“When you see the face of God you will die, and there will be nothing left of you but the God man” truly one of the most haunting lines in all of music
The moment at 5:20 where the strings and guitar play together as the preacher says 'when you penetrate to the most high God, you will believe you're mad' is one of my favourites in all of music. So evocative, like staring into the abyss.
SON LOS RECUERDOS DEL FUTURO, NUESTRO FUTURO, PARA LA HISTORIA DEL PORVENIR. ESO ES ARTE, ALGO QUE TE ESTREMECE HASTA LAS ENTRAÑAS Y TE LLEVA A OTRA PARTE QUE NO PODRÍAS IR, SIN ÉL. SOY POETA Y ESTO "COME WITH THE RAIN".
I used to think that Sleep was the best piece on the album. Now I'm convinced that Static is the best piece of music on the album. Either way, brilliant album.
@OreillyORLY World police is undeniably the best part of static, starts off slow with canyons and atomic clock, then gets good with chart then fucking EXPLODES with police and then sooths back down into ambience. Probably the best track on the album tied with Sleep
World Police and Friendly Fire is one of the best piece of music ever created and the monologue always give me chills... There will never be an album good as this one
i am a FIRM believer that this album is the greatest achievement in any art form since the beginning of time idc what anyone says, not even other post rock bands could come up with this shit, NO ONE could’ve, this is like music that was sent down from the heavens like its so good holy shit i love this album SO MUCH
That train sound at the beginning reminds me so much of my childhood. I used to live near a train yard/rail depot in Concord Ontario and I would always hear this while falling asleep at night. This is my favourite song for that reason :)
I’m not even that into post-rock but this song, man... That third part (4:43), I feel my heart sinking into my chest. I don’t know why but this is so, so beautiful
This album contains the most powerful pieces of music I've ever heard. It's one of the few albums for which I think "masterpiece" is an appropriate word to use.
I wish I could spend every instant of my life inside this album. I wish every moment of my life was as emotional, meaningful and powerful as the music in this album.
when i first heard of Godspeed, i went nuts and bought all their records. this track has haunted me ever since. i remember a few years ago when i was on an immensely miserable, incredibly dark, self-destructive path of binge drinking that i would sit in my dark room with this song playing and just cry. completely drunk and alone in the dark, the sample of the man going on about urim and thummim was almost like a glitter of hope for me. sorry for the rant. tl;dr this is a beautiful track!
Godspeed are certainly the most atmospheric band I have ever listened to. When listening to these pieces, ones outlook on day to day objects and scenarios changes (for the better?)
world police is a genuine masterclass in musical progression. 13:00-16:00 is so incredibly unsettling. the slow accelerando, the ascending chord progression, and the phenomenal crescendoing drums all point to a powerful impact. yet 16:02 still manages to give me chills every time, even after that intense buildup. one of the most gorgeous moments i have ever heard in a song. godspeed is so distinct from anything else in the post-rock genre, and i wholeheartedly believe that they made one of the most chilling, emotionally gratifying albums ever created here.
These guys don't create songs, they create pieces. Their first album gave the feel of a post-apocalyptic world, but this one... When Storm begins and the military drums kick in, I imagine a WWII era. When this song begins, and the atomic clock comes in, I start to feel a sense of dread and impending doom. Almost as though this album plays as a prequel to their first.
It really speaks to the quality (and length) of this piece that I've seen over 15 different timestamps of people's favourite parts. Really powerful music, I love the arc it progresses through: like a modern symphony.
