Death metal being an extension of baroque style it obviously meshes well with nearly any mainstay instrument of that time, cello, violin, piano, organs, lute, operatic powerful vocality.
I think almost all musicians from the heaviest genres could be teach music and many work in music schools. But I agree 100% this band is really in the "higher scale" they are the pros! :)
@@jackbenson8228 Have a bad experience when you met the band or just not a fan? Genuinely curious since I haven't had the chance to see them live/meet them yet.
I listened to this album a while ago when it came out, everytime I went to see my really sick grandpa to the hospital. Doctors at the hospital where my friends at the time, I am too, that's why. They told me they did everything they could, but my grandpa was going to die. I was blind of hope. Eventually he passed away. This album gave me that sense of beautiful hopelessness that Death is just a transition. So it helped me to face reality. Helped me with grief and mourn. I miss you both, Papa Julio, Papa Beto. Great men they were.
Ne Obliviscaris is one of the most talented, if not the most talented, musical groups making music today. I hope we get graced with another album from them in the next few years
I honestly thought of Dark Souls 3 when I saw the thumbnail, that's why I clicked. Glad to see my DS passion has also brought me pleasure, not just pain and suffering.
It's so funny because I consider the first song to be the weakest on the album, and I completely agree. About 30 seconds in and I'm already trying to find physical copy.
Got to play with these guys for the second time this year and I can say without a doubt that their live preformance captures the studios magic perfectly
I found a whole bunch of bands all at once by finding one of them. I haven't been looking for fresh death metal for a long time due to EVERYTHING being ruined by djent today. Guess I should've kept looking.
this album doesnt reveal its secrets all at once. it takes many listens to actually fully understand how good it is it is a deceptive album, because unlike some that reach out and grab you by the balls and rip them off, it reaches around, and caresses you then it shoves a guitar through your heart while the violin and drums play
my fav Ne Obliviscaris part is that progression at 29:00 the riff along with the chords, then the drums, neat bass, breakdown into growls, second stop and the violin kills it, I need to be on a concert and listen to that.
The more times you listen to this album, the better it gets. I actually think it has overtaken Citadel as my favourite album which I never thought was possible.
so i just randomly clicked on this, and i'm not gonna lie...as soon as the dude started singing it brought me to tears. only 6 minutes in now...but this is absolutely incredible. will be hopping on to buy the album tomorrow. thank you for this! just got done listening to the new beyond creation album. gonna have to check out the other bands on this label
What an incredible band! I am going to a show in Los Angeles to see Wintersun and saw this band was going to be playing there too. Didn't know who they were until now . I am really stoked to see both these incredible bands.
Has anybody heard of Kalisia? If you like this kind of prog metal with some experimentation you should give Kalisia a try. They include keyboards, flutes, sax and other stuff in their mix. And the music is mainly death metal, kind of melodic but very progressive, but difficult to "label" as they have thrashy riffs, some power-metal epicness, even some black-metal-like rhythms, industrial, definitely Dream Theater influences, you can also hear some Cynic riffs (Paul Masvidal appears as a guest guitarist), it has everything. Female clean voices with traditional Death Metal vocals. Kalisia's only album is like a one-track album, you cannot tell when a song finishes and the next one starts. It is very easy to listen to because it feels like one long song.
La melancolía hecha música... Una fusión de elementos que desgarran el alma y un deleite para el oído... Excelentísimo trabajo... Saludos desde El Salvador...
I've been listening to this masterpiece all week. Definitely album of the year for me. Can't wait to see them play live in SF in a few days, really hoping they play Libera I and Eyrie
There is more beauty in this than I can even comment on. The contrasting melodies that just work so well together, the harsh vocals intertwining the cleans, the moments where you think the music is going to progress in one direction but it pivots and goes complete opposite. Some guy commented a while back calling someone weak for posting a similar comment but these guys really do take you on a journey.
Godlike musicianship and songwritting, something that you don't see often together in metal. This album also seem more romantic classical era oriented than the two previous album.
Huge Romantic period fan and I've only heard the title track so far and can't quite hear how you hear that comparison from that one. Could you pls explain what about it musically makes you think it's more romantic than the previous two? Usually I tend to think a lot about how harmony modulations became a lot more stark and chromatic in that time in compositions. Thankssss
To be honest, i have almost no theory but sound wise, especially when Tim start to sing in the first track it really give me a romantic classical music era vibe. The other two had classical elements in it but more in a song structure aspect, this one seem to have more classical aspects sound wise.
