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As soon as you said he uses autotune I turned you off. Good day.

A criminally underrated band. Awesome in every way. They are really something to behold live. They play all their stuff live with almost eerie perfection. The drummer is one of the best prog metal drummers on the planet right now. Highly recommend checking out more of their stuff

Great review Firstly, I bought this album in 99 when it came out as I loved the song but hadn't listened to the lyrics much. Only tonight, just before I watched your video, I watched a short documentary from 2003 of Maynard and his Vinyard. I learnt that Judith was his mum who was paralysed from chronic illness but was a fighter and didn't burden anyone. So, a couple of years after she passed away, Maynard released a wine named Judith after his late mother. I then read the lyrics and burst into tears. Obviously about his mother basically saying what has she done to deserve this, she hasn't killed anyone, and basically blamming the almighty God for making her this Ill, even though she remained to pray and have great faith.... Just absolutely got to me. I understand this song fully now.

Hey you. I like you. 🤘

King Diamond, the best.

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As someone who also loves that melding of techno and metal, I personally prefer the We Came as Roma's original version more, but their song "Blackhole" is my favourite of theirs and has more of that electronic vibe. To be fair I like the lighter side of metal, more balanced between clean and distorted vocals and the heaviest song I like is "Antimatter" by Silent Planet, which is also techy and a bit of a banger Love your channel ❤ it's fun and funny

I am not sure confrontation works with commenters but i have to admit i do enjoy your rather direct methods to deal with these things. And yes electronic music and metal blend really great, my first love in music was industrial and industrial metal and that is something i always enjoy.

Rosie said they’re inspired by the manga series “Berserk”, you might be interested to know that Berserk was also the primary inspiration for Dark Souls!

All the girls ? Hanabie / Passcode / Broken by the Scream / Unlucky Morpheus / Lovebites / Nemophila Here we go 🔥🔥

Love what you do. If you like the electronic side of metal you should look into the band the browning. The song disconnected. You won't be disappointed 😎

Yeah, it just doesn't hold a candle to Kovenant. Whenever I hear techno space metal attempted, it just doesn't work except for Kovenant. I'd recommend Kovenant's cover of Babylon Zoo's Spaceman for a good giggle as well as the standard for what to really expect as far as the old gold standard. Then again, I am an old metalhead so what do I know?

Mikeal Akerfeldt doesn't need to know music theory because he writes from the heart. That's all you need.

I generally dislike "electronic music", I found this to be pushing me on that edge. Not for me. But if you do want to discover something new, do some Middle Eastern metal! Do some Orphaned Land!

“Itchy in your asshole” - classic! Ha!

Woah, Rosie decided to talk to me only through my left ear... Spooky! This was very modern model. A lot of modern metal guitar playing uses a lot of techniques for pitch modification that gives this almost electronic quality to the guitar parts - there's definitely an electronification in modern metal and I think it's cool even if the non-wonky-pitch-wankery guitar parts don't really do much for me. At times it sounds just like chugging on the same note, usually the root of the chord while the synth pads and choirs sound 'epic'. I kinda want to dub it "Two Steps From Hell"-core, but that might be a bit harsh on everyone involved. :D I liked how alien and uncomfortable this sounded when it wasn't doing the usual "woah woaaah woah" parts and Linkin Park choruses. The problem is the choruses just aren't as good as Linkin Park, so you end up getting this really cool stuff around it that takes annoying breaks to remind me of a different band!

Structurally, they are as complex as Vanilla Ice or Take That. I don't know how you can call it heavy music when it only has audio distortion. Everything in E-minor, with a few exceptions (bridge) + breakdown style Lorna Shore. I appreciate Lorna Shore, I don't love them. What I heard now is very simple and boring. Have you heard Opeth... I recommend you SymphonyX, Ayreon, something really heavy - Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation (so you can get to know other types of metal), something you've never heard - Dimmu Borgir with a symphony orchestra (live). Not to mention hundreds of other bands. Greetings Scottish girl! ❤

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Finally!!! Seen them live and HIGHLY recommend seeing them. They sound better than their recordings! I’d recommend nighttime disguise off their last album as a synopsis of what they can do. From the flame is another great one. And one of my favs is the live performance of Slave.

No Crybabies here, My Lady! Neutered Bitch 18, does not realize that You work Your Sweet Scottish Ass off all week, and still make time for Us! This song was okay, but the bass and guitars were not as present as I would have liked. Please check out The Perfect Drug by Nine Inch Nails. Keep up the great work My Fine Scottish Lady! ❤❤❤

Brand of Sacrifice have really grown on me. I stumbled across them through reaction channels when they released their song Demon King. I highly recommend it if you're looking to explore them more. As for the metal/electronic fusion, try heading back to the mid 90's (yes, I'm as old as dirt, cause I'd already finished high-school) for some Fear Factory. Their album Demanufacture was my introduction to the fusion when it came out in 1995, and I still love it 29 years later. 🤘

this is the reimagined version, for sure. i'm a big fan of Brand Of Sacrifice and this blend leans much heavier towards that band, so a lot of their music is similar to this. We Came As Romans are a metalcore band, usually less heavy than deathcore, hence the death part of the latters name, and i believe they're an earlier band in the genre, they've had some sound changes, this song was theirs, originally.

