Xymphony is less of a song and more of an EXPERIENCE! When I first listened to it I was in total shock bc I’ve never heard anything like it, it’s such a creative masterpiece. I agree that it seems quite disjointed and it also isn’t what I would typically listen to but that’s what makes it unique and exciting. It’s surprisingly addictive and is my most listened song on the album (with night before the end as a very close second) bc I love the quirkiness and piano so much I can’t get enough of it!!
If iNSTEAD wasn't full metal, Xymphony would 100% be my favorite on the album. I have always loved the XH creepiness, the jolty, fragmented, and segmented sound from them. It's honestly (in my opinion) their second most impressive song. Jungsu being allowed to shine for once is what we all needed lol. Ugh there is just something so special and unique about Xymphony that you don't get from the typical kpop scene. It also is so reminiscent of Muse which makes me love it even more.
Xymphony is less of a song and more of an EXPERIENCE! When I first listened to it I was in total shock bc I’ve never heard anything like it, it’s such a creative masterpiece. I agree that it seems quite disjointed and it also isn’t what I would typically listen to but that’s what makes it unique and exciting. It’s surprisingly addictive and is my most listened song on the album (with night before the end as a very close second) bc I love the quirkiness and piano so much I can’t get enough of it!!
If iNSTEAD wasn't full metal, Xymphony would 100% be my favorite on the album. I have always loved the XH creepiness, the jolty, fragmented, and segmented sound from them. It's honestly (in my opinion) their second most impressive song. Jungsu being allowed to shine for once is what we all needed lol. Ugh there is just something so special and unique about Xymphony that you don't get from the typical kpop scene. It also is so reminiscent of Muse which makes me love it even more.