I love the strong classical element that it's herd to pin point where one song ends and another starts because the whole album makes sense as a symphony! stunning music!
This is my favorite album by NO. The others were great, but this one has that melancholic sound that i love in music more so than their previous releases. I often find myself leaving this album playing throughout the day, because it's one of those albums where every single song of the album is damn near perfect. Thank you guys for an awesome release!
This is ... Interesting metal.... The blend of classical and metal is mind blowing as it fits so we'll together ... I'm amazed truly I mean I've listened to opeth but it's nothing like this fucking sic
Hats off, head flew to mars right now, brain dont understand what is going on... For a fans, very close to this massage is french band Kalisia, look for it !
I seriously can't get enough of this album. The clean vocals are perfect, the bass sounds awesome almost jazzy at times and violin sounds sexy as fuck.
I had to give a like to this video, the album is unbelievable, the vocals are out of this world and last but not least, thank you Season of Mist for uploading this. I have been listening to this album in my lunch break at work. \m/
Phenomenal. Amazing. Brilliant. Masterpiece. Un-fucking-believable! Nothing else even comes close to NeO, those complaining about mixes and other nonsense, please check your OCD.
I feel like the bass player has 20 fingers, how can he play that fast??? This is my first time listening to this band, came here from Caligulas horse another Australian metal band (you need to listen to them) and I’m really impressed I love the corpsegrinder and singer combo! This is unreal music!
Urn is actually a fairly interesting place for the bassist, since they sadly had to remove their long time bassist a few months before recording. They found a great Dutch bassist called Robin Zielhorst who wrote a lot, with influence from the old bassist. They've since got a new bassist, Martino Garattoni. He also plays in Ancient Bards. It will be very interesting to see what he'll bring to the next album that hopefully will be done at the end of 2019. Martino actually has a lot of different styles, including jazz! As for Caligulas Horse, they'll be touring together next year in Australia!
The progression of Ne Obliviscaris is quite interesting: "Portal of I" was a culmination of all the years of hard work and had a distinct atmosphere to it, where the chord progression and the excellent use of the sus2/add9 chords carried the deep emotions. The general direction of them became quite clear with Citadel. With Citadel they took Bosch´s paintings, especially "The garden of earthly delights", as inspiration to create a conceptual musical piece. A tryptichon in painting shall be a tryptichon in music. So we got "Painters of the tempest", which is a masterwork from many angles like music theory, composition and sound mastering. The most important thing by recreating a piece in a different way is always the core idea/core feeling. The german philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote a great description about art and its essence in the third book of "Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung §49 - 51", which to your luck is avaiable in english. With "Urn" we get a reimagination of ancient art. To completly undestand the pieces of Ne Obliviscaris, you have to dive into the core of the concept itself, which in the end is pure emotion, or the final platonic idea. This is why Ne Obliviscaris gets more interesting with every listen.
Tamino also, I'd like to point out that most of the songs on Portal of I were ripped straight from their demo The Aurora Veil. TBH, I kinda prefer listening to that demo more tbh.
Sound words there Tamino. Citadel is so Hieronymus Bosch, it screams so. I was always of the impression that while NeO draw heavily from conceptualised art - art defined and explained in history of art terms - Libera is a musical interpetation of Italian classics - such as Botticelli, Caravaggio. In the visual aspect of their lyrics, particularly the only available video they produced for the album, they seem to offer a more scattered than precise image of their interpretation of art. Ancient art seems to me to be the medium, not the objective. But I'll give it to you that their music takes some thinking to get into. Listening to their music, in my poor judgement, is a liberating experience.
That drummer used all his attribute points on endurance and stamina.
Dex as well.
Points well spent lol
Hes SL 900
Imagine if he put 1/10 of that in to speed holy
@@ravins4786 it's what the one from fleshgod apocalypse did.
The moment someone tought of including a violin in death metal music is a day that made musice greater and better forever
It was 25+ years ago...
@@jamesmcdonald2680 tell the band mate !!
