Vocal Coach Reacts Anaal Nathrakh Hold Your Children Close And Pray For Oblivion 2 0
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we're talking High Vocals, Resonance, and even clean singing, all while basking in the Raw and Gritty glory of Anaal Nathrakh!
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This band is 20 years old and they haven't lost an ounce of heaviness, it's crazy
If anything, they've gained heaviness and intensity.
I was like 11 when i heard them the first time, brought it to school with a freestyle and told my friends i found music to hard to listen to 😂 still love them!
Come on, Meshuggah is 34 years old.
😝
"I'm not familiar with the lyrics of this song..."
Well, no one is🤣🤘
Gotta love Anaal Nathrakh
Nathrakh lyrics require in-depth study. Just part of why I adore their music. 🤘
Hahah, true
@@-Zer0Dark- No, they don't publish lyrics so it's just other peoples' interpretations of what they think Dave's singing!
@@hairychris444 This comment aged poorly now that they've released a lyric video xD
Waking The Cadaver has lyrics too believe it or not. Def takes time gl on first album after that tho the lyrics are easy to hear on newer albums
"You probably don't throw a vibrato on your laughs" Well I will be now. Lol
Rhysembersky 😆
People will hear you and think "Damn. Now thats a laugh of conviction. A real go-getter."
It's refreshing to see that you're covering a different style than Deathcore. Anaal Nathrakh are one of those weird and strange extreme metal acts that are very talented and good at their craft.
Now he should do Igorrr !
@@GrotesqueSmurf Fuck yes, I want him to hear Igorrr so badly haha
Plus there's a lot of vocal contrast from the two vocalists, so should be interesting
I don't think anaal nathrakh is death core but they are one of my favorite metal bands overall no matter their metal subgenre, there's no one who can successfully copy them and it's amazing
@@AirsoftJugglerthey arent. They are industrial black more than anything
@@seikoofu2595 for sure
Dave Hunt is one of the absolute nastiest vocalists in Metal. Incredible talent. Love this band. 🤘
Yeah he goes from as low as you can possibly go to King Diamond in the same song sometimes.
HOLY shit.. you covering my favorite band is a dream come true
Me too
Same, they're so amazing
Same x4, best band in the world. ♥
They're just too good
He has some of the best highs in extreme music imo
Like every time I hear them it sounds like it's ripping his throat
6:50 was exactly how I reacted the first time I listened to Anaal Nathrakh
That drum sound is called a gabber kick. I really love the fact that they used it
Amazing, thanks for letting me know!
Came here to say this
This song is such a fusion of the two styles of music I listen to. So rad
Hardcore EDM and Metal! What a good fusion.
@@xeonstormzyy2473 you mean gabba/gabber/hardcore? Hardcore edm sounds gay
@@xeonstormzyy2473 hardcore edm is nothing.
Edm is a marketing term.
Fuck that.
Behold the kingdom of the wretched undying. - infant annihilator
That video would probably be about an hour long and I swear I will watch every single second of it
He can't run from it. Lmao
Yesss
He would lose his shit after the build up to Tyler sheltons vocals..
"I wonder if they got it from that old movie, Excalibur"
Yup, that's exactly where they got their name from. Dave Hunt confirmed that on several occasions =)
The lyrics for the chorus are "As the world goes, the strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they must. Shallow be thy graves.". :) Glad you liked them, one of my favourite bands.
Ty!
What other part of lyrics do you decipher in this song? I love it.
When your channel gets a bit bigger you should make shirts that say "lets talk about THAT for a second"
xD
There's no crime in stating Anaal Nathrakh has industrial influences, because they wear them on their sleeves practically. Great breakdown. You reminded me that I gotta listen to more of this band.
Also, so it seems you're a WoW player as well?
Richard Sinclair to be fair. The influences only really began showing up 2-3 albums ago, if he listened to say...their first album/Ep it’s a different beast entirely
@@corielldoghc Fair enough. I'm only familiar with The Whole of Law and A New Kind of Horror. I didn't know the industrial influences were relatively new.
Sounds like I should visit their back-catalog
Richard Sinclair all of their music is amazing. Their earlier stuff is a lot closer to grindcore and black metal, I’d highly recommend it
I love the industrial element. As for WoW I played again for a few months when they released Classic and it was a blast leveling an affliction warlock again, but I don't have the time to really devote to it unfortunately.
