LYRICS Now did you hear the sound Ascending from the ground A prayer from those who stayed Or died along the way We trust the trembling air To take us anywhere Transcending gravity And hoping that we'll be set free [Chorus] Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away [Verse 2] I'm whispering your name A memory set to flame Like all I left behind Becoming someone else This time [Chorus] Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away [Chorus] Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airborne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away
I have to say this is one of the best metal songs I have ever heard. It hooked me from the very first note. The vocals are just fantastic on this track, what an amazing hook.
My local rock and metal radio discovered this song recently and has been playing it the past three days when I drive to or from work. That is how a good day is made.
Sevendust has also remained as consistent as its lineup (only two changes in history, and the second was just reverting back to original), and they've been putting out albums ever sine 1997. Even their weakest album isn't worse than 'okay.'
Because it's the same reason less than 3% of the world population listens to classical music, society is degenerate and in my opinion, people who cannot actually play an instrument or have dedicated years of doing so literally have no idea what is going on behind the layered tracks. Unappreciated science in a certain respect, alchemy of air, journal of frequencies and the math and timing signatures and harmony layers. Like literally basic music theory is like absent from most listeners of music today which is why in the mainstream music market like literally every song now is recycled scales and certain comfortable lyric phrases heard since the 80s, don't believe me yet, listen to new country and the recycled material really sticks out bad. Music dying, kids aren't taking time to master instruments, everything going digital, consumerist, fast food society driven by vanity and instant gratification and where everything is at the touch of our fingers thanks to Google... etc sorry about the opinion as I'm sure it didn't make much sense, I'm not the most eloquent typer or speaker but trust me if we we chilling I'd be able to explain it better with instrument in my hand. What always blows my mind on a side note are those old time composers who completed a symphonic movement by time they were 19 and 1.5hour long musical compositions and they could play literally any instrument, also the composers of old were inspired by nature, some of them used melodies from the birds they would hear and it would inspire their music. Yeass music is either changing or dead or idk and it's very sad to me maybe I just feel like I'm the only one who sees it but im prolly not. Either way I hold on to my own music to get through life and just to feel normal, it's very important like an extension of my soul.
A buddy from work came up to me with an intense look on his face, said he’d been listening to a Spotify playlist and heard this, he’d been bad for telling me about so called good songs and I was sceptical as hell, he walked off back to his machine, 5 mins go by and I decide to give him the benefit of the doubt, haven’t been this awestruck with a song from a band I’ve never heard before. I was stunned to see how long they’ve been around and their back catalogue, needless to say it’s been a hell of a rabbit hole. If Liam ever rolls up on me with that look on his face again I know I’m in for a treat!
@@MetalHeadEnjoyer Sorry for the late reply, but thank you :3 he was My dads cousin but i just called him "my cool uncle" :D He taught me a lot of things, and i got one of his guitars before he passed
I love that Soilwork is always looking to explore new sounds without loosing their essence. This sounds very much like a soilwork song, but it wouldn't fit any previous album. To me their peak was last two albums. If this album gets even close I'm a happy man!
Some of the riffs sound reminiscent of Night Flight Orchestra. I think Bjorn is incorporating some of that sound into the new Soilwork record. It works.
@@brandonisebell5918 I've listened to some NFO, it's not really my thing. As you say you can hear some influences here and there, but when its incorporated in Soilworks melancholic songs it just works wonders to elevate the sound! NFO is a bit too cheerful and upbeat for me. Or something :D.
Soilwork finally replaced their last song, when performing live, from Stabbing the Drama, to this one. And it is AMAZING. I think this song is absolute perfection for ending an concert. Amazing work!
Everytime I hear this song I get goosebumps...I was going through a rough personal/mental health battle last year and I blasted this song during my recovery...that first line makes me tear up everytime!
So much different from the Soilwork I first listened to in 2010 (The Panic Broadcast), but man... This song is truly special, with a sexy groove similar to my beloved "The Thrill" from The Panic Broadcast, and a very good chorus! Bjorn's melodies are unrivaled in metal, and you can't change my mind. Stalfagel might be my favorite song on the album. Hope I get more mind-blowing surprises in the coming album!
Actually they haven't changed very much since The Panic Broadcast - if anything, they've evolved naturally since then. Before they had like a 2-3 album long radio friendly phase, which came at the cost of quality in big part, so I'm happy they kinda recovered with TPB. I otherwise like their first three albums a lot too
This album is my favourite soilwork album ever. Seen them over 15 years ago and can’t believe how long they have been producing amazing music. Thank you guys from Canada.
