think it's really cool that they recognised that they were at a hardcore festival and decided that it was a better idea to not play tunes from their latest shoegazy album.
Worthless Animal is a masterpiece. That whole album is insanely intense & the last scream makes me feel like I've climbed Everest and I'm screaming all my existential pain into the stratosphere. Its hard being a 43 year old, skint, single dad, but fuck me, music like this makes this life beautiful.
Who would have known that an American black-gaze band in a Manchester hardcore punk festival would tap the primordial origin of music-with the help of great audience? This surely is one of the greatest musical performances of all time.
@@alfianbanjaransari4096 But I honestly think those people are a loud minority. I love kvlt shit too and still unironically think Deafheaven have done so much for BM.
@@TheseBitchesWantNikes exactly what has it done for BM? Borrowing styles isnt like inventing something new. And BM had been made notorious way before these guys started ripping off norwegians
Definitely shed a tear or two in this one. I'm not even the biggest Deafheaven fan, but after 3 days of sweat, bruises and hardcore, they just hit differently. Such an emotional experience for everyone in that room.
Deafheaven will do that to a room. First time I ever saw them live, it was like everyone in the room came together. Strangers were high-fiving, it was wild.
45：38 when I saw those guys rushing onto the stage, screaming to the mic....that guy just held George's head tightly, shouting out anything about dream house....then they hugged. This is my first time weeping like this in front of the screen, Deafheaven do creates the world and emotions we always try to deliver out
45:23 S/O the guy who went full spidey pose, crawled on stage, screamed lyrics to then screaming in the mic as George was screaming with the guy grabbing his head- beautiful🔥
@@PrimoSchnevi brother, "I miss it" has nothing to do with how recent this was. The latter half of deafheaven's career in America (since that's important in this context I guess) has had them play at big venues with big barriers and security, so this video prompted my comment. Hope your last year and a half has been good, I just happen to be back here.
I just saw them in SF with Touché Amore it was just all incredible, sounds amazing my ears are still ringing. George's family was in the upper balcony, everytime it's just better and better.
Think it's fitting that the band plays such a fire set in the Manchester area, bringing Ian Curtis vibes with the emotional intensity and stage presence- expressed in very different ways, of course
What the _hell_ did I just watch? I heard "Punk Rock MBA" say Deafheaven is "hipster black metal" so I _had_ to hear part of a song to know what this is. Only "part" since it's gonna suck, right? I just watched almost an hour of magic. It was strange they were at a hardcore festival. "This doesn't fit!" I _do not_ like this music. But whatever happened on that stage, and in that crowd was beautiful, stunning, captivating. It's hard to describe! Was there a single hardcore kid that could say anything negative about that? That was possibly the highlight of Outbreak Festival! It looked like the highlight of those _gifted_ musician's careers! They sure played like it was! I still probably won't put Deafheaven on my stereo, but WOW!
i truly believe that if u put any metal band to a hardcore crowd nowadays would be appealing to them. the hardcore scene have been very metallic for awhile now. thrash riffs and death metal were common within metalcore since the 90s. and now its way more common to see people embracing blackened music whtin the hc community. btw, deafheaven is as melodic as lets say.. counterparts and one step closer who were also there
Late comment, but it has to do with their fans. One of the bands that are good but their relentless online fanbase turns some people away. Blog Hipsters. That is where the "hipster" comes from.
@@RibeiroGames12 I agree, metal and hardcore are closer musically than ever now. I just saw Drain, Incendiary, God's Hate, Knocked Loose, Terror and the crowd screams "hardcore!" But these bands differ little from metal, and that's fine. The dark, evil, inverted cross, Satan stuff is all over hardcore now, too. I hate that shit & don't think it belongs but that's another long story. I remember in the mid 80s watching favorite bands like DRI, COC, Black Flag, FUs, even Circle Jerks wanted to appeal more to the metal & thrash crowd with the album "Wonderful." _Great_ album, BTW! I don't care what genre a song is from, if I like it is all that matters. But my favorite music still stands apart, old school punk rock. Current favorites like Amyl and the Sniffers, Gel, The Chats, Restraining Order and Conservative Military Image, old bands like Minor Threat, NoMeansNo, Government Issue, Adrenaline OD (I'll see them play a few times soon!), and The Vandals (ditto on seeing them live in 24).