From Reedit: I've always interpreted this album as being a metaphor for one's life: "Storm" starts out as a positive and uplifting force; similar to how a child sees the world as vast and imaginative...beautiful and vibrant. Most of all, innocent. However, as "Storm" ends, the tone changes considerably, leaving a sense of disappointment and hopelessness, like how the child grows up and sees the harsh realities of the world. "Static" is the person now as a young adult...turning into a cynical and cold person, who works 9 to 5 everyday, being restrained by society, while being force-fed the cruelties of humanity on a daily basis. "Sleep" is the turning point, when the young adult breaks free of the monotonous tasks and starts to do what he/she truly loves and helps out as many people as he/she can. This could lead to marriage, kids, connecting with others on a mature level...now that the adult sees the good and bad, he/she recaptures the energy lost years ago. "Antennas to Heaven" represents the elder; passing along the lessons learned from his/her life and finally accepts his/her fate and can die knowing their lives had purpose.
@@jamesguillorytheirascibleh585 Aren't you ashamed? I've caught you making this comparison in at least three videos already. I don't know how someone can be so square minded. Even if there are a lot of similarities, and props to Swans those guys are amazing, this band brings so much new sound and atmosphere, how can they be ripping off Swans, clearly there is no way!
I’m not religious but that preacher’s sermon is incredibly compelling. I like to imagine he’s describing some sort of cosmic, eldritch entity/phenomenon that he witnessed and he calls it God.
Godspeed you! Black Emperor... yours is the scariest of music. because it's real, so real, too real. Harbinger of truth. My only hope is it won't happen. It's a weak hope.
Holy fuck this is my first time listening to the album after literal years of knowing about it,bafter that climax my heart was pumping for minutes on end and I was still on edge during the ambience. No song has given me this feeling since I discovered slint a couple years back
This album is beyond phenomenal, it's unlike anything else out there it seems. It's so incredibly well-crafted, atmospheric, emotional and mature. Every song is some special and individual masterpiece. That's probably why so many people can relate to it on a personal level. This album always had this hopeful undertone, except this piece. It feels very desperate and hopeless. Depressing. It's really vicious and eats you up. It's truly impressive what these guys show music is able to do to us humans on a mental level.
Damn, I love the end of World Police and Friendly Fire. It's like someone cooked "Sister Ray" down to three minutes and scored it to be performed by multiple avalanches.
It must be 15 years since I first heard this album and it still blows my mind. It's just too much to put into words. The creative possibilities of the human brain leave me in awe. A true work of art.
From 8:50 until 9:45 I found it to be the most 19th gothic vibes and haunting feelings in this part, it perfectly recreates that deep spiritual struggle of being.
I once lived next to the gym/auditorium of a private high school that had been closed. I used to listen to music on headphones while walking through the old building at night, with no lights on, just because I got a kick out of scaring the shit out of myself. This track and Mogwai's "Remurdered" were the only two tracks I could never actually make it all the way through.
...prepared in innocence to meet our king of glory and so we have this you have it in your secret windows and you're understanding to understand it and to bring it forth it takes minute detail it takes a holy life it takes emotions it takes dedication it takes dedication it takes a death and only god can allow it
SON LOS RECUERDOS DEL FUTURO, NUESTRO FUTURO, PARA LA HISTORIA DEL PORVENIR. ESO ES ARTE, ALGO QUE TE ESTREMECE HASTA LAS ENTRAÑAS Y TE LLEVA A OTRA PARTE QUE NO PODRÍAS IR, SIN ÉL. SOY POETA Y ESTO "COME WITH THE RAIN".
I have no religion. But I had a chance to visit Catholic church today. Listening to this while listening to the pastor's speech woke something inside me.
This is my favorite song off the album, I just really love the moment the speaker begins to fade out and it gets darker with the looming licks done in the back, just amazing sounds all around.
I saw GYBE just last night and they played this one. I've been an avid concertgoer for years now and I thought nothing could really surprise me anymore, but holy shit was I wrong. Listening to this in person felt like a spiritual experience. I was at the front row and the climax made me feel like I was peaking on acid, I was legit shaking by the end. Fucking hell. GY!BE is unmatched.
Mathew Reimer you are also judging his experiences. because in his experience, it is not to much, and he was sharing his opinion like woah dude. sorry.