Yesterday I was still skeptical when I listened to the song for the first time. Today, one day later, I can not get it out of my head and it always runs on repead. Soilwork is so a great Band! 😍 I'm looking forward to Munich 🤘🍻🤗
Been addicted to this song for the last couple of years. Well done Soilwork, well done. Glad to hear Alissa's contribution too. Keep up the good work 👍
Tapping back into the mid-2000s vein a bit as this is pretty accessible to American rock radio audiences, but still distinctly themselves. I’ll take it. The new album sounds like a mix of old and new so far, as is to be expected.
Stalfagel means Steel Bird in Swedish. I was thinking it could be about a spaceship and the search for life in an expanding universe, or maybe a universe where aliens exist but are enslaved by some master race. But the lyrics are vague enough to mean many different things which I love about Soilwork.
Yeah I think the same thing about the master race, we are the aliens and are damned in the end because we never broke free from conventional ways. The ones who escaped got their own wings and Rose above the master races facade, taking it down with its followers as they explore beyond our dark heavenly body know as space.
So many years without listening to Soilwork and I came up whit this song like 3 days ago, at first the sound was so familiar, big was my surprise when I read the name Soilwork. So happy I found them again.
Lyrics : "Stålfågel" (feat. Alissa White-Gluz) Now did you hear the sound Ascending from the ground A prayer from those who stayed Or died along the way We trust the trembling air To take us anywhere Transcending gravity And hoping that we'll be set free Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away I'm whispering your name A memory set to flame Like all I left behind Becoming someone else This time Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift towards The darkness of our heavens Unbound Instantly Airbourne Aimlessly We drift apart To finally fade away
Pygmalion Aprilis I don't think Living Infinite will be surpassed ever, that album is just so well put together. But nevertheless I expect a superb album in the tonic of this last years. Also seeing them February 9th, cant wait!
Even though Stabbing the Drama will always be my favorite Soilwork album, they seem to make so be able to create absolute masterpieces no matter how much they change their sound
Bjorn is probably the best vocalist in metal and Soilwork have legends status in Swedish metal in my book. I've seen them last night with Kataklysm and the guys were just chilling in the crowd after the show, and they took a picture with me. They are so talented yet so humble about it. Also RIP David
I heard of this band due to the singer's collaboration with Tarja. And damn. damn. damn. This song FUCKING WOW. Teleports me to the space, to a dark melancholic place. I love it. The DaAaARkness of our HeEeEeEaveeeeenss!!!!!!! I really cannot stop playing it.
@@norgepalm7315 I guess they didn't listen to the albums after that, because if you want a melodic Soilwork you definitely need to listen the albums after Figure Number Five. By the way, The Panic Broadcast is one of the best albums of all times - and melodic as hell
one of THE BEST mellower Songs I have heard in a long time. Soilwork is ALWAYS killin' it! Been a fan since 2004 and I will be till I die. Keep it up Bjorn!
Honestly a great song. Absolutely sick of the people whining over how it's not like the older albums, I see it everywhere and it just gets tiring to see the same complaints over and over. I like to find something good in nearly every song I listen to, whether it's from an old album or a new one. I know it's not true, but I can't help but feel like these people don't even give the song a chance when they listen to it. They're expecting older sound and are disappointed, but I may be wrong. Regardless, I found this song great, yes repetitive, but that doesn't mean bad. I feel like repetition is best when the repeated part is catchy or lyrics wise are singable. I'm rambling on, but that's just some of my thoughts
Are you kidding? The last 3 albums are all in the same realm. They all sound more similar to each other than any of their other albums do in consecutive order. So theyve been sounding the "same" longer than they ever have in that respect. How many times are we going to say that this album contains more "melancolhic melodies" than previous albums. Hes been saying that since TPB. You guys contradict yourselves. And so what if I want another dark and aggressive album like APP part 2??!
@@siriusvittorio2099 you said your sick of people whining about why dont they keep making the same albums, basically. And also basically saying that they are "evolving and cant make the same album forever and ever, why cant people accept change, blah blah blah.........". I see these type of comments all the time. What I am saying is that, ever since The Panic Broadcast, it seems to me that they are doing just that; making the same sounding albums over and over again. Yet you dont seem to notice or complain about that, since it must be the style that you prefer. So you would be hypocritical to bash someone who wants to hear more albums like Steelbath Suicide and Chainheart Machine (even though no other albums sound like those )..........when in reality, the last 3 albums they put out all have the same sound.