Violin in symphonic progressive blackened melodic death metal*
Lol
Death metal being an extension of baroque style it obviously meshes well with nearly any mainstay instrument of that time, cello, violin, piano, organs, lute, operatic powerful vocality.
@@branko666 Check out Haggard and Dark Lunacy, for starters... ;)
9:18 honestly makes me cry not even joking.
Is this just a band full of music professors? This is definitely some gold
I think almost all musicians from the heaviest genres could be teach music and many work in music schools. But I agree 100% this band is really in the "higher scale" they are the pros! :)
actually they're a pack of wankers. true story
@@jackbenson8228 Have a bad experience when you met the band or just not a fan? Genuinely curious since I haven't had the chance to see them live/meet them yet.
Ano Kage I heard they're really nice people. Even check their interviews. This guy just probs a metal elitist because it has cleans...
Ano Kage Yep, comfirmed, hes going to every comment hating on the band... what a loser
We need a Ne Obliviscaris in every genre of metal.
I listened to this album a while ago when it came out, everytime I went to see my really sick grandpa to the hospital. Doctors at the hospital where my friends at the time, I am too, that's why. They told me they did everything they could, but my grandpa was going to die. I was blind of hope. Eventually he passed away. This album gave me that sense of beautiful hopelessness that Death is just a transition. So it helped me to face reality. Helped me with grief and mourn. I miss you both, Papa Julio, Papa Beto. Great men they were.
I'm sorry for your loss, friend. Hope you can process on your own terms and pace. All the best
Take care my friend. One day you will meet them again. Pray for them.
Eyrie is a masterpiece
ikr
One year ago, their lead vocalist commented live on reddit that Eyrie was one of the most challenging songs to write.
All songs are masterpieces to be honest
amazing
it is, although I like even more 'Forget me not', from 'Portal of I"
Ne Obliviscaris is one of the most talented, if not the most talented, musical groups making music today. I hope we get graced with another album from them in the next few years
lmfao get off their dick, this is weak as fuck
@@jackbenson8228 holy shit you're a loser, you just spend you're time here shitting on this band
I saw them when they toured with cradle of filth 1000000% worth the money.
@@jackbenson8228 Ok, what do you listen to?
@@jackbenson8228 boring, try to bait harder next time
I honestly thought of Dark Souls 3 when I saw the thumbnail, that's why I clicked. Glad to see my DS passion has also brought me pleasure, not just pain and suffering.
welcome to the greatest band in the land.
i always have neo playing while im playing DS
First and last time, dont get use to it
Are they from Anor Londo? 😂
I thought the same thing as well to be honest
Seeing this performed live is going to be unreal.
Ragorism I can only imagine. Im seeing them and Allegaeon in Houston Nov. 30. The hype is real!
Gonna be so good! Can't believe they've made it to the States twice already.
Can hardly wait until Nov. 17th. Seeing them in Cleveland OH.
Agreed. I'm seeing them live here in Dallas coming up next month.
Ragorism
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45 seconds in and im already fuckin sold dude
TundraL5Z same here
It's so funny because I consider the first song to be the weakest on the album, and I completely agree. About 30 seconds in and I'm already trying to find physical copy.
Agreed. That opening riff is so sick!
Same
+CatalystOfFire 1:50
I ordered this record faster than I can sneeze.
Holy crap, what a record.
God bless you
The only thing I hate about this band is that when I listen to anything else I have to put this back on.
Got to play with these guys for the second time this year and I can say without a doubt that their live preformance captures the studios magic perfectly
I can't comprehend how I've never heard of these guys before? It's instantly likeable from the second the album starts!
I found a whole bunch of bands all at once by finding one of them. I haven't been looking for fresh death metal for a long time due to EVERYTHING being ruined by djent today. Guess I should've kept looking.
this band is slept on, definitely deserves more fans
I love it so much when soft, clean vocals create an insane contrast to the instruments
this album doesnt reveal its secrets all at once. it takes many listens to actually fully understand how good it is
it is a deceptive album, because unlike some that reach out and grab you by the balls and rip them off, it reaches around, and caresses you
then it shoves a guitar through your heart while the violin and drums play
I’ve never read something so poetic yet hysterical, very well said 😂
Macabre and utterly beautiful. The extreme prog masters are back!