Amazing show. Very good audio! Thanks for posting this Outbreak! That shoegaze cooldown from Honeycomb is always a hug to the listener. Deafheaven is genius.
Great to see a recent Deafheaven performance of such a superb quality, thank you very much! And it is indeed interesting that they did not play a single song from Infinite Granite. Though I found that album lackluster and underdeveloped on balance, I think the songs from it are quite enjoyable and impactful in the context of a set list integrating pieces from all their records. The contrasts are an integral part of what makes Deafheaven's sound amazing, and while these are nearly absent on Infinite Granite, they can be attained in a live concert.
I’ll never forget seeing them at Furnace Fest 2021. Everyone around me was kinda weirded out by it but it was one of my top 3 of the weekend. Loved this band before but they became something more for me after that. Unreal
Now this is what a concert experience is all about!! The stage dives the bands smiling at the fans for doing stage dives the singer doing stage dives! Wish I was there Kerry and George were so happy!! Dreamhouse makes me cry everytime live of the album. Just pure bliss thank you for the upload!! Supposed to see them in March in Daytona 🙏🙏🙏 I couldn’t even imagine how beautiful it was to be there and see all the love on dreamhouse!
Using Jimmy Scott's "Sycamore Trees" as the intro music (presumably because the guys are Twin Peaks fans) is a stroke of genius. Way to set the mood. For those who don't know the song in context: th-cam.com/video/PNmCyZQ4AHk/w-d-xo.html
I've never been a huge fan of Deafheaven on record, but I watched them while waiting for Touche. What an incredible performance. Absolutely sublime. Blew me away.
What a beautiful video and performance. I just got into Deafheaven last year and hopefully I could see them sometime soon. Brought to the Water hits hard every time. Can’t wait for Touche’s video :)
The very best Deafheaven live performance record I've seen. Great footage,both guitar tracks audible exceptionally well.Voals are like IRL.the only reservation I have is about drums,they seem to be supressed. Not much place for bass,but again that's how it is IRL in some music genres. In summary everything comes together.
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01 Black Brick 1:11
02 Honeycomb 9:26
03 Worthless Animal 21:35
04 Brought To The Water 31:20
05 Dream House 39:40
Not a single Infinite Granite track. Interesting.
@@mrsilence666 I was at this fest all weekend, I think I was to do with it been a v hardcore fest. They’re touring again this month for IG
@@mrsilence666 was surprising, but the whole fest was heavy so I think they had to change things around substantially
@@mrsilence666 they knew they would be playing in hardcore fest lol
@@mrsilence666 there was talk of them being terrified to play any of their softer stuff apparently but they said they would on their UK tour :>
think it's really cool that they recognised that they were at a hardcore festival and decided that it was a better idea to not play tunes from their latest shoegazy album.
Hardcore festival that has more shoegaze on it in 2024 on it than hardcore lmao. Get deafheaven back
This was a religious experience
Fucking cringe experience
Amen
that "dream house" performance bongs to the Smithsonian
Agreed. Absolutely incredible. The sound, the energy, the atmosphere... everything was perfect.
Worthless Animal is a masterpiece. That whole album is insanely intense & the last scream makes me feel like I've climbed Everest and I'm screaming all my existential pain into the stratosphere. Its hard being a 43 year old, skint, single dad, but fuck me, music like this makes this life beautiful.
i feel you man. they're probably my favorite band, their music helps me a lot when going through tough times. i hope you feel better soon.
Opening with Black Brick? That's legendary
Was just gonna say this! Such a cool song!
Well it was kinda of a hardcore show, gotta know the audience.
Perfect for a hardcore crowd
Deafheaven also opened brazilian concert (2023) with Black Brick and was amazing!
I saw Deafheaven open for Gojira in June or July 2019 and they opened with Black Brick. It was intense.
47:00 my literal reaction to that part of the song
Who would have known that an American black-gaze band in a Manchester hardcore punk festival would tap the primordial origin of music-with the help of great audience? This surely is one of the greatest musical performances of all time.