This is my first time listening to Soilwork. Awesome band, especially I heard great news about the new drummer Bastian and Dirk prepping him. Any other recommended albums to start with? I’m in love with Verkligheten so far!
I'm actually really liking the TNFO undertones, especially with Björn's last high note at the end. TNFO is more grooving and makes me want to dance but Soilwork keeps it heavy and furious at times. I can not wait for my vinyl to come in the mail!!
*I wish Soilwork would come to Serbia finally, they're on the tour, and there's a time slot two times in January around their Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary dates but noooo....*
I have never been to Sweden but I now the amazing songs are so perfect and amazing as musicians you know how to make a big difference with your music with guitar drumming bass and so much more for the people and for the band as well okay
@@luizf4853 Dude, one of my most listened bands this year is NFO, and I can 100% detect the NFO influence in this song. It's not a bad thing, because I love NFO. Don't be rude to people because you disagree with them.
mannn metal is going HARD lately, in flames soilwork slipknot goin back to their roots as i lay dying touring again parkway drive and much more is this heaven?
eh... sorry but I'm in a nitpick mode now: i experienced the modern metal / nwoahm/ metalcore wave in 2005-2006-2007-2008, that was pure heaven... In Flames now is not like In Flames during Route to Remain, Soundtrack To Your Escape, Come Clarity period. That new Slipknot song is purely barking, no memorable chorus no cool riffs, not even trying to match up with Vol.3 - the Subliminal Verses, Soilwork Stabbing Drama era was way heavier and more aggressive while being super catchy and melodic, compared to the new song, As I lay Dying are touring again, but it's 99% old material, we only have one single out, hat soundslike 2012 As I Lay Dying, but the guitar riffs sound muddier and more buried than normal, and Parkway Drive DOES NOT sound like the same Parkway drive from 2005 - 2007. Small club era PD >>>>>>>>>>>>> PD doing huge arena tours with Killswitch engage as support , seriously wtf.... But all this is just my opinion, don't take it personally :D
I agree those time were the best old trivium, old all that remains pwd's killing with a smile/horizons but still, metal is in a better place now than it was the last couple of years imo
Kalin Hinkov it WAS on Spotify then suddenly one day I stopped being able to hear the female voices and I was like wtf are my headphones broken? But it’s gone from this video too, and I tried it with other headphones, still gone! No clue what happened. I loved the backing vocals though I thought it added so much to it. Oh well.
@@ameliabrittain158 I can totally relate to that. Was an awesome song, however apparently if you buy the album version from Amazon music you get Alissa's backing vocals.
Acoridng to Metal Archives (and Wikipedia): The iTunes version in some counties contains the single version of track 7 (featuring guest vocals by Alissa White-Gluz) instead of the regular version of the song.
What a nice show last week in Madrid. You guys are amazing, keep it real. I've been listening to your music for about twelve years, and i didn't saw you live before. As I expected, one of the best live bands actually.
Came to the comments for this exact reason, I was sceptic at first but the end on the volcano kinda make this oddly familiar to Scientology. So... I'm not saying this is a reference to scientology, but it is.
@@pibbz5438 dude you can barely hear her on that. She just does the faint screams in the background that are on this and it's not much different at all
DEFINITELY one of the best song they ever made, and one of the best metal songs od 2018, right behind my favorite, Black Flame by Bury Tommorow. Simple masterpiece, no idea how this guys still have such a amazing sound after all this years.
If anyone is wondering, Stålfågel means “Steel Bird” in Swedish
Nice...it makes a great band name...
Just take it easy. There's no need to compare them.
Could you also please write down, how exactly you pronounce it in Swedish?
@@shuramanchka Stohlfohgel kind Of, its weird to write down though
@@brandonisebell5918 i just thought about it in german and also that was a good guess
LYRICS
Now did you hear the sound
Ascending from the ground
A prayer from those who stayed
Or died along the way
We trust the trembling air
To take us anywhere
Transcending gravity
And hoping that we'll be set free
[Chorus]
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
[Verse 2]
I'm whispering your name
A memory set to flame
Like all I left behind
Becoming someone else
This time
[Chorus]
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
[Chorus]
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airborne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
fucking love the chorus
"we trust a trembling hand", not air. :)
Thanx!!