Yes, modern metal- and deathcore goes well with synthesizer pads, strings, choirs, why not. But for my taste, it often creates a too dense atmosphere, and the rhythmic drops sound a bit too artificial and, well, in older times people would have said "overproduced". When it comes to deathcore I will never stop recommending and requesting Whitechapel's incredible album "The Valley" and especially the two videos "Hickory Creek" (which is kind of heartbreakingly beautiful) and "When A Demon Defiles A Witch". Such an extraordinary concept album with Phil Bozemen using clean voice for the first time (he was only known for extraordinarily well done growling). Spectacular videos, great lyrics, personal, touching story, very good music for this genre. Something I am sure you will enjoy. Music that actually has something to say. Which I think is becoming more and more rare. A story of a son and his love to his schizophrenic mother, who died early. What a brave thing to share such a personal drama and his thoughts and feelings with his audience. And to try incorporating clean vocals into deathcore for a better artistic approach to tell the story. Personally, I find this adorable and conceptually beautiful. Have a great week and all the best, my Scottish dudette, and dip a toe into the later Whitechapel. I have a strong feeling that you might really like it, from a musical standpoint, which might be surprising for you, as it is deathcore. ;-) ❤

I think it's time N.B. 18 gets introduced to 'Ms. Peggy!'🤣

Brand of Sacrifice is all about a great mix of electronic sound and metal. Well, deathcore with electronic additions. It's a very cool sound if one likes it, and the vocalist Kyle Anderson is certainly up there. Nicknamed Demon King for a reason.

Oh boy do I have a band for you! If you love electronics and metal you should give "Hypa Hypa" by Electric Callboy a go. Bit of fun for if you get bored. We Came As Romans and Brand of Sacrifice are such good bands on their own this mash up is absolutely phenomenal! 🎉🎉🎉

Never mind the rude blokes. i can confidently say that you're one of the most genuine, funny and informative reactors and i put your channel into top three. That guy never seems to be able to understand real sincerety. Some people just want their feelings to be caressed and their tastes to be flattered.

aaaah, they used all of the free assets of metal boyband 101 and added really good growls on top..... if one takes my thing and then goes to the other end of the universe this will be it...... still love whoever suggested this ;-)

Can you react to the music video creeping in my soul by cryoshell

Great to see Leprous pop up, and second a lot of the other song suggestions. They are spectacular live too! Einar posted a cover of Queen's Who Wants To Live Forever recently and it's another wild one.

This was 50% a Bond theme song. Leprous are friggin amazing. Bunch of malemodelcunts. joking. Talented lot. Do more Leprous yea. I'm so awaiting for them to put out a proper live bluray.

So, fun fact is that their last four albums are essentially one big story. If you're really into the harmonious stuff, then focus on Death Atlas. That "goblin-esque" vocal started a tad in Monolith, then they got a bit more into it in Anthropocene Extinction, and then in Death Atlas they fully leaned into it. Terrasite (this album) they reverted back to a bit more of their heavier style, and the goblin vocals sprinkled throughout. Cattle are my favorite band of all time, and it is because, as you said, they do all three parts of making music, very well. Some might say (myself included) musical genius.

The Adele-"Hello" cover...😮😮😮😮 It just seamlessly goes so great together as a metal tune.

you can hear his full vocal spectrum live by trying Leprous - Slave (Live at Rockefeller Music Hall) Great performance, surprise breakdown 😏

"Mike is channeling an higher entity..." Yes, that may be the most accurate description i've ever heard about him.

U got a problem woman and I' don't mean any normal sick ill disease problem I'm talking about a real sick!!! Fucked up!!! Psycho problem here!!!

Haven’t met anyone that thought he was anything but a musical genius.

When you hear a band's name and assume you're talking about some old school death metal, then the song starts and you understand why Devin Townsend had them playing on tour with him. Fucking a!

This is from back in the early days, when that microphone stand had only just started to outgrow Lemmy

Me and my wife saw the twice live last year. So amazing!

Hey Melisa! Leo is something of an internet Treasure. He literally has metal covers of almost *everything*, and not-metal covers of things that started out metal. He's generally always a good time. Have fun! 🤘😎👍

Autotune, huh? i've seen other "analysis" videos on this that say the best thing about THIS version is that is it raw, unedited, unproduced vocals - as close as you can get to a live performance as possible in an "official" version; apparently, according to one vocal coach i watched, you can his 'spit' in some of his vocalisations...

Castaway Angels by Leprous- he did the vocals in 1 take.

I love this band, great reaction as always. You need to react to LEPROUS - Contaminate Me (Live At Rockefeller Music Hall), it features Ihsahn from Emporor, it's a mindblowing performance.

Their drummer is one of my favs. Just a machine. Love his playthrough of The Sky Is Red on YT.

Is this supposed to be metal? I’m not saying its bad or anything and Ive not heard any other Leprous tracks but this just doesn’t sound like metal to me at all.

I first discovered the existence of this band when I was at Wacken 2013. Ihsahn was playing, and little did I know, but his live band at that time was his brother-in-law's band called Leprous! I remember waiting in front of the stage while the curtain was down and hearing this awesome warm-up jam. I was wondering what it was, because it wasn't an Ihsahn song. So I recorded a snippet on my phone. And then when the band played, there was this absolutely epic keyboard player-singer who kinda stole the show, and I had to know who he was. And that's how discovered that Leprous existed. And it turned out, the awesome jam was a Leprous riff.

ну наконецто LEPROUS-ахуеная музычка,спасиба за реакцию!