I have to agree. It's wonderful to see them get this respect.
Honeycomb... what a song
Yes. Also Brought to the Water.
Great to see them play a hardcore setting. Deafheaven is appreciated by all genre lovers.
Except black metal lol
@@alfianbanjaransari4096 LOL right!?
@@alfianbanjaransari4096 But I honestly think those people are a loud minority. I love kvlt shit too and still unironically think Deafheaven have done so much for BM.
@@TheseBitchesWantNikes exactly what has it done for BM? Borrowing styles isnt like inventing something new. And BM had been made notorious way before these guys started ripping off norwegians
@@raakareiska9804 BM fans are the fucking worst out of any metal genre lmfao
Definitely shed a tear or two in this one. I'm not even the biggest Deafheaven fan, but after 3 days of sweat, bruises and hardcore, they just hit differently. Such an emotional experience for everyone in that room.
Me.too ending moved me a lot ...
@@francescomicena8101dreamhouse will get you everytime!!
Deafheaven will do that to a room. First time I ever saw them live, it was like everyone in the room came together. Strangers were high-fiving, it was wild.
I felt the same and was commenting on it to my friends after haha it was such a nice way to round things off
Post-black band playing to a hardcore crowd, and it's glorious; it's fucking amazing ahah
Erik from Loathe watching from the side. That's sick.
Those bands are kinda sister bands to me.
45：38 when I saw those guys rushing onto the stage, screaming to the mic....that guy just held George's head tightly, shouting out anything about dream house....then they hugged. This is my first time weeping like this in front of the screen, Deafheaven do creates the world and emotions we always try to deliver out
Shivers. What a beautiful moment.
45:38
45:23 S/O the guy who went full spidey pose, crawled on stage, screamed lyrics to then screaming in the mic as George was screaming with the guy grabbing his head- beautiful🔥
Sick energy !
It sounds like someone playing the Bends and Transylvanian Hunger at the same time
Omg that's exactly what it is lmao
honestly thats an awesome description
41:46 Kerry is just psyched to see people stage-diving for his band again.
45:19
New bassist is fucking rad. And this could be Deafheaven's best set ever.
He mixed this set too! And I agree 100% - he is the last missing link in the band. His jubilant basslines bring it all together
Beautiful set
Eh Bang Marudiaru
Gw sampe bolak balik nonton ini
Hmmm
Long live Deafheaven.
Let's just get an honorable mention of front flip dude at 40:47
41:10 has to be one of the most graceful dives I have ever seen.
40:53 dude just wanted a sit down
Damn they sounded so fucking good during honeycomb. It was like an exact album match! Crazy!
Except for tambourine.
Best post-black metal band of all time
Them and Alcest
is Alcest
Definitely miss Deafheaven playing no-barrier shows/venues.
What do you mean, you miss it? This was recorded last year. They play without barrier usually. especially here in Europe.
@@PrimoSchnevi brother, "I miss it" has nothing to do with how recent this was. The latter half of deafheaven's career in America (since that's important in this context I guess) has had them play at big venues with big barriers and security, so this video prompted my comment. Hope your last year and a half has been good, I just happen to be back here.
Was right at the front, one of the best performances I've ever seen. Wild.
George has a stage presence within metal like no other. I absolutely love what deafheaven is and does and this set was beautiful.
Best full set video of Deafheaven on TH-cam so far i think lmao
This takes me back almost like 10 years ago, seeing them when they were at the peak of their hype. So cool to see they still got it and then some.
Right? I remember those days like they were yesterday. So crazy to see them on the first tour for sunbather, and now here.
Yeah, same. Their live sound is still incredible, they sound so good. Will definitively go see them again if they do a show around my parts.
yes you can feel the energy in the room
I just saw them in SF with Touché Amore it was just all incredible, sounds amazing my ears are still ringing. George's family was in the upper balcony, everytime it's just better and better.
Think it's fitting that the band plays such a fire set in the Manchester area, bringing Ian Curtis vibes with the emotional intensity and stage presence- expressed in very different ways, of course
Wow this has to be the best live recording of Dream House they've ever done
This is the band that gives back 100%. What a performance.
