I think I've listened to all their songs and haven't found any of them bad or even mediocre. I do have some favorites though. Adabana, Raitei, a ray of light, zen just to name a few. They also have some excellent covers of both japanese and western origin. Enjoy discovering this awesome band's work.
thank you for the suggestions. I went down the rabbit hole with Band Maid and Hanabie thanks to the reaction and further suggestions. I will take yours and follow suit. Thank you
Nemophila - "baby blue eyes" flower, "Rurikarakusa" in Japanese; grows in N-America and is appreciated in Japan (see "Hitachi Seaside Park"). The band was formed in 2019, originally as a "session" brought together by... Mayu - the vocalist (ex- Lipstick band); Haraguchi-san - bass, backing vocals, was Mayu's friend and colleague from Music College (ex - Holderlins band); Tamu Murata - drums, backing vocals, one the most respected session musician in Japan (countless bands), with also her own original carrier; she's also the wife of Akira Yamaoka, musician/composer, known especially for his videogames OSTs, in particular for "Silent Hill"; Saki (ex - "Mary's Blood" band for a decade, and others), she's a "young sacred monster" in J-metal) guitar, backing vocals, and... Hazuki (Li-sa-X / KOIAI bands) - guitar, backing vocals; both, Saki and Hazuki have a lot of experience. With their "jigoku no yurufuwa band" (transl. "loose and fluffy band of hell), Nemophila made an amazing fandom impression during the pandemic, thru UA-cam clips...so far about 40 Western/Japanese awesomely bonkers covers, and over 30 original freakishly good songs (singles, EPs, 2 albums - "Revive" and "Seize The Faith"). Discography, alphabetical order: 01. ADABANA - 徒花 - "Fruitless/seedless flower" 02. Another Story (ballad) 03. A Ray Of Light 04. Back into the wild 05. Blooming 06. Breaking Out 07. Change the World 08. Creature 09. DISSENSION 10. ENTEN - 炎天 - "Scorching/blazing heat/sun" 11. Fighter 12. GAME OVER (ballad) 13. Hōzuki - 鬼灯 - "Demon Light" - "Winter cherry" / "Japanese lantern" plant 14. HYPNOSIS 15. Life (ballad - their "official anthem") 16. MONSTERS 17. Night Flight 18. now I here (ballad) 19. OIRAN - "Courtesan" (their first original song, in february 2020) 20. RAITEI - 雷霆 - "Thunder" 21. REVIVE 22. RISE 23. Rock’n’Roll Is? (an homage to famous rock bands/artists; the lyrics/melody and style of play are Easter Eggs) 24. Rollin’Rollin’ 25. Seize the Faith 26. Soaring ～to be continued～(instrumental) 27. SORAI - "Autumn wind" (was supposed to be the original name for the band) 28. STYLE 29. - 群青 30. Waiting for you 31. ZEN ________ - Another Story... written during the pandemic, with the purpose of lifting the spirit; not part of any official release or performed in any concert... but - according to Saki - "it's part of 'Yell to Art, Tokyo Project' (started by Tokyo Metropolitan Government to offer place for artists to upload their work...since all lives, concerts, events and exhibitions had been suspended, all venues had been closed"; was posted on UA-cam, on this channel: アートにエールを!【音楽 1ch】; although is no longer there, there are some reactions to it, just search "NEMOPHILA / AnotherStory". - Breaking Out, Creature, Ultramarine... not part of any official release, but they are performed sometimes in the concerts. - Blooming...released only on the official Nemophila UA-cam channel, it is performed sometimes in the concerts. ___________________________
thank you for the full rundown right now. I really appreciate it. I am going to see what I can do to possibly bring the band to the podcast for an interview. I have heard that they have a better grasp of English compared to some other Japanese bands, so I gotta give it a shot
Glad you instantly noticed how good the drummer is - Tamu Murata is actually one of the best japanese drummers around. She's a jazz-fusion drummer at the core, but totally versatile as you can see. She's a multi-instrumentist too (keys, guitar, bass and even sax) and a much demanded pro drummer.