The legends have returned.
my fav Ne Obliviscaris part is that progression at 29:00 the riff along with the chords, then the drums, neat bass, breakdown into growls, second stop and the violin kills it, I need to be on a concert and listen to that.
One of the greatest albums I've ever heard.
One of the greatest albums along with Portal of I, Citadel and Exul, isn't it? 😁
The more times you listen to this album, the better it gets. I actually think it has overtaken Citadel as my favourite album which I never thought was possible.
Oooh, it can never overtake Citadel man! you just cannot tell the album without Cygnuss has surpassed the past ones.
@@anushgunner9164 I think a lot of the bass parts were written by cygnus before he left, I could be wrong though.
i feel like some kind of death metal connoisseur now complete with the top hat and stache
hmmm, quite.
indeed and a good day to you my fine fellows!
I must say, this album hath truly tickled my fancy, yes?
I must say, this music is of most delightful & classy brutality.
This rendition of harsh vocals belongs not to a style encountered in the genre of Pass-on Victorian Bronze too often, does it now?
I NO LONGER NEED TO LISTEN TO ANYTHING ELSE FOR I HAVE PERCIEVED THE MOST PERFECT SONIC SENSATION
Ommadawn tho
Keep looking, music has no limits
Sylosis - edge of the earth
Be'lakor - Stone's Reach
ikr
Eyrie is just beautiful...
One of the most beautiful pieces of metal I've ever heard...
This needs SO MUCH MORE attention! They are phenomenal!
Discovered this band while on quarantine. Needless to say, it was a revelation. Made my days much more bearable
Thanks to TH-cam recommendation system, I found this outstanding band.
Oh my god, I thought I liked intra venus when they released it... but Libera is a true masterpiece...
Metal is the only style that even comes close to bringing us back to classical. No other style even attempts this, ty NE. You guys ROCK !!
saw these guys last night in Detroit when they opened for Wintersun, fell in love instantly
I was there too
@@bethy2421 hard to believe that was 2 years ago! I miss concerts so much
so i just randomly clicked on this, and i'm not gonna lie...as soon as the dude started singing it brought me to tears. only 6 minutes in now...but this is absolutely incredible. will be hopping on to buy the album tomorrow. thank you for this! just got done listening to the new beyond creation album. gonna have to check out the other bands on this label
ah i wish i was you having a first time with them again .. best day
season of mist has the most impressive lineup of bands i have ever seen, literally any band they sign is great
Archspire
@@kurtnagel3373 cum
What an incredible band! I am going to a show in Los Angeles to see Wintersun and saw this band was going to be playing there too. Didn't know who they were until now . I am really stoked to see both these incredible bands.
Haven't really listened to any metal for a while but coming back into the genre now, this definitely sets the bar.
More kicks in this album than there are atoms in the universe...
Not that I mind
have you heard of grindcore
@@philipp.bernard5267 *core is garbage, I wouldn't blame him if he hadn't.
Has anybody heard of Kalisia? If you like this kind of prog metal with some experimentation you should give Kalisia a try. They include keyboards, flutes, sax and other stuff in their mix. And the music is mainly death metal, kind of melodic but very progressive, but difficult to "label" as they have thrashy riffs, some power-metal epicness, even some black-metal-like rhythms, industrial, definitely Dream Theater influences, you can also hear some Cynic riffs (Paul Masvidal appears as a guest guitarist), it has everything. Female clean voices with traditional Death Metal vocals. Kalisia's only album is like a one-track album, you cannot tell when a song finishes and the next one starts. It is very easy to listen to because it feels like one long song.
4:47 The angelic singing with all hell breaking loose with the instruments in the back... perfect!
Never heard something like Eyrie. Absolutely astonishing!
Marco Canova Eyrie is definitely in the list of songs I'm never forgetting.
Libera is amazing too though
My first guess is Tesseract x a turkish arabesque with violins x Opeth style transitions.
You should hear their song Forget Not!
Jazer so are Candle in the Dark and To Love for me ;) ;)
This album and Painters of the Tempest is my all-time favourites
Jesus christ
Dan, hey, hey Dan...
Could you stop being so good?
Sincerely, every drummer.
lol well said ! He makes me feel like I should quit drumming !
@@galadherethylfia9831 Take it as a challenge to write better :)
@@galadherethylfia9831 you sound like a fucking wuss, Believe in yourself practice hard.