@@Yuriding when people think "art" they generally think paintings, or sculptures even. I'm saying this is like experiencing visual arts without the need of sight
Around 15:00 that part reminds me of a scene in 28 weeks later when the main people are trying to run away from the infected and then the army starts spraying poison gas and seek refuge in a car.
+Miguel Pérez I don't know if you're agreeing with Kyle or not, but Sad Mafioso is the main movement of East Hastings, so you two are referring to the same thing incase you didn't know:)
I put this album on a sleeping playlist, and I'm not able to make it thru the first 10 min of storm before I fall asleep... I love this band, and I love the ambience they create in there songs... I need more of this type of music... are there any other bands out there like this?
If you haven't found some already (since this a year old comment), then look into the rest of the post-rock genre. Godspeed's other albums: F#A#Infinity, Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada, and Yangqui U.X.O are all excellent. I'd also suggest Swans' Soundtracks for the Blind, The Seer, and To Be Kind. Other great bands from the genre include Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Slint, etc. Godspeed also has a side project with vocals called Silver Mt. Zion.
My ultimate relaxation GY!BE song is "M=F".....to me, that song is the pinnacle of dynamics and relaxation coupled with inducing one to think about the point of everything.
This track give me the chills. everytime. I have vivid visions of religious fundamentalists indoctrinating the young and fueling religious based wars and ultimately ending humanity while listening to this track.
Always when i get to that climax, I involuntarily phisically react in some way. Sometimes I scream, sometimes I just constrict my face muscles, but something always happens
used to listen to GY!BE on repeat while playing Metro: 2033 for the first time. apocalyptic does not even begin to describe their sound, this song especially. shit was more harrowing than the atmosphere of the game
Is there band with vibe like this? I don't mean post rock like mogwai or mono, but i need the drone, post apo random city sounds and monologs like this you know. Where i can dive into the song like here. Please share your fav gybe like bands or tracks 🥰
7:22 to the very end is completely exquisite. Then again, this entire song is quite great. The album its from is great as well. Here's an experimental track from the band 'Plebs & Fuckboys' m.ua-cam.com/video/pgH4c_6nN7c/v-deo.html
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“When you see the face of God you will die, and there will be nothing left of you but the God man” truly one of the most haunting lines in all of music
The moment at 5:20 where the strings and guitar play together as the preacher says 'when you penetrate to the most high God, you will believe you're mad' is one of my favourites in all of music.
So evocative, like staring into the abyss.
You’re mad!!!
it takes minute detail
it takes a holy life
it takes emotions
it takes dedication
"We're trapped in the belly of the machine and the machine is bleeding to death."
isn't that quote from the dead flag blues from the album before this?
USA 2021
@@alexapperley9081 so profound
Welcome, my son. Welcome to the machine.
This is more than music. This is literally an art piece. This stuff belongs in museums.
Nope, Its just music.
And it belongs in my headphones.
SON LOS RECUERDOS DEL FUTURO, NUESTRO FUTURO, PARA LA HISTORIA DEL PORVENIR.
ESO ES ARTE, ALGO QUE TE ESTREMECE HASTA LAS ENTRAÑAS Y TE LLEVA A OTRA PARTE QUE NO PODRÍAS IR, SIN ÉL.
SOY POETA Y ESTO "COME WITH THE RAIN".
Enrique Antonio Mena Caviedes Para historicáno? Sí sí. La arte es quiros.
This song FREAKED ME OUT when I first heard it on headphones. It is astonishing
That's a nice stash you got there buddy
I used to think that Sleep was the best piece on the album. Now I'm convinced that Static is the best piece of music on the album. Either way, brilliant album.
I'm in the same loop atm
+ the ending of antennas to heaven. But I think i've gone through a same understanding to be honest.
My loop is more like Storm -> Sleep -> Static -> Storm....
@OreillyORLY World police is undeniably the best part of static, starts off slow with canyons and atomic clock, then gets good with chart then fucking EXPLODES with police and then sooths back down into ambience. Probably the best track on the album tied with Sleep
Guy Fieri You and me are probably like the only ones who consider them better than Storm
World Police and Friendly Fire is one of the best piece of music ever created and the monologue always give me chills...