45:30 that moment when security was like 'well shit, what do we do now?'
Waiting for Narrow head now. I love deafheaven!
Dream House, man. The only song that I think has made me weep like a baby when I've seen/heard it played live.
Deafheaven ALWAYS delivers but they are on fire here! Thanks for posting this. They absolutely slayed at Outbreak Fest 2022! Great crowd too!
I have no idea how someone can not be a fan of this band. Amazing all around
What the _hell_ did I just watch? I heard "Punk Rock MBA" say Deafheaven is "hipster black metal" so I _had_ to hear part of a song to know what this is. Only "part" since it's gonna suck, right? I just watched almost an hour of magic. It was strange they were at a hardcore festival. "This doesn't fit!" I _do not_ like this music. But whatever happened on that stage, and in that crowd was beautiful, stunning, captivating. It's hard to describe! Was there a single hardcore kid that could say anything negative about that? That was possibly the highlight of Outbreak Festival! It looked like the highlight of those _gifted_ musician's careers! They sure played like it was! I still probably won't put Deafheaven on my stereo, but WOW!
i truly believe that if u put any metal band to a hardcore crowd nowadays would be appealing to them. the hardcore scene have been very metallic for awhile now. thrash riffs and death metal were common within metalcore since the 90s. and now its way more common to see people embracing blackened music whtin the hc community.
btw, deafheaven is as melodic as lets say.. counterparts and one step closer who were also there
Late comment, but it has to do with their fans. One of the bands that are good but their relentless online fanbase turns some people away. Blog Hipsters. That is where the "hipster" comes from.
@@RibeiroGames12 I agree, metal and hardcore are closer musically than ever now. I just saw Drain, Incendiary, God's Hate, Knocked Loose, Terror and the crowd screams "hardcore!" But these bands differ little from metal, and that's fine. The dark, evil, inverted cross, Satan stuff is all over hardcore now, too. I hate that shit & don't think it belongs but that's another long story. I remember in the mid 80s watching favorite bands like DRI, COC, Black Flag, FUs, even Circle Jerks wanted to appeal more to the metal & thrash crowd with the album "Wonderful." _Great_ album, BTW! I don't care what genre a song is from, if I like it is all that matters. But my favorite music still stands apart, old school punk rock. Current favorites like Amyl and the Sniffers, Gel, The Chats, Restraining Order and Conservative Military Image, old bands like Minor Threat, NoMeansNo, Government Issue, Adrenaline OD (I'll see them play a few times soon!), and The Vandals (ditto on seeing them live in 24).
Esta banda toca bien chingon, creo que uno de sus mayores logros es el llevar el black metal al mainstream, dream house es espectacular
ni siquiera al mainstream sino a otro nicho underground
Es imposible no llorar con Dream House
Amazing show. Very good audio! Thanks for posting this Outbreak! That shoegaze cooldown from Honeycomb is always a hug to the listener. Deafheaven is genius.
At the end i fukin cried ...what a band ...incredibile walla of sound ..thanks deafhaven
16:52 that bass is tiiiight!
Great to see a recent Deafheaven performance of such a superb quality, thank you very much! And it is indeed interesting that they did not play a single song from Infinite Granite. Though I found that album lackluster and underdeveloped on balance, I think the songs from it are quite enjoyable and impactful in the context of a set list integrating pieces from all their records. The contrasts are an integral part of what makes Deafheaven's sound amazing, and while these are nearly absent on Infinite Granite, they can be attained in a live concert.
I think great mass would have been a good one for the set
@@Sebastianbaraj5 Yeah, that would blend in well.
I love their albums and DH live + that is all I want to say.
Granite definitely a transition album!! I love the new direction they are taking and can’t wait for the next album!! Love these guys!!
Probably because it's a festival set. I saw them last week and they played this set minus Black Brick and then 6 songs from Infinite Granite
ES IMPOSIBLE QUE NO BROTEN LAGRIMAS AL ESCUCHAR DREAM HOUSE
¡¡¡Imposible!!! tal cual.
This set is gorgeous...Deafheaven always delivers.
Rad voice-saving trick in Dream House plus adding the voice of the people!