So just a little backstory that not many people on this channel know about, but I did try and be a drummer between the ages of 10-14, but I never stuck with it. However from having a certain love for the drums, there is always something that I notice when the drums and drummer are doing something that amplify the band, and this is it. You can see the versatility that she has and how much ability that gives her and the band to play around with different styles and understand how to make it sonically flow from one section to the next. It isn't common to find a drummer that can consistently do that with quality
It is different analyzing music in this reaction way compared to when I do it for a podcast interview. In a reaction style, I get one listen and then I have to go right from there. When I do it for an interview, I typically listen to the song 3 or 4 times before starting to write down my thoughts to fully understand where it is going. Reacting blind takes that and puts it in a rushed spot where that room to breathe is lost. I do get what you're saying, it is the nature of the beast on a first reaction.
Yes, Hanabie are a bit more manic, Nemophila are more varied and can pretty much do any style under the sun; brutal to punk to nu metal to fluffy ballad and Hazuki and Saki are face-melting shredders. They have a bit more refined sound overall. Next up: "Rise" "Adabana" "Style" "Enten" I should add that they have a an album of covers coming out in November, where they cover Metallic, Slipknot, Pantera and others. They have TONS of covers that they've mad videos for and they are ALL really well done (I like many of them better than the original!) including a GREAT cover of Hanabie's "O-Saki ni Shitsureshimasu (Pardon Me, I Have To Go Now)"
Thank you for the update on the cover album coming out in November. I might be able to use that information to bring them to the podcast for an interview. And there is much more to discover about this band. I just saw Hanabie last night and it was manic (as I am wearing their tour shirt now). And thank you for the suggestions, I will go down the rabbit hole with Nemophila with these reactions
@@chordprogressionpodcast Great show. got to see Hettsu and Matsuri out in the parking lot before the show and they went over to the coffee shop across the street. Couldn't believe the luck! 🤘
Very good choice with Nemophila 🤘🤘 My personal favorite is still this: NEMOPHILA / 雷霆 -RAITEI- [Official Music Video] Every morning on the way to work to find my motivation and get into the right mood
All 5 are fluffy "Monsters", they also have a song by that title worth checking out during your upcoming journey with them :) They do have an effect on top of Mayu's harsh vocals in this video, but if you listen ot any of their live stuff you'll quickly learn she needs no help, and the effect was purely a stylistic choice. There's actually 2 guitar solos in this (and most) Nemophila song. First was by Hazuki, second was by Saki.
Sweet thank you for the suggestion. I love when comments like this come in because I get to learn more about the band, about what makes them who they are, and find out there are typically 2 guitar solos. I love it
Hanabie opened a show in Nagoya for Nemophila a while back this year. Can you just _imagine_?!? I've seen Nemophila live a couple times, and bot left me with that "in the presence of greatness" vibe. My favorite band, full stop.
That show would have been wild. Now you got me kinda jealous because Hanabie by themselves was great, but add Nemophila to the top of it would be even better
Can only second what ppl are saying about nemophila being dope in the comments, my recommendations i heavily suggest are Rise, Adabana and hypnosis. Absolute BANGERS
Diving into the world of Japanese metal (Babymetal, Nemophila, Band-Maid, Lovebites, Hanabie) has been a fantastic journey and looks like many agree. Thank you for the suggestions. I will do more
Haven’t seen a Nemophila reaction in a while, yours got recommended so I said what the hell. These ladies have put out several live videos in the past few months, Oiran, Revive, Seize the fate, and Change the World. If you really want to see what these ladies are all about I would watch one of these live videos.
2 things. First thank you for checking out the reaction and giving some of your time. I really appreciate that. Second with the live videos, I have had people telling me to check out the live videos for other bands I reacted to but haven't seen live yet (Band-Maid and Hanabie specifically). I typically stay away from live videos until I see the band live so I can truly experience it the right way
The members of nemophila are musicians from different bands. They are all excellent musicians. And nemophila is a very unique and diverse band, with various genres of music appearing in their catalog. I recommend《oiran》live(recent upload) as the next!🤘🏻🌸🤘🏻
The one issue I have with live performance videos is a personal one. I like to stay away from live video reactions because when I see the band live for the first time, I want to go in with no expectations or premonitions of what might happen. I want to feel it for real. So I hope they tour the US soon.
how the band pronounces their name: Nemophila (nem-o-phi-la) (nemmofeela) (read like romaji: neh - moh - fee - lah) a video link with a woman introducing them: ua-cam.com/video/19VQ9tkWksQ/v-deo.html
That's Keiko Terada, vocalist of legendary band SHOW-YA (the grandmothers of female rock in Japan), presenting again in her own creation, the Naon no Yaon music festival (for female rockers only).