There will never be an album good as this one
i am a FIRM believer that this album is the greatest achievement in any art form since the beginning of time idc what anyone says, not even other post rock bands could come up with this shit, NO ONE could’ve, this is like music that was sent down from the heavens like its so good holy shit i love this album SO MUCH
7:23 and onwards.... the most divine masterpiece to have ever graced my life.
Maybe the best piece in music
+TongueSnap I'm still torn between this, Mladic, and Yearning by MONO. And maybe Radiohead's Exit Music.
YESS someone understands, it’s my favorite part
This is one of the most intense and beautiful things I've ever heard...
Leo Bass Covers this made me depressed for two weeks
That train sound at the beginning reminds me so much of my childhood. I used to live near a train yard/rail depot in Concord Ontario and I would always hear this while falling asleep at night. This is my favourite song for that reason :)
You listen to "storm" and feel happy...then track two begins
the depression begins at the end of storm tbh
4:26 onwards breaks me up. I don't know why. It's probably the single piece of music that ever got me close to crying. It's really powerful.
It takes dedication
13:10 that riff is so dang cool, I just freaking love it.
I’m not even that into post-rock but this song, man... That third part (4:43), I feel my heart sinking into my chest. I don’t know why but this is so, so beautiful
this album is one of the most human experiences ever
this song brings tears to my eyes. simply amazing. i love this band
This is the most intense stuff ever
W pfp
@@ridofmax2771 kith crimosnnnsh
im assuming you havent listened to any swans
hey man! i don't know if you're still active, but nice profile picture :P
This album contains the most powerful pieces of music I've ever heard. It's one of the few albums for which I think "masterpiece" is an appropriate word to use.
Every time when the woman starts speaking and the strings start, I get chills, truly magical song
Wait its a woman
@@sauce.unlocked yes, her voice is slowed
I wish I could spend every instant of my life inside this album. I wish every moment of my life was as emotional, meaningful and powerful as the music in this album.
that monologue is f*cking killer
what an amazing composition
when i first heard of Godspeed, i went nuts and bought all their records. this track has haunted me ever since. i remember a few years ago when i was on an immensely miserable, incredibly dark, self-destructive path of binge drinking that i would sit in my dark room with this song playing and just cry. completely drunk and alone in the dark, the sample of the man going on about urim and thummim was almost like a glitter of hope for me. sorry for the rant.
tl;dr
this is a beautiful track!
Godspeed are certainly the most atmospheric band I have ever listened to. When listening to these pieces, ones outlook on day to day objects and scenarios changes (for the better?)
I dunno, if I listen to Dead Flag Blues too much I get... weird.
+RyanKaufman i agree
I listened to this on the bus home from school and now I always get slightly depressed on the bus. so yeah, it changes feeling a.
check out vision creation newsun if you haven't yet. fucking insane stuff
I know that this is another genre, but listen to Hammock those guys are geniuses in making ambient. They made me cry lots of times
world police is a genuine masterclass in musical progression. 13:00-16:00 is so incredibly unsettling. the slow accelerando, the ascending chord progression, and the phenomenal crescendoing drums all point to a powerful impact. yet 16:02 still manages to give me chills every time, even after that intense buildup. one of the most gorgeous moments i have ever heard in a song. godspeed is so distinct from anything else in the post-rock genre, and i wholeheartedly believe that they made one of the most chilling, emotionally gratifying albums ever created here.
This is the type of music for apocalypses.
These days are premonition of this type of feels of what’s going on.
These guys don't create songs, they create pieces. Their first album gave the feel of a post-apocalyptic world, but this one... When Storm begins and the military drums kick in, I imagine a WWII era. When this song begins, and the atomic clock comes in, I start to feel a sense of dread and impending doom. Almost as though this album plays as a prequel to their first.