@@KardavoxAcademy I was hit-or-miss with the industrial elements at first, but now that my music tastes have diversified, I love the layered sound that AN has. It's pretty distinct, and that's something hard to attain in metal.
And I see. It's the same here. Well, minus liking WoW Classic. I cannot stand it. I can't play it a whole lot either. Being a university student is a huge time-sink.
Dave Hunt said in an interview for their recent release Endarkenment, that he has watched vocal coaches break down his singing, and they mention what techniques he uses to produce different growls. Dave has no idea of the techniques they describe, he just does what feels right.
I love the Gabba style drum in this tune. Similar to Atari Teenage Riot.
Link?
There's a decent live recording of forging towards the sunset by anaal, that shows how they split up those multilayered vocals live: would be cool to see you break that down, maybe in comparison to the studio version too, cos it's borderline note perfect and a decent recording (a festival i believe so pro shot). Plus it's a fucking tune.
No one should get mad about the industrial references : it is. Their intent was to create an amalgamation of industrial, grindcore and black metal and just create the most visciously savage noise they could. Personally i reckon they succeeded in that.
The genius of Anaal Nathrak is so apparent, it's hard not to get excited listening to them.
you just have to love a vocal coach getting so damn excited! fucking amazing as always. And you gotta love the Audacity on the computer :D free and epic :D
Audacity rules, except when it doesn’t work. I’ve used it since like 2008
I LOVE ANAAL NATHRAKH it’s so good to see you covering Death Metal instead of death core. I love these guys, one of the best examples of extreme metal imo
You may love them, but they arent death metal
They're pure industrial black metal
So... experimental extreme metal might be a good term then. Idk. It’s metal. I like sub genres to differentiate but when we get this in depth I just like to call it all metal. Or extreme metal. Who cares.
Dude your contents so good, real awesome
Thanks so much!
Usually don't watch your vids because I quite frankly don't give a damn about these deathcore bands and the way most of their vocalists sound. This video here was very refreshing
@Legalize cannabis no but other types of metal you offended core kid 😀
We have a new Anaal Nathrakh fan over here ladies and gentleman!
It´s time to do their song Endarkenment. Let´s make it happen!
Those drums, sounds like the berserker
Or Iperyt...
It's a program on a computer ;)
Damn, I haven't heard that band's name in yeaaaars.
The Berzerker is working on new stuff !!
So does the vocals at one point. Pretty sure they're tributing them right here
I had forgotten about this band. Now I know what I'm listening to tomorrow
been listening to these guys since 2003 and i always been so amazed that he can scream so much and so loud without hurting his voice
This is so cool to see anaal nathrakh dissected. You seem like a fantastic vocal coach!
Without a doubt the most knowledgable channel when it comes to actual vocal techniques in metal music. So effortlessly perfect. I'm certain my "screaming" has improved tremendously thanks to you!
They absolutely got their name from Excalibur. They even sampled audio from the movie Excalibur on their first demo 🙂
Finally some Anaal Nathrakh! I love this band so much. Been listening to them for years. And it's awesome to see someone getting as excited about them as i do. Hope you'll cover more of the in the future.
Great video as always man. Cheers!
Love you the fact that you did the punching motion when mentioning 'author and punisher', just like his DIY instrument!
"...vocal Coach Reacts Anaal Nathrakh"... instant subbed!
You have such a great channel dude, I love how you actually dissect what they're doing and not just sit there like many other reaction type channels.
I've been obsessed with Anaal Nathrakh for about a year and i just can't get enough of it. Thank you for checking them out!
Been listening to these guys since Eschaton and have been lucky enough to see them live quite a few times. They are vicious live- Dave Hunt is an absolute beast with just an amazing range. They are lovely guys too.
Man, I would love to see you reacting and analysing Angelmaker, they're pretty good and have amazing vocals
finally someone mentioning them, such an amazing band. Both of their vocalists are just killing it.
One of the best deathcore bands right now.
I absolutely love what you do! I've never seen an experienced vocal coach break down vocals in heavy metal/deathcore like you do. It's great to see/hear because although I've always loved heavy music and the mosh pits and all that, metal has risen to a higher platform for me. Bands like Vildhjarta and Meshuggah actually have beautiful screaming that brings out a multitude of emotions for me. It's so much better then it used to be and I always want more! Please keep putting videos out! And if you haven't already, you should do a list of you favorite 10 screamers and why. I'd love to see that.