Dustin M your a good man
👍
I have to say this is one of the best metal songs I have ever heard. It hooked me from the very first note. The vocals are just fantastic on this track, what an amazing hook.
it sure is awesome
Amezing ❤
welcome to this world . glad you have found your joy for music
My local rock and metal radio discovered this song recently and has been playing it the past three days when I drive to or from work. That is how a good day is made.
Yup this one definately grows on you the more you hear it.
People still listen to the radio? They don't play anything good.
That kinda riffs is the one you need when you half way through long boring working day and just wanna refuel your soul energy, loved the song.
+10 well said right there!
The most consistent metal band of the past 20years
CONSISTENTLY BAD ASS
Add The Black Dahlia Murder and we can agree on that
Sevendust has also remained as consistent as its lineup (only two changes in history, and the second was just reverting back to original), and they've been putting out albums ever sine 1997. Even their weakest album isn't worse than 'okay.'
Sodom
I just learned about this band from Spotify this week! So happy this band came into my life
I cannot find a reason why this song has not 100million views. It's pure diamond!
Because it's the same reason less than 3% of the world population listens to classical music, society is degenerate and in my opinion, people who cannot actually play an instrument or have dedicated years of doing so literally have no idea what is going on behind the layered tracks. Unappreciated science in a certain respect, alchemy of air, journal of frequencies and the math and timing signatures and harmony layers. Like literally basic music theory is like absent from most listeners of music today which is why in the mainstream music market like literally every song now is recycled scales and certain comfortable lyric phrases heard since the 80s, don't believe me yet, listen to new country and the recycled material really sticks out bad. Music dying, kids aren't taking time to master instruments, everything going digital, consumerist, fast food society driven by vanity and instant gratification and where everything is at the touch of our fingers thanks to Google... etc sorry about the opinion as I'm sure it didn't make much sense, I'm not the most eloquent typer or speaker but trust me if we we chilling I'd be able to explain it better with instrument in my hand. What always blows my mind on a side note are those old time composers who completed a symphonic movement by time they were 19 and 1.5hour long musical compositions and they could play literally any instrument, also the composers of old were inspired by nature, some of them used melodies from the birds they would hear and it would inspire their music. Yeass music is either changing or dead or idk and it's very sad to me maybe I just feel like I'm the only one who sees it but im prolly not. Either way I hold on to my own music to get through life and just to feel normal, it's very important like an extension of my soul.
@@andrearayne3964 damn did you really write that for no reason at all
Me on first hearing this song: "Yeah, this is pretty good, I guess."
Me on hearing this song the 12th time: "OMG, THIS IS THE BEST SONG EVERRRRRRRR."
I had the exact same reaction. Every time I hear this track I enjoy it more and more
Seriously though after listening to this song about a 100 times this is probly gonna be my most favorite song in history
Really, this song is a grower. Man.
first time right now.. its a good song, i guess it will grow on me as you guys say =)
lol totally me
A buddy from work came up to me with an intense look on his face, said he’d been listening to a Spotify playlist and heard this, he’d been bad for telling me about so called good songs and I was sceptical as hell, he walked off back to his machine, 5 mins go by and I decide to give him the benefit of the doubt, haven’t been this awestruck with a song from a band I’ve never heard before. I was stunned to see how long they’ve been around and their back catalogue, needless to say it’s been a hell of a rabbit hole.
If Liam ever rolls up on me with that look on his face again I know I’m in for a treat!
Soilwork was every bit a stalwart on "The Dungeon" with Flashin' Allen KNON 89.3 as Opeth
rest in peace David, i will never forget our awesome moments... ;_;
I'm sorry for your loss. :(
@@MetalHeadEnjoyer Sorry for the late reply, but thank you :3 he was My dads cousin but i just called him "my cool uncle" :D He taught me a lot of things, and i got one of his guitars before he passed
@@judythepunk461 sorry for your loss. Glad to know you had some great memories with your cool uncle
Happy fan moments get lost long before the band hears about them. Perhaps in another life
I love that Soilwork is always looking to explore new sounds without loosing their essence. This sounds very much like a soilwork song, but it wouldn't fit any previous album. To me their peak was last two albums. If this album gets even close I'm a happy man!
Some of the riffs sound reminiscent of Night Flight Orchestra. I think Bjorn is incorporating some of that sound into the new Soilwork record. It works.