thank you sir. If i ever mess up the pronunciation in the first reaction, i get comments like this and then won't mess it up in the next one. It helps me learn and properly respect the band and the language as well. Thank you again
@@RazvanMihaeanu - Yes the person previously referred to as "a woman" is probably the most influential Japanese female metal artist ever (special shout to Naoko Yamano of Shonen Knife - also a heavy music revolutionary in Japan). Not only paving the way, and literally providing the platform for heavy female artists, but on her own band's journey (Show-Ya, as you mentioned - started in 1981!!! and still going strong after a 7 year hiatus) helped take them from their original poppy sound to the heavier albums Outerlimits and Hard Way. Also worth mentioning is that Keiko turned 60 in July - belated happy birthday - which raises the question - how is it that Japanese women never seem to age? I'm 61 and look twice as old as Keiko.
Me ha gustado tu reacción y análisis, yo no congenio mucho con las transiciones y cambios súbitos de armonía pero ya me acostumbe, así es Nemophila, metal a la japonesa! O lo amas o lo odias! Es la única banda japonesa que verdaderamente me conquistó, con sus transiciones indeseables y todo! Recomiendo Zen, Back into the Will, Enten ! Para mí las mejores! Oirán también. Monster, una belleza técnica musical! Que opinaras! Quedo suscrito para más Nemophila! 😎👌
Nemo is F awesome! Would recommend LOVEBITES but Asami is 100% clean so don't think you'd enjoy it, despite the musicianship being unmatched. Good reaction. 🤘
Thank you. I have checked out LOVEBITES before and I do 100% respect their ability, their musicianship, and Asami's clean vocals, which were really done well on the newest album. However their style just doesn't hit me like Band-Maid or Hanabie does. There is no disrespect, just a preference.
You will need to listen to at least five or six of their songs before you get a real sense of who they are. They have so much variety that you can't really grasp it all in one or two songs.
If I took a band off of 1 or 2 songs and made my judgement off of that, I would not have ever started listening to Motionless In White, Falling in Reverse, BMTH, Ice Nine Kills, etc. So I know I have to go deeper if I want to get the full spectrum of what Nemophila has to offer
So, you want something manic and crazy....Ok. Check out MAXIMUM THE HORMONE and their song, A.I.L.E.N. MTH is sometimes called the System Of A Down of Japan. But that is not a fair comparison...for SOAD. Their song feature multiple time, key and even genre changes in the same song. They are also one of the most influential bands in Japan. The drummer for Band Maid, Akane Hirose, did not know girls were allowed to play rock and roll drums until she saw MTH drummer Nao playing.
I have seen that song you suggested brought up a number of times. I saw it mentioned in the post I made about more suggestions as well so I guess that has to go on the list.
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I think I've listened to all their songs and haven't found any of them bad or even mediocre.
I do have some favorites though.
Adabana, Raitei, a ray of light, zen just to name a few.
They also have some excellent covers of both japanese and western origin.
Enjoy discovering this awesome band's work.
thank you for the suggestions. I went down the rabbit hole with Band Maid and Hanabie thanks to the reaction and further suggestions. I will take yours and follow suit. Thank you
Nemophila - "baby blue eyes" flower, "Rurikarakusa" in Japanese; grows in N-America and is appreciated in Japan (see "Hitachi Seaside Park").
The band was formed in 2019, originally as a "session" brought together by...
Mayu - the vocalist (ex- Lipstick band);
Haraguchi-san - bass, backing vocals, was Mayu's friend and colleague from Music College (ex - Holderlins band);
Tamu Murata - drums, backing vocals, one the most respected session musician in Japan (countless bands), with also her own original carrier; she's also the wife of Akira Yamaoka, musician/composer, known especially for his videogames OSTs, in particular for "Silent Hill";
Saki (ex - "Mary's Blood" band for a decade, and others), she's a "young sacred monster" in J-metal) guitar, backing vocals, and...
Hazuki (Li-sa-X / KOIAI bands) - guitar, backing vocals; both, Saki and Hazuki have a lot of experience.
With their "jigoku no yurufuwa band" (transl. "loose and fluffy band of hell), Nemophila made an amazing fandom impression during the pandemic, thru UA-cam clips...so far about 40 Western/Japanese awesomely bonkers covers, and over 30 original freakishly good songs (singles, EPs, 2 albums - "Revive" and "Seize The Faith").