It really speaks to the quality (and length) of this piece that I've seen over 15 different timestamps of people's favourite parts.
Really powerful music, I love the arc it progresses through: like a modern symphony.
i'm not religious, but if anything is gonna make me believe, this speech is the thing to do it
Its the opposite for me, the band is trying to say that becoming simply the “god man or god woman” isn’t necessarily a happy thing
From Reedit:
I've always interpreted this album as being a metaphor for one's life:
"Storm" starts out as a positive and uplifting force; similar to how a child sees the world as vast and imaginative...beautiful and vibrant. Most of all, innocent. However, as "Storm" ends, the tone changes considerably, leaving a sense of disappointment and hopelessness, like how the child grows up and sees the harsh realities of the world.
"Static" is the person now as a young adult...turning into a cynical and cold person, who works 9 to 5 everyday, being restrained by society, while being force-fed the cruelties of humanity on a daily basis.
"Sleep" is the turning point, when the young adult breaks free of the monotonous tasks and starts to do what he/she truly loves and helps out as many people as he/she can. This could lead to marriage, kids, connecting with others on a mature level...now that the adult sees the good and bad, he/she recaptures the energy lost years ago.
"Antennas to Heaven" represents the elder; passing along the lessons learned from his/her life and finally accepts his/her fate and can die knowing their lives had purpose.
im in static right now :(
Plz use "they/their" instead of he/she
@@Ziad3195 yes
Im in the end of storm
For me sleep is the one i'm in - the evergrowing screeching pain that at some point calms down and then happiness awaits...
It is an emotional masterpiece.....the build-up, the eruption and everything around it....just plain amazing!!
Nothing Beats this. NOTHING.
Kyuss?
Aesthetics?
Bjork-Jalamanta?
But yes this is a MasterPiece that will forever be in my soul.
That music is like, totally different. You can't really compare it to this.
(Cool to see a fellow Kyuss fan here though) :D
Listen to Soundtracks for the Blind, by Swans. Godspeed ripped off almost all of their ideas for sounds and melodies from that band and album.
@@jamesguillorytheirascibleh585 Aren't you ashamed? I've caught you making this comparison in at least three videos already. I don't know how someone can be so square minded. Even if there are a lot of similarities, and props to Swans those guys are amazing, this band brings so much new sound and atmosphere, how can they be ripping off Swans, clearly there is no way!
@@jamesguillorytheirascibleh585 they sound nothing alike
I’m not religious but that preacher’s sermon is incredibly compelling. I like to imagine he’s describing some sort of cosmic, eldritch entity/phenomenon that he witnessed and he calls it God.
This is the most beautiful and heartbreaking thing at the same time. In so many ways.
Brenda Camacho Visceral too, this track is just perfect, it cultivates so many powerful emotions.
Godspeed you! Black Emperor... yours is the scariest of music. because it's real, so real, too real. Harbinger of truth. My only hope is it won't happen. It's a weak hope.
Holy fuck this is my first time listening to the album after literal years of knowing about it,bafter that climax my heart was pumping for minutes on end and I was still on edge during the ambience. No song has given me this feeling since I discovered slint a couple years back
This album is beyond phenomenal, it's unlike anything else out there it seems. It's so incredibly well-crafted, atmospheric, emotional and mature. Every song is some special and individual masterpiece. That's probably why so many people can relate to it on a personal level.
This album always had this hopeful undertone, except this piece. It feels very desperate and hopeless. Depressing. It's really vicious and eats you up. It's truly impressive what these guys show music is able to do to us humans on a mental level.
4:40 This is the part that just makes me feel fully vulnerable and just let it all out man
W pfp
I don’t think i ever heard such intensity in a song. That was beyond amazing.
My heart is betting so fast!
Damn, I love the end of World Police and Friendly Fire. It's like someone cooked "Sister Ray" down to three minutes and scored it to be performed by multiple avalanches.