@@brandonisebell5918 I've listened to some NFO, it's not really my thing. As you say you can hear some influences here and there, but when its incorporated in Soilworks melancholic songs it just works wonders to elevate the sound! NFO is a bit too cheerful and upbeat for me. Or something :D.
Hear this band first time in my life. They got a new fan. Im stund like a teenager. 37 Y.O btw.
Nice! Just over the 2 million mark. Soilwork certainly does deserve much more exposure and recognition.
Soilwork finally replaced their last song, when performing live, from Stabbing the Drama, to this one. And it is AMAZING. I think this song is absolute perfection for ending an concert. Amazing work!
Everytime I hear this song I get goosebumps...I was going through a rough personal/mental health battle last year and I blasted this song during my recovery...that first line makes me tear up everytime!
Music is a best medicine! Glad u recovered!
I've heard this song a few times, but when I saw it live with a sunset by the stage, I was born again.
So much different from the Soilwork I first listened to in 2010 (The Panic Broadcast), but man... This song is truly special, with a sexy groove similar to my beloved "The Thrill" from The Panic Broadcast, and a very good chorus! Bjorn's melodies are unrivaled in metal, and you can't change my mind. Stalfagel might be my favorite song on the album. Hope I get more mind-blowing surprises in the coming album!
Why would anyone want to change your mind? Everyone has their own opinion. :)
@@davidjenson1570 metal elitists.
I thought im the only one who felt its similar to the thrill... The main riff is oddly similar to it ;D
@@Vasido1 it's amazing how they can manage to dabble in new territory, while still remaining unmistakably Soilwork.
Actually they haven't changed very much since The Panic Broadcast - if anything, they've evolved naturally since then. Before they had like a 2-3 album long radio friendly phase, which came at the cost of quality in big part, so I'm happy they kinda recovered with TPB. I otherwise like their first three albums a lot too
This album is my favourite soilwork album ever. Seen them over 15 years ago and can’t believe how long they have been producing amazing music. Thank you guys from Canada.
Freaking amazing! Greetings from Brazil!
Br Br Huehuehue
Música foda, cada álbum contém características diferentes, incrível a capacidade do Soilwork de se renovar.
@@kevinrodrigues8576 já ouviu o projeto paralelo do Bjorn? Essa música é totalmente influenciada. Chama The Nightflight Orchestra. Vale a pena ouvir!
Gets better and better with every listen. Soilwork 4 life.
The greatest singer bringing it again, fools pass by, so be it, the world will not last forever.
One of my favorite metal albums of 2019...this song is gold!
Ohhhhh yes!!!!
Yesterday I was still skeptical when I listened to the song for the first time. Today, one day later, I can not get it out of my head and it always runs on repead. Soilwork is so a great Band! 😍 I'm looking forward to Munich 🤘🍻🤗
Been addicted to this song for the last couple of years. Well done Soilwork, well done. Glad to hear Alissa's contribution too. Keep up the good work 👍
This just came my way today...wow, wow fuckin wow. Love this song, the vocals are just purely epic!!
Tapping back into the mid-2000s vein a bit as this is pretty accessible to American rock radio audiences, but still distinctly themselves. I’ll take it. The new album sounds like a mix of old and new so far, as is to be expected.
Stalfagel means Steel Bird in Swedish. I was thinking it could be about a spaceship and the search for life in an expanding universe, or maybe a universe where aliens exist but are enslaved by some master race. But the lyrics are vague enough to mean many different things which I love about Soilwork.
I told my wife it was the same eargasm and she didn't understand
Yeah I think the same thing about the master race, we are the aliens and are damned in the end because we never broke free from conventional ways. The ones who escaped got their own wings and Rose above the master races facade, taking it down with its followers as they explore beyond our dark heavenly body know as space.
The video is an actual representation of the story of Scientology
well said.
As a long time Soilwork fan, I approve. Best song on the album! The album is amazing!
So many years without listening to Soilwork and I came up whit this song like 3 days ago, at first the sound was so familiar, big was my surprise when I read the name Soilwork. So happy I found them again.
Wow, can't imagine that intro just like that. And the whole song is very epic. Very melodic and Soilwork never let us down!
10 years later and soilwork is still amazing. This band will always mean a lot to me.
8 months later, we still get no explanation why Alissa was removed from the song. IMO, she added serious character to this song.