Wait, a reaction video that actually brings value? Is this an alternate reality? Really good video!
this album is excellent. thank you
After I made this video I listened to the whole thing and damn, its fantastic
Kardavox Academy very cool, Desideratum is my personal favorite LP of theirs, but a lot of their stuff is unique. i understand what you mean when you say ‘industrial’
@@dmdevm My fav is either In The Constellation Of The Black Widow or Passion, but all their albums from Eschaton and up are great. Stoked for their new album this year!
more Anaal Nathrakh please it's so amazing to see everything explained like this ^^
Gotta love those clean segments on Anaal Nathrakh
i LOVE this song, and seeing how much you enjoyed it brought me great joy. another great video
I may have not looked back far enough into your catalog, but this makes me curious of your take on Fleshgod Apocalypse's performances
I haven't featured them yet but I'd love to in the future
@@KardavoxAcademy I appreciate your reply, thank you! Hope you're having a good day.
Big thanks for inserting the Excalibur snippet at 00:55. Now I know how I will pronounce Anaal Nathrakh without it sounding like some medical condition of the bum :D (or at least a medical condition in Orcish or Klingon ;) )
And btw. I'd love to see you anaalyzing (see, what I did there ;) ) Heaven Shall Burn. Their singer has one of the most recognisable voices in metalcore in my opinion.
Great review as always, here is tip for another one:
Waking The Cadaver - Type A Secretor
Dehumanizing Itatrain Worship - Brutal Rush
That exact line that you clipped from the movie is actually used in a song on the album "The Codex Necro"...the name of the song escapes me.
Hell yeah my favorite band ever. Yeah I love the cleans and extreme vocals there. Do more of their stuff please
My band opened for them for their Japan tour, fucking amazing... my favorite track is probably "The Joystream"
I would LOVE to see you react to Tod Huetet Uebel by Anaal Nathrakh. Yes it's the same band but it's a different vocalist and it's honestly one of the most insane vocal performances I've ever heard. I'd love to know if there is a way it was done without the singer actually hurting himself because it definitely doesn't sound like it. It sounds like they trapped him in the recording booth and waited until he had a psychotic break.
^^ This guy knows what he's talking about.
The singer on that track, Rainer Landfermann, was in a band called Bethlehem. In particular the Dictius Te Necare album. I highly suggest reviewing the first track from that album.
Extravaganza! is my favorite song from that album. Annal Nathrakh is so amazing.
Could you react to Vitriol - The Parting Of A Neck, lad? But the Full LP version not the EP version, basically not the playthrough version
I just discovered your channel by accident (keyword: Anaal Nathrakh!) and man, really good content. It would be interesting to see you talking about Devin Townsend's old band, Strapping Young Lad, especially about the song Shitstorm. One of the best vocalists of all time, and it's pure aggression and melody at the same time.
I was always curious how vocalist of Meshuggah (Jens) gets his sound. Just can't figure it out. Maybe You could? I'd be grateful.
Awesome videos, cheers!
It is Blackened Doom so every song really long but I think you would really like Mizmor. It is a one man project and ALN has such a unique voice. Desert of Absurdity is a shorter track that really shows a lot of his versitility.
Yes, the name is taken from the old Excalibur movie.
Vocal coach, jazz drummer, guitar tech, so many experts here...my god. This guy works at Subway, he served me once...
Based on the lyrics, to me, it sounds like the songs about humanity’s ignorance releasing the entity of its demise/doom. “Stop crying that you’ve changed your mind/It’s you who invoked me/All that’s wrong is that I did all that you’ve asked of me/Just because you’re blind there’s reason not to see/This is what you wanted/This is what you need”
It was 100% taken from Excalibur. I was told in 2000 by a relative of the main composer Mick Kenney.
The spell was caused the charm if making i belive, never seen the movie myself.
Anaal nathrakh is amazing. Period.
I've been screaming for years but this was super interesting, things I don't think about doing they just happen but to know the theory is really helpful. Thanks bro and thanks for picking this song the vocals are insane 👏🏻🤘🏻
I always wondered how he got that singing sound, thanks for explaining!
Anytime!
Holy fucking god! Didn't think you'll ever review one of my favourite bands. Thanks ma dude!
haha seeing you demonstrate vocals...okay this is an expert
Im with the guy who said to do behold the kingdom of the wretched undying, it would definitely be a longer video but id watched the entire thing without a doubt
Their name comes from that film
Also you can hear the sampler in the "Anaal Nathrakh" on the demos
You. are. ABSURDLY. talented.