Discography, alphabetical order:
01. ADABANA - 徒花 - "Fruitless/seedless flower"
02. Another Story (ballad)
03. A Ray Of Light
04. Back into the wild
05. Blooming
06. Breaking Out
07. Change the World
08. Creature
09. DISSENSION
10. ENTEN - 炎天 - "Scorching/blazing heat/sun"
11. Fighter
12. GAME OVER (ballad)
13. Hōzuki - 鬼灯 - "Demon Light" - "Winter cherry" / "Japanese lantern" plant
14. HYPNOSIS
15. Life (ballad - their "official anthem")
16. MONSTERS
17. Night Flight
18. now I here (ballad)
19. OIRAN - "Courtesan" (their first original song, in february 2020)
20. RAITEI - 雷霆 - "Thunder"
21. REVIVE
22. RISE
23. Rock’n’Roll Is? (an homage to famous rock bands/artists; the lyrics/melody and style of play are Easter Eggs)
24. Rollin’Rollin’
25. Seize the Faith
26. Soaring ～to be continued～(instrumental)
27. SORAI - "Autumn wind" (was supposed to be the original name for the band)
28. STYLE
29. - 群青
30. Waiting for you
31. ZEN
________
- Another Story... written during the pandemic, with the purpose of lifting the spirit;
not part of any official release or performed in any concert...
but - according to Saki - "it's part of 'Yell to Art, Tokyo Project' (started by Tokyo Metropolitan Government to offer place for artists to upload their work...since all lives, concerts, events and exhibitions had been suspended, all venues had been closed";
was posted on UA-cam, on this channel: アートにエールを!【音楽 1ch】; although is no longer there, there are some reactions to it, just search "NEMOPHILA / AnotherStory".
- Breaking Out, Creature, Ultramarine... not part of any official release, but they are performed sometimes in the concerts.
- Blooming...released only on the official Nemophila UA-cam channel, it is performed sometimes in the concerts.
___________________________
thank you for the full rundown right now. I really appreciate it. I am going to see what I can do to possibly bring the band to the podcast for an interview. I have heard that they have a better grasp of English compared to some other Japanese bands, so I gotta give it a shot
@@chordprogressionpodcast Ok, but you should react to a few more of their songs (or covers) first...you know, to get your bearings straight....😂
Glad you instantly noticed how good the drummer is - Tamu Murata is actually one of the best japanese drummers around. She's a jazz-fusion drummer at the core, but totally versatile as you can see. She's a multi-instrumentist too (keys, guitar, bass and even sax) and a much demanded pro drummer.
So just a little backstory that not many people on this channel know about, but I did try and be a drummer between the ages of 10-14, but I never stuck with it. However from having a certain love for the drums, there is always something that I notice when the drums and drummer are doing something that amplify the band, and this is it.
You can see the versatility that she has and how much ability that gives her and the band to play around with different styles and understand how to make it sonically flow from one section to the next. It isn't common to find a drummer that can consistently do that with quality
They are a phenominal band, and very versatile. I suggest for OMVs Raitei, Revive, Adabana, lives Oiran or Seize the Fate.
Thank you for the suggestions. Reaction rabbit hole time
It is different analyzing music in this reaction way compared to when I do it for a podcast interview. In a reaction style, I get one listen and then I have to go right from there. When I do it for an interview, I typically listen to the song 3 or 4 times before starting to write down my thoughts to fully understand where it is going.
Reacting blind takes that and puts it in a rushed spot where that room to breathe is lost. I do get what you're saying, it is the nature of the beast on a first reaction.
Try 'Raitei', 'Oiran' and 'Adabana' by Nemophila. The recent live video of 'Oiran' is excellent.
thank you for the suggestions, gotta check them out
don't forget 'Hypnosis' on that list! Also 'Style' and 'Life' for more of their versatility.
Yes, Hanabie are a bit more manic, Nemophila are more varied and can pretty much do any style under the sun; brutal to punk to nu metal to fluffy ballad and Hazuki and Saki are face-melting shredders. They have a bit more refined sound overall. Next up: "Rise" "Adabana" "Style" "Enten"
I should add that they have a an album of covers coming out in November, where they cover Metallic, Slipknot, Pantera and others. They have TONS of covers that they've mad videos for and they are ALL really well done (I like many of them better than the original!) including a GREAT cover of Hanabie's "O-Saki ni Shitsureshimasu (Pardon Me, I Have To Go Now)"
Thank you for the update on the cover album coming out in November. I might be able to use that information to bring them to the podcast for an interview. And there is much more to discover about this band. I just saw Hanabie last night and it was manic (as I am wearing their tour shirt now).
