Dream lineup for me would be Northlane, Loathe, Static Dress, Void of Vision (RiP), and Moodring or even throw Thornhill in the mix. And yes, especially if the Loathe and Teenage Wrist collab was on the setlist, gotta have it!!
@@bw0ns4mdi35 No, it's more on fault of whoever produced the instrumental for frailty. Her lyrics and flow are fairly different. It falls upon who did the production for that song and who created the beat / sampled this. If anything, it's more likely to be heavy-sampling of an instrumental, which is extremely common in music. it's not ripping off lol. JuiceWRLD's Lucid Dreams literally rips off Sting's song btw. One song that is EXACTLY the same to Vira's is Basement by Bad Apple, which I believe is what Vira uses. Sampling happens everywhere, it's not rippin off dawg
@@RuzzyID There's a difference between a sample and a rip, learn it. Also, when you rip someone and don't give them credit, that's theft. Juice wrld credited Sting.
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Best song on the album.
This album is so complete I don’t think you can go wrong with any song. My personal favorite is Head In The Clouds
The whole album is gold. My fav is SYNC.wav though)
Agree, this song is amazing.
Fave track on the album. Riff and vocals on the chorus is perfect.
The only thing I wanted more of after the record was riffs. Felt like there werent that many. GREAT record tho!
@@wjveryzer7985 same here i really like the riffs :)
The drums are the real highlight for me. Listen to how well they carry the vibe and bounce through the song
Need a Teenage Wrist x Loathe x Moodring tour 🔥🔥🔥
YUP YUP YUP
With Static Dress!
Dream lineup for me would be Northlane, Loathe, Static Dress, Void of Vision (RiP), and Moodring or even throw Thornhill in the mix. And yes, especially if the Loathe and Teenage Wrist collab was on the setlist, gotta have it!!
favorite track from the new album. These guys and Static Dress are gonna steal the scene!
Agreed. Both records are my favorite albums this year so far.
Would love to see Moodring tour with teenage wrist, deftones and The Plot in You.
easily the best track on the record. been stuck in my head since the album dropped
Moodring rules! Can't wait to listen to the new album!
Love this band
Strictly hits from these lads
I love Moodring saw them open up with Thornhill last year in Chapel Hill NC so good I could listen to this album from front to back.
this is really good im new to these guys but i wanna hear more for sure
Heard this banger on Friday night footy and it’s such a hark back to 90s music vibes!
Yeah kinda Offspring, Linkin Park vibes
Another killer banger I loved this 👍🏼👊🙌🤟
Hey love
@cody B hey babe what’s new 🔥😘
Incredible song.
AOTY🔥🔥🔥🔥
Such a banger
Just heard this on the footy break
Under rated song off the album
Some Deftones vibes. Nice!
Nice song.🔥🔥🔥
🥀🐍🎶
Is Kaleb still the bassist?
no, he just rejoined For The Fallen Dreams.
Are we not gonna talk about how this is just Bad Apple by Basement but slightly different.
Based comment right here 🤣👀
Or The Summer by Citizen
true but this is way better
violent vira- frailty
@@similartracks well she just stole the moodring version
So preppy
It sounds like a violent vira song!?🤨
She ripped it off
@@bw0ns4mdi35 No, it's more on fault of whoever produced the instrumental for frailty. Her lyrics and flow are fairly different. It falls upon who did the production for that song and who created the beat / sampled this.
If anything, it's more likely to be heavy-sampling of an instrumental, which is extremely common in music. it's not ripping off lol.
JuiceWRLD's Lucid Dreams literally rips off Sting's song btw.
One song that is EXACTLY the same to Vira's is Basement by Bad Apple, which I believe is what Vira uses. Sampling happens everywhere, it's not rippin off dawg
@@RuzzyID There's a difference between a sample and a rip, learn it. Also, when you rip someone and don't give them credit, that's theft. Juice wrld credited Sting.
This song was released well before Frailty, please learn how to read.