3 Masterpiece in a row, these guys are out of this world!
Welp, just discovered this band and I'm not even through with my first listen of this album and I am totally hooked
I cannot stop listening to this album. I love Ne Obliviscaris so much ❤
La melancolía hecha música... Una fusión de elementos que desgarran el alma y un deleite para el oído... Excelentísimo trabajo... Saludos desde El Salvador...
I've been listening to this masterpiece all week. Definitely album of the year for me. Can't wait to see them play live in SF in a few days, really hoping they play Libera I and Eyrie
This album is out of this world!
Amazing musicianship, amazing lyrics, amazing production, amazing art cover. Very progressive, very modern.
absolutly mindblowing, Ne Obliviscaris never fails to deliver a masterpiece
It literally has blown my mind as every one of their previous albums
Wish can watch them live some day
OMG thank you for existing
Love the comments section! I didn't see anyone hate on this band! So perfect album you guys! Great job! Hope you guys are all well! Cheers! \m/
Godly intro, feels like an incredibly dense and thick soundwall
As always... This is so freaking good. Ne Obliviscaris always touch my senses with their songs. That's absolutly magnificent.
They just can't do less than masterpieces...every release is a work of modern art, starting from the cover 💎
I'm so glad I saw them live 2 years ago after hearing this record, this band is more than good, they are phenomenal.
I've already bought my ticket to see them again. I can't wait to hear this album live
Checked this out on a whim not expecting much but damn..some of the best songwriting I've heard in a good while
incongruous4 "
There is more beauty in this than I can even comment on. The contrasting melodies that just work so well together, the harsh vocals intertwining the cleans, the moments where you think the music is going to progress in one direction but it pivots and goes complete opposite. Some guy commented a while back calling someone weak for posting a similar comment but these guys really do take you on a journey.
The drum's work is spectacural
They make the best music to close your eyes to.
Best album so far from these guys. I love it!!!
Unique, simply stunning.
This guys have an exquisite musical taste
Godlike musicianship and songwritting, something that you don't see often together in metal. This album also seem more romantic classical era oriented than the two previous album.
Huge Romantic period fan and I've only heard the title track so far and can't quite hear how you hear that comparison from that one. Could you pls explain what about it musically makes you think it's more romantic than the previous two? Usually I tend to think a lot about how harmony modulations became a lot more stark and chromatic in that time in compositions. Thankssss
To be honest, i have almost no theory but sound wise, especially when Tim start to sing in the first track it really give me a romantic classical music era vibe. The other two had classical elements in it but more in a song structure aspect, this one seem to have more classical aspects sound wise.
Matter of opinion. This is a very well put together album, but the pieces used have all been borrowed from elsewhere.
Great username, m8
Thanks ;)
I love the strong classical element that it's herd to pin point where one song ends and another starts because the whole album makes sense as a symphony! stunning music!
I have often thought classical music can translate into metal and bam I am entranced by this band you can not put a label on them hats off to them
Eyrie seems like the kind of music that would make Mozart says "Damn that's beautiful"
I can’t think of a single thing that isn’t perfect with this album. Love it!
This is so pleasing for both my ears and brain.
This is my favorite album by NO. The others were great, but this one has that melancholic sound that i love in music more so than their previous releases. I often find myself leaving this album playing throughout the day, because it's one of those albums where every single song of the album is damn near perfect. Thank you guys for an awesome release!
probably your best album and the most beautiful music I've ever heard
The best work of edit I ever seen of a album posted on TH-cam
I saw them live and they were awesome.
Piece of true art
A beautiful piece of art. Love this album.
This is ... Interesting metal.... The blend of classical and metal is mind blowing as it fits so we'll together ... I'm amazed truly I mean I've listened to opeth but it's nothing like this fucking sic
Hats off, head flew to mars right now, brain dont understand what is going on...
For a fans, very close to this massage is french band Kalisia, look for it !
I seriously can't get enough of this album. The clean vocals are perfect, the bass sounds awesome almost jazzy at times and violin sounds sexy as fuck.
Absolutely my favorite album
I had to give a like to this video, the album is unbelievable, the vocals are out of this world and last but not least, thank you Season of Mist for uploading this. I have been listening to this album in my lunch break at work. \m/
holy fucking shit this is a billion times better than I could have ever expected.