And thank you for the suggestions, I will go down the rabbit hole with Nemophila with these reactions
@@chordprogressionpodcast Great show. got to see Hettsu and Matsuri out in the parking lot before the show and they went over to the coffee shop across the street. Couldn't believe the luck! 🤘
Very good choice with Nemophila 🤘🤘
My personal favorite is still this: NEMOPHILA / 雷霆 -RAITEI- [Official Music Video]
Every morning on the way to work to find my motivation and get into the right mood
All 5 are fluffy "Monsters", they also have a song by that title worth checking out during your upcoming journey with them :)
They do have an effect on top of Mayu's harsh vocals in this video, but if you listen ot any of their live stuff you'll quickly learn she needs no help, and the effect was purely a stylistic choice.
There's actually 2 guitar solos in this (and most) Nemophila song. First was by Hazuki, second was by Saki.
Sweet thank you for the suggestion. I love when comments like this come in because I get to learn more about the band, about what makes them who they are, and find out there are typically 2 guitar solos. I love it
@@chordprogressionpodcastif you want manic Broken by the Scream 'Sayonara Birthday'. If you want shred Lovebites 'Set the World on Fire'
Singer and drummer are high my list of FAVE working mom's in rock.
that drummer is scary good
"Revive", "Style", "Hypnosis", "Adabana", "Rise" and "Oiran" for good coverage of Nemophila's heavier work and "Life" and "Now I Here" for slow songs.
I am taking a screenshot of this comment and saving it so I know where to go next
Nemophila is amazing
Glad you got to check out Nemophila, try their song Adabana or Rise next!
There will be more, and thank you for the suggestions
👏👏👏👏👏🤘nemophila🤘❤❤❤❤❤❤ buena reaccion 👊✌
Hanabie opened a show in Nagoya for Nemophila a while back this year. Can you just _imagine_?!?
I've seen Nemophila live a couple times, and bot left me with that "in the presence of greatness" vibe. My favorite band, full stop.
That show would have been wild. Now you got me kinda jealous because Hanabie by themselves was great, but add Nemophila to the top of it would be even better
This one is absolutely amazing, in their LIVE version, too. Other great choices are Revive, Oiran and Raitei.
Can only second what ppl are saying about nemophila being dope in the comments, my recommendations i heavily suggest are Rise, Adabana and hypnosis. Absolute BANGERS
Diving into the world of Japanese metal (Babymetal, Nemophila, Band-Maid, Lovebites, Hanabie) has been a fantastic journey and looks like many agree. Thank you for the suggestions. I will do more
Haven’t seen a Nemophila reaction in a while, yours got recommended so I said what the hell. These ladies have put out several live videos in the past few months, Oiran, Revive, Seize the fate, and Change the World. If you really want to see what these ladies are all about I would watch one of these live videos.
2 things.
First thank you for checking out the reaction and giving some of your time. I really appreciate that.
Second with the live videos, I have had people telling me to check out the live videos for other bands I reacted to but haven't seen live yet (Band-Maid and Hanabie specifically). I typically stay away from live videos until I see the band live so I can truly experience it the right way
The members of nemophila are musicians from different bands. They are all excellent musicians. And nemophila is a very unique and diverse band, with various genres of music appearing in their catalog.
I recommend《oiran》live(recent upload) as the next!🤘🏻🌸🤘🏻
Next should be the official live performance of Oiran, - the new 2023 version not the older one.
