Be'lakor Embers Arc REACTION
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Today on BaldHeaded Metal I'll be reacting to Be'lakor Embers Arc. I love heavy metal, hard rock and classic rock and music in general so this is right up my alley! Join me for the reaction and see what i had to say! Thanks for stopping by!
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Original Song: • BE'LAKOR - An Ember's ...
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COUNTLESS SKIES
Best melodeath band for me, cant wait to listen the new album !!! Thanks for sharing !
Glad you made a reaction for this one too ! :-) Another criminally underrated band..asa some mentioned already. I thing they have the smoothest transitions from all metal bands, even better that Insomnium from this perspective. The end of this song is one of my favourite metal moments. Thank you ! :-)
i got something special for you guys tomorrow :D...full albumreaction to vessels tomorrow!
@@BaldHeadedMETAL Ooo..you'll be in for a treat :-)
Be'lakor have become one of my favorite bands in recent time. It's funny you mention Tool at the end, because I've referred to Be'lakor as the Tool of melodeath, due to their solid progression and smooth transitions.
I'm really looking forward to their new album coming up. I recommend Counties Skies if you want another Be'lakor song to check out.
I tried to contact Be' Lakor for an interview and they said yes. I don't know when ill be able to set it up for but if you have any questions you'd like to hear being asked let me know!
@@BaldHeadedMETAL That's awesome, man! I'll be sure to let you know.
Same for me. Tool and Be’lakor are my favorite bands.
@@BaldHeadedMETAL Hi please ask them if they make a decent amount of money out of their music/merchandise at all or if its still just mainly a hobby: We all know that Be'lakor is way underrated, but they keep growing and maybe in the future they will be able to be fulltime musicians.
If you get a chance to interview them, can you ask about the Metal scene in Australia? Is it difficult to make a living by playing metal? Touring in Australia? How are records selling? Radio play?
Awesome I will! They said they were interested but scheduling might be hard I’ll try to make it happen!
Enjoyed your reactions to both An Embers Arc, which starts the story (of Vessels) as a photon leaves the sun, and The Smoke of Many Fires, which ends the story as the photon leaves its last "Vessel" and returns to the fire. Given your appreciation of Be'lakor I suspect you would enjoy Ne Obliviscaris. Try "And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope" live in Colarado. Subbed
Thank you i really appreciate that!
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
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I'm really looking forward to your interview. I'm also from Melbourne and would love to know of any touring plans to support the new album release. It would be interesting to get their take on being musicians in a city that has had virtually no live performances for 18 months.
Embers Arc is a great song but can definitely be for more seasoned Be’lakor listeners. I’m telling you, the two new singles “Hidden Window,” and “Foothold,” are much more in your face without losing the uniqueness to their sound. You gotta check them out!
I’ll do those next 😁👍
@@BaldHeadedMETAL the old stuff is amazing 2
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
@@BaldHeadedMETAL where do you pull your lyrics from.
Be’lakor are very consistent with great songs and change ups and Neobliviscaris might go a little further with diversity and a violin is sik and are my 2 fav AUS bands, (of Petrichor Weaves black noise) Be the first on UA-cam to react 😎
I'll check em out too! It was fun to chat with steve from be'lakor about the band and the creative process so be on the look out for that :D
you have to check their lyrics, they are amazing writers ... truly and underrated band
I will on the next one....By the way I mentioned to other people in the comments I contacted be’lakor for an interview and they said they would be interested so I’m gathering questions from fans. Anything you’d like to add?
@@BaldHeadedMETAL That will be amazing ... I want to know if they are planning to tour in North America or Europe in the next years.
Also would like to know about the writing process for their songs (Who write the lyrics? Steve? George?).
Almost forgot, what pickups does Shaun have on the explorer?
I have to say: my favourite melodeath band very close behind (Old) In Flames 🤘
And yes the songwriting these guys do is phenomenal. I always wonder how they are capable of doing that. 😀
Man made god in flames I liked a lot! By the way I mentioned to other people in the comments I contacted be’lakor for an interview and they said they would be interested so I’m gathering questions from fans. Anything you’d like to add?
@@BaldHeadedMETAL I'm curious what their main influences are because I've never heard any kind of melodeath in this atmospheric way.
You and your brother should do the whole albums
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
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By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
@@BaldHeadedMETAL that's awesome 🤩
@@BaldHeadedMETAL for when a Tour that includes Portugal or/and Spain?
Hey man, loved your reaction. I would like to comment on your thoughts about the drums. I personally feel the drums in this song are perfect, because it fits the atmosphere of the song so well. Everything is almost ethereal and nails that sense of vastness in space. Just my 2 cents on the matter anyway.
I tried to contact Be' Lakor for an interview and they said yes. I don't know when ill be able to set it up for but if you have any questions you'd like to hear being asked let me know!
@@BaldHeadedMETAL Thats sweet. I would love to know what inspires their subject matter. I find their lyrics are just as solid as the music, and would love to hear their thought process.
They truly are unique, they took the spot of my favorite band from Tool and thats a amazing feature that before them I couldnt even think someone that was close, maybe Opeth. For now, I recommend that you listen to Countless Skies and... If you really dig that song, a live album reaction from the new album that is going to drop in Oct.19 would be a really good idea.
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
I had to carpool a new worker to a construction job of mine and I had countless skies on He was just like Who are these guys!! Closing eyes banging ect lol I didn’t know him and just said Be’lakor and Later when he borrowed my Ute I could here it 100m away him blaring an ember’s Arc was just obsessed......He has only heard mainstream radio rock/metal and It blew his mind LOL
if you want to hear the drums shine go to the Stones Reach album.... countless skies, outlive the hand... the whole album is good though
Ive listened to the whole album and its absolutely out of this wordl!
Please checkout edifice of tyranny by ouroboros,brilliant Australia band ,riffs galore🔥🔥🔥🔥
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
I watched your newer full Vessels reaction video and coming back to this I can appreciate your initial feelings. You were on board with this band right away. Very genuine. I look forward to you potentially doing more reactions to Be'lakor. Whether it's the new albums or older albums I don't care, because this is my favourite band ever and whether you do older or newer albums I don't car. By the way if you want another band that sounds like this and also similar to Amon Amarth then check out Obtenebris. They're a French Canadian band that only released one album but all these years later they're coming back. Obtenebris - Dust of Time.
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Mono-run for your life
Gothic hard rock
By the way i'm going to be interviewing Be'lakor this Saturday so i'm compiling questions from fans. Anything you'd like to ask?
Their older records are more catchy
I listened to the last three albums