Lyrics : "Stålfågel"
(feat. Alissa White-Gluz)
Now did you hear the sound
Ascending from the ground
A prayer from those who stayed
Or died along the way
We trust the trembling air
To take us anywhere
Transcending gravity
And hoping that we'll be set free
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
I'm whispering your name
A memory set to flame
Like all I left behind
Becoming someone else
This time
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift towards
The darkness of our heavens
Unbound
Instantly
Airbourne
Aimlessly
We drift apart
To finally fade away
See!!! This is good taste, catchy and varying from the original stuff, without compromising identity. Well thought, perfectly arranged material!
I'm pretty sure they will not disappoint with the new record. I am not sure if they can top the last two albums.
Pygmalion Aprilis I don't think Living Infinite will be surpassed ever, that album is just so well put together. But nevertheless I expect a superb album in the tonic of this last years. Also seeing them February 9th, cant wait!
@@hdbngrscrew It was not better, but it was really good.
Soilwork getting better and better. Best song I heared. King 🤘
I listen to this every morning to start and make my day!
какой же шикарный саунд,услада для ушей,мурашки на припеве
Even though Stabbing the Drama will always be my favorite Soilwork album, they seem to make so be able to create absolute masterpieces no matter how much they change their sound
Bjorn is probably the best vocalist in metal and Soilwork have legends status in Swedish metal in my book. I've seen them last night with Kataklysm and the guys were just chilling in the crowd after the show, and they took a picture with me. They are so talented yet so humble about it. Also RIP David
The music and video are so good that you definitely do not see the time go by. Greetings from brazil
Never really listened to Soilwork but Holy sh!t I'm getting this album, this is AWESOME
CHECK OUT THEIR EARLIER STUFF AS WELL, IT'S MIND BLOWING
Listen to Stabbing the Drama, their best album imo
Amazing David Solo... RIP :(
Se tem uma coisa que não pode acabar, é o clipe de animação
I heard of this band due to the singer's collaboration with Tarja. And damn. damn. damn. This song FUCKING WOW. Teleports me to the space, to a dark melancholic place. I love it. The DaAaARkness of our HeEeEeEaveeeeenss!!!!!!! I really cannot stop playing it.
Spotify Radio really hits some winners sometimes. Just found this today.
you... FEEL this song. Absof***inglutely amazing!
Nice and very melodiously song. The last time I heard song like this, it was in Figure Number Five album. Good work!!
@Derek Charette I have never believed that I will hear melodic songs again....Figure Number Five is my favorite album. Im very happy by today.
Stabbing the Drama had a couple of those as well
Every single album after Figure Number Five is literally way more melodic than Figure Number Five, what are you guys on? Jeez
@@ferrenberg they're prob rock fans
@@norgepalm7315 I guess they didn't listen to the albums after that, because if you want a melodic Soilwork you definitely need to listen the albums after Figure Number Five. By the way, The Panic Broadcast is one of the best albums of all times - and melodic as hell
one of THE BEST mellower Songs I have heard in a long time. Soilwork is ALWAYS killin' it! Been a fan since 2004 and I will be till I die. Keep it up Bjorn!
qué buenas canciones viejo! mientras más brilla Soilwork más opaco se ve In Flames
Never knew about Soilwork...But now i know...How come i never heard them??Love them a lot.....
Honestly a great song. Absolutely sick of the people whining over how it's not like the older albums, I see it everywhere and it just gets tiring to see the same complaints over and over. I like to find something good in nearly every song I listen to, whether it's from an old album or a new one. I know it's not true, but I can't help but feel like these people don't even give the song a chance when they listen to it. They're expecting older sound and are disappointed, but I may be wrong.
Regardless, I found this song great, yes repetitive, but that doesn't mean bad. I feel like repetition is best when the repeated part is catchy or lyrics wise are singable.
I'm rambling on, but that's just some of my thoughts
@Cory Snyder Exactly! I really enjoy how this one sounds, it's Soilwork but something I haven't heard from them before
Are you kidding? The last 3 albums are all in the same realm. They all sound more similar to each other than any of their other albums do in consecutive order. So theyve been sounding the "same" longer than they ever have in that respect. How many times are we going to say that this album contains more "melancolhic melodies" than previous albums. Hes been saying that since TPB. You guys contradict yourselves. And so what if I want another dark and aggressive album like APP part 2??!
