about dreaming. Lyrics: “When you’re Asleep they may show you aerial views of the ground/ Freudian slumbers empty of sound”. A very beautiful and delicate song. Absolutely mesmerizing.
Best drinking song? I like Jerry Jeff Walker’s “Sangria Wine“. It’s from the classic progressive country album: ‘Viva Terlingua’. th-cam.com/video/DT6BzKftZkE/w-d-xo.html
Check out the single “Shadows & Light” by Saudade that features both Chelsea Wolfe & Chino Moreno.
*I think the Pain Is Beauty album might have some good tracks for Manny, the production is clear on “Feral Love” or “We Hit A Wall.” Though, I don’t think his opinion will change too much I think it might a little, (like ~0.8 difference.)
**An artist like her I do hope y’all check out: Zola Jesus, “Night” or “Hikikomori,” also there’s a David Lynch remix of her song “In Your Nature.”
"~0.8 difference"
I love it 😂
-JP
I like this kind of moody layered music. I give it a 4. You guys should listen to some Sigur Ros, something like "Untitled track 8". They have have an awesome way of building a song slowly to an amazing conclusion. Its sung in icelandic and their own made up words, but the vocals are just used as another instrument. I'd really be interested in hearing your reaction to it. For a band that's been featured in movies, The Simpsons, and Game of Thrones, nobody ever does a reaction to them. Oh yeah, boxer briefs are the only option!
Thanks for watching! Always enjoyed Sigur Ros; favorite off of () is #3.
-JP
Run it up the flagpole and see. Hu salutes.
Hip hip Hu-rray!
I'm with Manny. It wasn't really my taste. 1.5 I think. It was actually good at the end.
Okay, it's like this; You're on the Titanic and it's hit the iceberg. Nothing at first except, "why did my drink spill?" A bit later it's concern which quickly becomes panic mixed with shock. Then when you accept the reality of the situation, which is you're going to die in just a few minutes, there's a moment of time you take to ponder the situation. This song is the background music to that moment when you ponder impending death. It's creepy. Too creepy for me. Score 1.2 with hope that a mind altering substance can make it sound better. 3) Hanes makes a boxer brief made with something called "Comfort Stretch" or something like that. They fit like compression shorts, but not tight. Light weight, stretchy, breathable material. Anyway, it's the best underwear, second to none. Keeps everything in place and it doesn't ride up.
Your description just makes me love it more Ed :D
-JP
I liked it. Super boring but a good feel. 2.4 I'm the only person in history who actually likes Enya. Shepherd Moons is a gorgeous LP with mesmerizing vocal layering. Sad no one else enjoys her. Boxer briefs.
Make that two of us that love Enya.
-JP
If I was contemplating suicide I might listen to this to take me over the edge I agree with Manny for once
Lol!
-JP
Don't care for this one. Not sure what to rate it, I may rate this at a later time. Keep up the diversity!
1. The Mars Volta - The Widow (prog rock)
2. Steam Powered Giraffe - Automatonic Electronics Harmonics (steam punk musical comedy)
3. Mandroid Echostar - The Sleeping (prog metal, Coheed and Cambria type vocalist)
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Wet Sand (you already knows)
5. Thomas Giles - Sleep Shake (solo project from vocalist of Between the Buried and Me)
6. Closure In Moscow - Seeds Of Gold (prog rock)
7. Arch Echo - Color Wheel (instrumental prog? a wow band like polyphia)
8. Weezer - The Greastest Man That Ever Lived (a theme song for both of you :D)
9. Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body (alt rock)
10. JUSTICE - Fire (electronic duo)
11. Native Construct - Mute (prog metal)
12. Ne Oblivascarus - And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope (prog metal with violin and AWESOME musicianship)
13. Haken - Streams (prog metal)
14. Snarky Puppy - Shofukan (YOU'RE WELCOME)
15. Echosmith - Cool Kid (indoe pop band)
16. Shannon - Let The Music Play (80s pop)
17. Something With Numbers - Twisted (rock)
If this is a 5, my list is going to get straight 10's. Geez, Louise. :D
Boxers here, I am a children.
Lol!!!
This was not bad, but it does require a certain place time and space to really appreciate it, as Manny was saying. I give it a 2.
For tone and atmosphere, I’d rather go with Brian Eno or Eluvium.
Zero? Wow. Finally something is worse than Joy Division, huh?
I'd call it dark shoegaze/dreamgaze. It's closest to a female Team Sleep. She came up in my recs and I think I didn't like whatever it was. This, I do like a bit. There are some parts that vocally sound really good. Like if PJ Harvey went dark (she probably did at some point). Makes me wanna check out a live video to see if she can do it. Not digging the reverb too much. It's not that thick, though. Not like Polica. That was awful. Similar artist that I already brought up, I think: Emma Ruth Rundle - Haunted Houses
Boxers. Not really by choice. Can't have something tight around my legs any more. Medical condition.
I would say this song has potential but just didn't go anywhere with the melody. It just sorta sat in a bubble and stayed there for the most part. 2.0 for me.
This album "Abyss" is not very song driven. You need to listen to the whole album in the right situation. It is a gem.
It's very "I'm 19 and I'm no-one gets me and I'm just so artistic and being deep and meaningful". You just know she wrote a lot of poetry at school and wears a lot of black. It's kinda like a tone poem in a way. Something like Sibelius' Pohjola's Daugther (have a listen here - th-cam.com/video/YHgnAl7srUI/w-d-xo.html).
When I was 17 I'd have loved it. For me now, it's a 1/5. It just doesn't really grab me. Maybe I'm just too cheery these days.
Hahaha, yeah I can see that. There's just something I find beautiful about the darkness of it, and it feels more accomplished than, Idk, an emo band that "tries" to be dark and edgy.
-JP