0:01 - 3:36 Introduction
3:36 - 7:20 Song
7:20 - 17:10 Theme and Variations
17:10+ Finale
I know this is extremely old, but I consider everything before World Police to be a really awesome long intro, and "The Buildings" the outro.
It must be 15 years since I first heard this album and it still blows my mind. It's just too much to put into words. The creative possibilities of the human brain leave me in awe. A true work of art.
Beautiful and .... I don't even know, how can I even use words to describe this? Just stick to feel it.
Thank you.
From 8:50 until 9:45 I found it to be the most 19th gothic vibes and haunting feelings in this part, it perfectly recreates that deep spiritual struggle of being.
And when you penetrate to the most high God, you will believe you are mad, you will believe you have gone insane.
Its like songs inside of a song, wow
11:15 the wall of sound that comes at the end of this lead up makes me want to explode
I once lived next to the gym/auditorium of a private high school that had been closed. I used to listen to music on headphones while walking through the old building at night, with no lights on, just because I got a kick out of scaring the shit out of myself.
This track and Mogwai's "Remurdered" were the only two tracks I could never actually make it all the way through.
The bass in World Police and Friendly Fire thooo
This is just beautiful
while listening to this my vision got blurry and then weirdly "focused?" tha hell is this witchcraft. I love it
...prepared in innocence to meet our king of glory
and so we have this
you have it in your secret windows
and you're understanding to understand it and to bring it forth
it takes minute detail
it takes a holy life
it takes emotions
it takes dedication
it takes dedication
it takes a death
and only god can allow it
SON LOS RECUERDOS DEL FUTURO, NUESTRO FUTURO, PARA LA HISTORIA DEL PORVENIR.
ESO ES ARTE, ALGO QUE TE ESTREMECE HASTA LAS ENTRAÑAS Y TE LLEVA A OTRA PARTE QUE NO PODRÍAS IR, SIN ÉL.
SOY POETA Y ESTO "COME WITH THE RAIN".
"I can give you unspoken words that's never been spoken -- it's not even in your Bible."
My absolute favorite piece of theirs_
Johann Sebastian Bach and Ian Curtis sadly never got to work together, but if they did, it might have sounded something like this.
what
One knew God (Bach) and the other one knew the Devil (Curtis).
Why those two?
11:19 my brain melts
glad i wasnt the only one
I have no religion. But I had a chance to visit Catholic church today. Listening to this while listening to the pastor's speech woke something inside me.
an invitation to something better.
@@Funnel2TV if you are talking about getting a religion then hell fkin knaw
This is my favorite song off the album, I just really love the moment the speaker begins to fade out and it gets darker with the looming licks done in the back, just amazing sounds all around.
I drink another bottle, sit down, drown, jump up, feel the burning sky on my arms as I reach, break, drown, sing and laugh, die
loving this
absolutely beatiful
I saw GYBE just last night and they played this one. I've been an avid concertgoer for years now and I thought nothing could really surprise me anymore, but holy shit was I wrong. Listening to this in person felt like a spiritual experience. I was at the front row and the climax made me feel like I was peaking on acid, I was legit shaking by the end. Fucking hell. GY!BE is unmatched.
Bleak, Uncertain, Beautiful...
thanks Backxwash for reminding me of this banger
When i listened to this for the first time i became extremely depressed for like a week after. This band is too much sometimes
Rich Graham no its not
***** Who are you to judge others experiences? lol.
Mathew Reimer oh, not a "lol" nooooooooo!
***** What?
Mathew Reimer you are also judging his experiences. because in his experience, it is not to much, and he was sharing his opinion like woah dude. sorry.
EARGASM 15:51
That buildup coming up to 15mins is incredible.
this is the best trip ever
2:09 I’m floating
cool thanks for sharing thats wicked!
Incredible. Just incredible.
i accidentaly played east hastlings and static at the same time and it worked perfectly...
This was hype, I just felt like I was having a heart attack at times. :P
GY!BE is more than simply music, they're art in audio form
Music IS art, wtf u saying dude
@@Yuriding when people think "art" they generally think paintings, or sculptures even. I'm saying this is like experiencing visual arts without the need of sight
@@905Review i get what you mean!