Another masterpiece of an album, loved the hint of classical music vibes in this. Another dimension to Ne Obliviscaris. Cheers!
Life is like a box of chocolates, never know how the next chocolate will completly blow you away.
Johnny haha nice forest gump refference
Life’s like a box of chocolates... FUCK the chocolate, go listen to Ne Obliviscaris!
mindre begavet That was uncalled for.
This album is nothing short of excellent. Well fucking done, band I've never heard of but now love.
Me: "I'll just listen to the rest of this song" *song ends 15 minutes later*
Is that the best metal shit ever ???? Didn't listen to something THAT good for many many many years !
Amazing album from an amazing band ! Intra venus and Eyrie are sooo god... ok, I get it, the whole album is fantastic !
De regreso NeO, su musica te transporta a otra dimension!!!
Ojala no se vuelvan pop :"v Neo es de las pocas bandas realmente buenas que quedan dentro del metal....
Skvelý album!!! Pozdravujeme zo Slovenska...
Awesome album, just had to hear it as a whole. So psyched!!!
Awesome!! I saw this guys live in México just last week! 😎
Phenomenal. Amazing. Brilliant. Masterpiece. Un-fucking-believable! Nothing else even comes close to NeO, those complaining about mixes and other nonsense, please check your OCD.
Absolutely
Why am I just now checking this out? I'm only two minutes in and I already like this.
I feel like the bass player has 20 fingers, how can he play that fast??? This is my first time listening to this band, came here from Caligulas horse another Australian metal band (you need to listen to them) and I’m really impressed I love the corpsegrinder and singer combo! This is unreal music!
Urn is actually a fairly interesting place for the bassist, since they sadly had to remove their long time bassist a few months before recording. They found a great Dutch bassist called Robin Zielhorst who wrote a lot, with influence from the old bassist.
They've since got a new bassist, Martino Garattoni. He also plays in Ancient Bards. It will be very interesting to see what he'll bring to the next album that hopefully will be done at the end of 2019. Martino actually has a lot of different styles, including jazz!
As for Caligulas Horse, they'll be touring together next year in Australia!
i cant stop listening to this.
and dan recorded the drums in one day? wtf
the whole album is so beautiful
where did you hear that?
i think they said that in their fb or instagram, not 100% sure tho :D
he did.
That's fucking insane, what a beast of a drummer!
Dan isn't a human. but rather a machine.
The progression of Ne Obliviscaris is quite interesting: "Portal of I" was a culmination of all the years of hard work and had a distinct atmosphere to it, where the chord progression and the excellent use of the sus2/add9 chords carried the deep emotions. The general direction of them became quite clear with Citadel. With Citadel they took Bosch´s paintings, especially "The garden of earthly delights", as inspiration to create a conceptual musical piece. A tryptichon in painting shall be a tryptichon in music. So we got "Painters of the tempest", which is a masterwork from many angles like music theory, composition and sound mastering. The most important thing by recreating a piece in a different way is always the core idea/core feeling. The german philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote a great description about art and its essence in the third book of "Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung §49 - 51", which to your luck is avaiable in english. With "Urn" we get a reimagination of ancient art. To completly undestand the pieces of Ne Obliviscaris, you have to dive into the core of the concept itself, which in the end is pure emotion, or the final platonic idea. This is why Ne Obliviscaris gets more interesting with every listen.
This was a joy to read. Gj man :)
Tamino also, I'd like to point out that most of the songs on Portal of I were ripped straight from their demo The Aurora Veil. TBH, I kinda prefer listening to that demo more tbh.
Tamino cool
*tips fedora*
Sound words there Tamino. Citadel is so Hieronymus Bosch, it screams so. I was always of the impression that while NeO draw heavily from conceptualised art - art defined and explained in history of art terms - Libera is a musical interpetation of Italian classics - such as Botticelli, Caravaggio. In the visual aspect of their lyrics, particularly the only available video they produced for the album, they seem to offer a more scattered than precise image of their interpretation of art. Ancient art seems to me to be the medium, not the objective. But I'll give it to you that their music takes some thinking to get into. Listening to their music, in my poor judgement, is a liberating experience.
So fucking brutal, beautiful and absolutely breathtaking. Another astonishing album guys! Cheers!
My only wish is that it was longer.
brutiful