The one issue I have with live performance videos is a personal one. I like to stay away from live video reactions because when I see the band live for the first time, I want to go in with no expectations or premonitions of what might happen. I want to feel it for real. So I hope they tour the US soon.
how the band pronounces their name: Nemophila (nem-o-phi-la) (nemmofeela)
(read like romaji: neh - moh - fee - lah)
a video link with a woman introducing them:
ua-cam.com/video/19VQ9tkWksQ/v-deo.html
That's Keiko Terada, vocalist of legendary band SHOW-YA (the grandmothers of female rock in Japan), presenting again in her own creation, the Naon no Yaon music festival (for female rockers only).
thank you sir. If i ever mess up the pronunciation in the first reaction, i get comments like this and then won't mess it up in the next one. It helps me learn and properly respect the band and the language as well. Thank you again
@@RazvanMihaeanu - Yes the person previously referred to as "a woman" is probably the most influential Japanese female metal artist ever (special shout to Naoko Yamano of Shonen Knife - also a heavy music revolutionary in Japan). Not only paving the way, and literally providing the platform for heavy female artists, but on her own band's journey (Show-Ya, as you mentioned - started in 1981!!! and still going strong after a 7 year hiatus) helped take them from their original poppy sound to the heavier albums Outerlimits and Hard Way. Also worth mentioning is that Keiko turned 60 in July - belated happy birthday - which raises the question - how is it that Japanese women never seem to age? I'm 61 and look twice as old as Keiko.
Me ha gustado tu reacción y análisis, yo no congenio mucho con las transiciones y cambios súbitos de armonía pero ya me acostumbe, así es Nemophila, metal a la japonesa! O lo amas o lo odias! Es la única banda japonesa que verdaderamente me conquistó, con sus transiciones indeseables y todo! Recomiendo Zen, Back into the Will, Enten ! Para mí las mejores! Oirán también. Monster, una belleza técnica musical! Que opinaras! Quedo suscrito para más Nemophila! 😎👌
Mayu has always found it harder to sing "clean" than Fry ... Live is where to go. Imagine her Maternity room .... 😇
That isn't surprising because I have heard some vocalists talk about finding uncleans and fry easier than clean singing.
She's got one of the better high-fry's in metal. Also lays down one of the best BLEGHS ever at the end of the Oiran Live/Offical video.
Their songs deliver a lot of different sounds. Keep going.
Yep I am going down the rabbit hole
Agree. Adabana would be good one to view next.
Next song RAITEI, the best ever outro.....
Ok now I am excited.
Nemo is F awesome! Would recommend LOVEBITES but Asami is 100% clean so don't think you'd enjoy it, despite the musicianship being unmatched. Good reaction. 🤘
Thank you. I have checked out LOVEBITES before and I do 100% respect their ability, their musicianship, and Asami's clean vocals, which were really done well on the newest album. However their style just doesn't hit me like Band-Maid or Hanabie does. There is no disrespect, just a preference.
@@chordprogressionpodcast All good, at least you gave them a go. Ty for responding.
If you like "Dissension" you will like their music video "Adabana". This is my favorite Nemophila's song!
Thank you for your reaction!
There will be more reactions coming up, trust me on that.
Nemophila is one of the best band's in the world 🤘🔥🔥❤️❤️
I have to get into more of their stuff. Feels like there is more out there for me to still get into
You can react to all of their songs and you wont be disappointed, nemophila is amazing
That is what I am hoping for, we will see as time goes on
You will need to listen to at least five or six of their songs before you get a real sense of who they are. They have so much variety that you can't really grasp it all in one or two songs.
If I took a band off of 1 or 2 songs and made my judgement off of that, I would not have ever started listening to Motionless In White, Falling in Reverse, BMTH, Ice Nine Kills, etc. So I know I have to go deeper if I want to get the full spectrum of what Nemophila has to offer
I think you should try listening to an alternative/post hardcore band from Indonesia called NVNA-Empty or You're Alone
So, you want something manic and crazy....Ok. Check out MAXIMUM THE HORMONE and their song, A.I.L.E.N.
MTH is sometimes called the System Of A Down of Japan. But that is not a fair comparison...for SOAD. Their song feature multiple time, key and even genre changes in the same song. They are also one of the most influential bands in Japan. The drummer for Band Maid, Akane Hirose, did not know girls were allowed to play rock and roll drums until she saw MTH drummer Nao playing.
Fridayphila yesterday, they did a Pantera cover. By the way please react to Broken by the Scream - Rising Sun.
I have seen that song you suggested brought up a number of times. I saw it mentioned in the post I made about more suggestions as well so I guess that has to go on the list.
Give the music time to breathe. You're microcriticizing rather than allowing the music to go where it's going.
You really need to hear Revive or RISE.
"The guitar sounds a litle bit rough..." says the he/she/they that knows nothing about guitars
We cant all be at your high knowledge of how a single instrument oh random youtube commenter