@@905Review all music had some intrinsic artistic value, maybe you just like post-rock :)
Around 15:00 that part reminds me of a scene in 28 weeks later when the main people are trying to run away from the infected and then the army starts spraying poison gas and seek refuge in a car.
+Amanda Archer well I know east Hastings was on the first movie, but if there's another one I'd like to know which haha.
+Kyle Englot Yeah, the sad mafioso.
+Miguel Pérez I don't know if you're agreeing with Kyle or not, but Sad Mafioso is the main movement of East Hastings, so you two are referring to the same thing incase you didn't know:)
Yes I see running too. Some kind of dire catastrophe thrown in there for good measure too.
Also, it reminds me from Caillou Gets Grounded where his father gives his son a punishment day and grounds him very super extremely large time.
I put this album on a sleeping playlist, and I'm not able to make it thru the first 10 min of storm before I fall asleep... I love this band, and I love the ambience they create in there songs... I need more of this type of music... are there any other bands out there like this?
If you haven't found some already (since this a year old comment), then look into the rest of the post-rock genre. Godspeed's other albums: F#A#Infinity, Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada, and Yangqui U.X.O are all excellent. I'd also suggest Swans' Soundtracks for the Blind, The Seer, and To Be Kind. Other great bands from the genre include Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Slint, etc. Godspeed also has a side project with vocals called Silver Mt. Zion.
@@MsMastress check out the other GYBE side projects hiss tracts and hrsta if you havent already man. theyre really good too but not as known
I have already listen to other bands in the post rock, but i don't know, i didn't found anything so good like gybe
My ultimate relaxation GY!BE song is "M=F".....to me, that song is the pinnacle of dynamics and relaxation coupled with inducing one to think about the point of everything.
3:02 i think this is what the universe sounds like from space
It sounds like nothing, there is no sound in space
This track give me the chills. everytime. I have vivid visions of religious fundamentalists indoctrinating the young and fueling religious based wars and ultimately ending humanity while listening to this track.
i got the same feeling....so powerful
Tips fedora*
@@K___R okay, this is epic
the buildings they are sleeping now is one of the most unnerving and unsettling arrangements of music to be performed
Always when i get to that climax, I involuntarily phisically react in some way. Sometimes I scream, sometimes I just constrict my face muscles, but something always happens
im an atheist, but i belive so much on the preacher of the beginning
Idc what anyone says nothing on this album beats world police and friendly fire
Deep sh*t!
The heart of the rustbelt.
Turn off the lights. Hit play. Enjoy the trip!
Thank you Sonikku Dammit for all the GSYBE tracks
A masterpiece...
8:15 to 9:00 reminds me a lot of Fallout New Vegas
Yeah it does sound like fallout new vegas
AYE! I'm not the only one who thinks that!
and Game of Thrones
C est une tuerie ce morceau !
used to listen to GY!BE on repeat while playing Metro: 2033 for the first time. apocalyptic does not even begin to describe their sound, this song especially. shit was more harrowing than the atmosphere of the game
pinnacle of melancholy
all their songs are so awsome!
These guys are an enigma.
15:01 it gets more intense from here on
Simply amazing
world police and friendly fire is so fucking good holy shart
Is there band with vibe like this? I don't mean post rock like mogwai or mono, but i need the drone, post apo random city sounds and monologs like this you know. Where i can dive into the song like here. Please share your fav gybe like bands or tracks 🥰
Sigur ros
We Lost The Sea, specially from Departure Songs onward
The Machine (Drie Album), there are others but I can't remember them right now
...and finally.
This is all a dream
, a dream in death..
7:22 to the very end is completely exquisite. Then again, this entire song is quite great. The album its from is great as well. Here's an experimental track from the band 'Plebs & Fuckboys' m.ua-cam.com/video/pgH4c_6nN7c/v-deo.html