Insane crowd for this
Deafheaven is beautiful.
black brick is a perfect song
I’ll never forget seeing them at Furnace Fest 2021. Everyone around me was kinda weirded out by it but it was one of my top 3 of the weekend. Loved this band before but they became something more for me after that. Unreal
Seeing george dancing at 14:10 is somrwhat funny. The song itself is so beautiful and danceable.
Now this is what a concert experience is all about!! The stage dives the bands smiling at the fans for doing stage dives the singer doing stage dives! Wish I was there Kerry and George were so happy!! Dreamhouse makes me cry everytime live of the album. Just pure bliss thank you for the upload!! Supposed to see them in March in Daytona 🙏🙏🙏 I couldn’t even imagine how beautiful it was to be there and see all the love on dreamhouse!
Amazing performance and setlist! And big up for the sound mixing engineer too, this recording sounds outstanding!
Their bass player Chris mixed this for release!
Black brick is such a masterpiece. Savage drumming
Just constant goosebumps.
One of the most wild things I’ve ever seen
9:28 Holy shit. I think this might be their best performance of Honeycomb. it is so beautiful
I will always grin at the intro to Dream House
The best part 45:35
Absolutely nuts set.
13:46....absolute bliss
Energia e paixão imensuráveis!
!!!!!!!!!!!!
Using Jimmy Scott's "Sycamore Trees" as the intro music (presumably because the guys are Twin Peaks fans) is a stroke of genius. Way to set the mood. For those who don't know the song in context: th-cam.com/video/PNmCyZQ4AHk/w-d-xo.html
I bet they loved the Twin Peaks return also
I've loved Twin Peaks for years and always associated Deafheaven with it. Not sure why but it makes sense to me.
@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 because Twin peaks is black metal as hell
41:12 💐💐💐💐
I dont think my mind and body could withstand seeing deafheaven live. I would have an outer body experience and never come back. lol
Deafheaven is beast. Love their style and no one does it like them. 🔥
Fire walk with me
One the best performances of the weekend
What a unique band
With cringe dance moves
@@raakareiska9804 Yeah but whatever, I kinda get it lol
@@raakareiska9804 who cares. It's fun
@@FlipperWolf "Im kinda cringe myself too"?
@@Quincycle yeah, but not unique
Amazing setlist, and that ending... wow.
Worthless Animal is... Fucking amazing
This audience is more enthusiastic and engaging than crowds in regular black and extreme metal shows 😌
playing Sycamore Trees before the setlist is ultimate sigma move
I've never been a huge fan of Deafheaven on record, but I watched them while waiting for Touche.
What an incredible performance. Absolutely sublime. Blew me away.
this band is so wholesome
Aren't they?!
Need Deftones to play 2023. They'd fit right in because this crowd is amazing
This band fuckin crushes. Anyone who thinks otherwise isn't a real fan of music.
What a beautiful video and performance. I just got into Deafheaven last year and hopefully I could see them sometime soon. Brought to the Water hits hard every time. Can’t wait for Touche’s video :)
amazing performance and sound engineering!
This show looks like it was so much fun. Damn!
45:38 thats our world
this is pure gold, thanks for posting it
what a mental setlist for a mental crowd
My first time hearing this band. That's wild. They remind me of HEXIS, with those lights as well!
Awesome show! Thank you so much for sharing
This band is Van Gogh.
Sensational audio
I was not expecting a black metal band here lol fukn awesome
Holy shit George sounds great here. I hadn’t been impressed with his vocals recently but this is awesome
Superb band, awesome production!
They did an amazing performance last night at Paradiso Amsterdam
cuánta fucking energía en dream house, mierda...
beautiful
The very best Deafheaven live performance record I've seen.
Great footage,both guitar tracks audible exceptionally well.Voals are like IRL.the only reservation I have is about drums,they seem to be supressed.
Not much place for bass,but again that's how it is IRL in some music genres.
In summary everything comes together.
Flawless 💯
The audio for this set and recording overall is amazing. Best live set! Thank you 🥹
amazing setlist
This is just....amazing.
Please come to mexico!!!!! i love this show
Lo sigo diciendo, para mi el mejor representante del blackgaze.
they're having a blast with the hardcore crowd!