Bjorn I mean
@@unleashthefury111 I honestly have no idea what you're trying to say
@@siriusvittorio2099 you said your sick of people whining about why dont they keep making the same albums, basically. And also basically saying that they are "evolving and cant make the same album forever and ever, why cant people accept change, blah blah blah.........". I see these type of comments all the time. What I am saying is that, ever since The Panic Broadcast, it seems to me that they are doing just that; making the same sounding albums over and over again. Yet you dont seem to notice or complain about that, since it must be the style that you prefer. So you would be hypocritical to bash someone who wants to hear more albums like Steelbath Suicide and Chainheart Machine (even though no other albums sound like those )..........when in reality, the last 3 albums they put out all have the same sound.
WOW this is an amazing big song, i really like it. Cant wait for the new album. I wanna go on tour with this Band
2nd song i´ve ever heard from them, this is just amazing
🤘🏾
The production and mixing on Verkligheten that are surprisingly gentle and un-aggressive for metal music really shine for tracks like Stålfågel.
This is my first time listening to Soilwork. Awesome band, especially I heard great news about the new drummer Bastian and Dirk prepping him. Any other recommended albums to start with? I’m in love with Verkligheten so far!
Stabbing the drama
This song really is one that gets better the more times you listen to it.
This song is so much satisfaction!!! 😌
I'm actually really liking the TNFO undertones, especially with Björn's last high note at the end. TNFO is more grooving and makes me want to dance but Soilwork keeps it heavy and furious at times. I can not wait for my vinyl to come in the mail!!
Sounds more like an NFO's song instead of Soilwork ( if we cut the far scream it s 100% NFO )
But this os AWESOME !!!!
"Speed" os clearly underated
This is what I feel as well!!! It feels like a blend between the bands. PER. FECT.
I keep getting the same vibes too.. In fact was searching for NFO Stalfagel.. Forgot bout soilwork lol 😅
This track is seriously addictive. It's been stuck in my head all day since Dec 21st
*I wish Soilwork would come to Serbia finally, they're on the tour, and there's a time slot two times in January around their Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary dates but noooo....*
Ja ih cekam 10 godina da dodu u Hrvatsku, isto nula bodova
E majke mi je bezveze, mogu i kod vas isto tako doci do Zagreba easy, pogledaj im raspored :)
SERBIA STRONK
Bjorn's vocals on this song are flawless.
Anyone Still Playing This Masterpiece In 2024?.
Heavy repeat. It's almost mainstream
Most definitely!
Yes
Fuck yes
Every morning before work.
I have never been to Sweden but I now the amazing songs are so perfect and amazing as musicians you know how to make a big difference with your music with guitar drumming bass and so much more for the people and for the band as well okay
Such an addicting chorus, so good
This is a song that grows on you and just keeps getting better. It feels like a blend between Soilwork and NFO. We need MORE OF THIS CROSSOVER STYLE!
Nice new Song from The Night Flight Orchestra!
LOL!
If you say that means that you dont listen to NFO at all...
@@luizf4853 Tell me about it. Their 3 new songs sound nothing like NFO... Sheep will be sheep.
@@luizf4853 I do. Saw them live a few days ago ;-)
@@luizf4853 Dude, one of my most listened bands this year is NFO, and I can 100% detect the NFO influence in this song. It's not a bad thing, because I love NFO. Don't be rude to people because you disagree with them.
Love this!! The solo is great too. One of my favorite bands that I’ve yet to see live.
mannn metal is going HARD lately,
in flames
soilwork
slipknot goin back to their roots
as i lay dying touring again
parkway drive
and much more
is this heaven?
eh... sorry but I'm in a nitpick mode now: i experienced the modern metal / nwoahm/ metalcore wave in 2005-2006-2007-2008, that was pure heaven... In Flames now is not like In Flames during Route to Remain, Soundtrack To Your Escape, Come Clarity period. That new Slipknot song is purely barking, no memorable chorus no cool riffs, not even trying to match up with Vol.3 - the Subliminal Verses, Soilwork Stabbing Drama era was way heavier and more aggressive while being super catchy and melodic, compared to the new song, As I lay Dying are touring again, but it's 99% old material, we only have one single out, hat soundslike 2012 As I Lay Dying, but the guitar riffs sound muddier and more buried than normal, and Parkway Drive DOES NOT sound like the same Parkway drive from 2005 - 2007. Small club era PD >>>>>>>>>>>>> PD doing huge arena tours with Killswitch engage as support , seriously wtf.... But all this is just my opinion, don't take it personally :D
I agree those time were the best
old trivium, old all that remains
pwd's killing with a smile/horizons
but still, metal is in a better place now than it was the last couple of years imo
Metal is alive and well
New in flames and slipknot is meh at best
@@mushiitraveller3582 I am Above is fire
Very good! Actually this band has became the number1 of swedish bands
There was a version with a woman singing clean backing vocals, where is it and what happened??
