Starset has offered me so much. But the one thing I will be forever grateful for is they gave me something to relate too. And that is rare. They forever have my love
I love the message of this song it's similar to that of rise and fall and dreamcatcher, and how it foreshadows horizon album, "we wont just fall away, we weren't just born to fade out stories are past the horizon" makes me think every song from horizon is specifically a song a bout certain citizen or group of people in this dystopian future, and the song represents the story of them
I rarely ever come across reaction channels that pick apart the fabrics of ourselves, society, and the human condition as a result. Not to mention in response to my all-time favorite band that honestly carried me through Highschool lol. There's just something about this band that just hits all the niche characteristics sonically and lyrically that meshes with the inner construct of myself, I guess my own form of "MNQN" (see what I did there) that diverts from the mainstream or the intended demographic in order to be distinct with me, myself, and I. Then I can't help but try to recommend it to others, hoping I give a good experience and feel fulfilled by that alone. But I end up doubting myself, thinking that sharing what you love will only add to that mainstream, and "sharing the wealth" stretches the significance out to the point where it means little anymore. It creates these weird dilemmas that actually reignite my faith in my cognition with myself and those around me, and I couldn't have enlightened myself any better than with STARSET. You've certainly deserved a sub from me. You take care, and happy holidays!
Starset has offered me so much. But the one thing I will be forever grateful for is they gave me something to relate too. And that is rare. They forever have my love
I love the message of this song it's similar to that of rise and fall and dreamcatcher, and how it foreshadows horizon album, "we wont just fall away,
we weren't just born to fade
out stories are past the horizon"
makes me think every song from horizon is specifically a song a bout certain citizen or group of people in this dystopian future, and the song represents the story of them
I rarely ever come across reaction channels that pick apart the fabrics of ourselves, society, and the human condition as a result. Not to mention in response to my all-time favorite band that honestly carried me through Highschool lol.
There's just something about this band that just hits all the niche characteristics sonically and lyrically that meshes with the inner construct of myself, I guess my own form of "MNQN" (see what I did there) that diverts from the mainstream or the intended demographic in order to be distinct with me, myself, and I. Then I can't help but try to recommend it to others, hoping I give a good experience and feel fulfilled by that alone. But I end up doubting myself, thinking that sharing what you love will only add to that mainstream, and "sharing the wealth" stretches the significance out to the point where it means little anymore. It creates these weird dilemmas that actually reignite my faith in my cognition with myself and those around me, and I couldn't have enlightened myself any better than with STARSET.
You've certainly deserved a sub from me. You take care, and happy holidays!
You should react to red until we have faces album, its a banger!
Exactly!
Glad to see you reacted to this song! My favorite from Starset to date
Starset - the best band ever! Thank you for this reactions! Excited to see you reactions to Other World Then This and Perfect Machine
Love this song! Probably my personal favorite off the album.
Love your deep dive into the meaning of the song and beyond. Your reactions are the best :)