Anaal Nathrakh - Forging Towards The Sunset please!!!!!
The band have posted that movie clip as an example of how to pronounce their name, and referenced that's where they got the name from.
That industrial-esque pounding sounds like a pretty classic gabber kick; that is, a specific type of hardcore techno, that is quite fast (oldschool gabber is usually just shy of 200 bpm, but some derivatives and subvariants can go way faster - some to the point that it becomes comical - though slower variants also exist), is usually quite abrasive in sound, and it just has this long, distorted kickdrum... most basic approach to getting this kinda sound: take a drummachine like a TR-909 or similar (or synthesize a kick from scratch with whatever synth of your choice) and then distort the f**k out of that kick.
Always thought that it sounds neat mixed with metal guitars (the extreme ends of electronic music and metal have sonically way more in common than some people of either camp care to admit) but it is also a headache and a half to get them to "play nice" together as they tend to fight each other for space in the mix.
loving to see how u react to this and when the clean hits. great!
Great video! You need to do a TRAITORS reaction review! Tyler is the goat when it comes to vocals and they are so unique. Would love to hear your thoughts
First time i see your videos, but definitely like the way you breakdown the vocals, and the song in general. Subscribed
you were extatic like a baby in this video :)
Keep up the good work !
My man, I envy the journey you're about to take with discovering Anaal Nathrakh (Ahn-Ahl Nath-rack, in my experience).
The distorted kicks may have been influenced by The Berzerker's distorted 808 sample, circa the album "Dissimulate".
Check that one out for some industrial deathgrind.
Love your stuff, brother. Keep it coming.
The best band on earth. I love them so much.
God I fucking love Anaal Nathrakh.
Sir, you earned my sub with Author & Punisher \m/ Good analysis, also for an amazing song!
I love de fact you say "you can be super relax", yesterday i saw a pic of dave recording some lyrics for the new album, he record actually sit ^^'
Dave Hunt's vocal style is extremely cool. He's the only singer I know that can actually make you believe he's screaming so loud and painfully that he's ripping his whole throat into pieces. So fun to see you talk about Anaal Nathrakh!
I've always wondered, how does he do the type of vocals that are in the verse at 11:00? It basically sounds like he's sliding between distorted false-chord and actual full-on screams (the bad kind, with full voice). Sounds very difficult and y'know, potentially dangerous.
my all time favorite band.
great video & vocal insight
They did get from that movie, a song on one of their earlier albums has samples from it.
You're right they got their name from Excalibur its mentioned in an old interview with them.
Yeah, that electronic kick that they're using is basically just a distorted dance kick with a high gain. That sound is most often used in hardstyle and gabber music. It's easy to program your own but you can also find kicks exactly like that in sample libraries.
This Song is pure beauty. Great Video!
one of my fav bands for years! great!
hey i remmeber author and punsher, thats the the one dude who made that video a few years back on the instruments he makes himself, haven't listened to much of his music but holy shit does he come up with cool ideas for instruments as well as the sounds they make!
Love Anaal nathrakh so much ....Amazing as always BTW
Ay thanks so much! And yeah they're fantastic
@@KardavoxAcademy
Been following Kardashev since Excipio, too. Really great band you created....THANK YOU
React to dir en grey kyo is an amazing vocals!!!
the fact that you are a treckie made you even cooler!
Yes they did. There's even an interview with Dave doing his best Merlin impersonation.
Can we talk for a min about how the suggested videos at the end are for metal songs, WoW and Skyrim?
You NEED to react/listen to Silent Planet. Either their new release Trilogy or maybe something like Panic Room. Their vocalist is pretty unique in my opinion, and I'd love to hear your thoughts on them.
Dad: son stop screaming it’s just a video game
Dad during football game: 4:18
The yelling reminds me a lot of Kyo from Dir en Grey 😍
I love death metal, brutal death, but this band is different. The vocals are unique. Thanks for reviewing them, good band
ohhhhh i love anaal nathrakh, theyre so good ive... im still waiting for their project with Maniciple waste
Dave is the vocalist I take the most influence from as a vocalist myself. If you want to analyze a good live video of them, check out their set from Roskilde 2013. It’s pretty much the only one with good audio I’ve ever seen
That one part sounded like the one part in snap from slipknot, which please do snap from Slipknot, and like Chelsea grin, a song off every album because they change every album. Even from album to live
FINALLY you react to these guys!
favorite band currently best album ever.