Kalin Hinkov it WAS on Spotify then suddenly one day I stopped being able to hear the female voices and I was like wtf are my headphones broken? But it’s gone from this video too, and I tried it with other headphones, still gone! No clue what happened. I loved the backing vocals though I thought it added so much to it. Oh well.
@@ameliabrittain158 I can totally relate to that. Was an awesome song, however apparently if you buy the album version from Amazon music you get Alissa's backing vocals.
Acoridng to Metal Archives (and Wikipedia): The iTunes version in some counties contains the single version of track 7 (featuring guest vocals by Alissa White-Gluz) instead of the regular version of the song.
@@ameliabrittain158 Apparently they were removed due to some kind of controversy with Alissa White-Gluz but i have no idea what happened beyond that.
@@sebastianwinston6419 Lets just say Arch Enemy aint wait it used to be. Long time fan No More :( feelbadman
What a nice show last week in Madrid. You guys are amazing, keep it real. I've been listening to your music for about twelve years, and i didn't saw you live before. As I expected, one of the best live bands actually.
Quem veio por causa do Gaveta no canal Riff deixa o joinha!
SOILWORK, you never disappoint. Still listening since middle school some 15yrs
3:48 "I don't get paid enough for this shit." - That guard
My favorite song from this album... Way to go Soilwork!!! 🤟😎🤙
I like that Jabba, Predator, and the Xenomorph are on the first flight. :)
Shhhhh.... Or Disney lawyers may join the flight too since now they own all of them.
The synchronized hammer strikes to the drums are a nice touch.
This video is literally the origin story for Scientology.
As soon as I saw them loading different alien races on a DC8 jet plane, I had a feeling...
I hope they're taking the piss out of the fruitloop Scientologists by making this video. 😂🤣
@Zedrik Allen lol, no. if I made a music video about someone being resurrected from the dead it doesn't mean I'm a Christian.
Ben 10? Ha ha
Came to the comments for this exact reason, I was sceptic at first but the end on the volcano kinda make this oddly familiar to Scientology.
So... I'm not saying this is a reference to scientology, but it is.
One of the most original videos I've seen in years and DAMN have they changed since I first heard them about 12 years ago.
Always evolving. Great artists evolve.
That tail end of the main riff reminds me I The Thrill
Good call i agree
agree
This band and this song is pure gold......
this song is pure sauce
That's a killer song. The new album is going to be fantastic.
I'm confused, the first time I heard this song on spotify, Alyssa White-Gluz was on it. But not anymore. What happened?
That version is still on the album. And it's the better version.
@@pibbz5438 It's not on the album on Spotify anymore. Neither it is on the physical album release, that's a really weird one.
@@pibbz5438 dude you can barely hear her on that. She just does the faint screams in the background that are on this and it's not much different at all
Verklightenen And The Living Infinite are both truly awesome.
Could be a Night Flight Orchestra video, but hey nice track
This was a painful video to watch. Such amateur work for Soilwork...
@@Si6roS Look up for "Gemini" by The Night FLight Orchestra (Speed and the guitarist are in this project to) - nearly the same stile :D
@@Dosenpruegel Thought exactly the same
Amateur work for soilwork? They've never had a good video.
Would be nice to see captain gemini on the next clip or just a reference it look s like it could be on the same univers.
I'm gonna see these guys open for arch enemy in October. This sounds killer!
I love Soilwork man.. this is fucking awesome.
DEFINITELY one of the best song they ever made, and one of the best metal songs od 2018, right behind my favorite, Black Flame by Bury Tommorow. Simple masterpiece, no idea how this guys still have such a amazing sound after all this years.
Amazing!!!! Every Song releases so far is amazing!!!! This Album will kill
Man, these guys are so stupidly good at making catchy songs with good riffs
This sounds really fucking good
I haven't been so hooked on a Soilwork song since Stabbing the Drama album. This is pure awesomeness!
sounds good...👏🏻👍🏻
I love everything about this song forever 💯🎸🎸❤
Alright, I will so now we know where Jabba de Hutt is hiding! 😁
RIP David Andersson 🙏🏽😢