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Welcome to the Culture Club! 😉🤘🏻 I love this band so much and to be honest they don’t have one bad song, their entire discography is amazing. Fun fact, Niklas (vocals) is behind everything when it comes to the production, insanely talented guy. North Star Of Nija (live in the studio) is kind of a must by these guys. 🤙🏻
Swedish band with lot of influence from gojira, Metallica and the Swedish Gothenburg sound also, as said Nicklas does all the writing, mixing and editing of their songs, a true genius 😎 They don't have one bad song, all epic bangers 😎
Finally! I agree with previous posts, I haven't heard anything but awesome stuff from Orbit Culture. Saw them live in my hometown this past weekend and still have a smile on my face! I'm gonna suggest you check out "North star of Nija" (Live in studio), it's so worth it. Thank you for a great reaction, more please... 🤘
I only discovered Orbit Culture maybe a month or so ago, and they quickly became a favorite. Subbed up, I'm here for it! 🤘😆🤘 They really should be a head banging emoji in existence by now, no?
Talking about dissonant intervals-- I recently discovered my love for the lydian mode, specifically for the augmented 4th/tritone on the first chord (I love the blues scale for the same reason). It seems just adding a touch of dissonance really adds character to a scale. The IV chord in general, going back to the major scale, seems to be especially well suited for adding character, or even stepping out of the scale with the IV minor chord. Back on topic, tho-- Orbit Culture is a band that I've really grown to respect and adore. A supremely solid discography
I've rarely heard anyone who doesn't like Orbit Culture you're on the right track 😁🤘💋 I'd love to hear more of your expertise from OC, so keep going 👍❤️
Great reaction. I really enjoyed it and it stands apart from all the regular ones. I believe Orbit Culture is part of the future of metal music. Incredibly talented band with the ability to capture the listener. I'd be around for more reactions on Orbit Culture. Nensha, Saw or why not their latest single Vultures of North from upcoming album Descent.
As a fellow metalhead and someone with a penchant for the more proggy stuff, I'd like to suggest some bands and songs for you to check out! Hopefully some more obscure stuff you've not come across yet. DVNE - Si-XIV // Very Mastodon-y prog metal. Gorod - Aethra // A lovely, twisting prog journey that can at times go straight into those death metal blast beats. The Ocean - Firmament // You've likely heard these guys already but if you like Prog, you'll like the Ocean. Vulkan - This Visual Hex // Prog Rock/metal from Finland that's a great journey from start to finish. Alluvial - 40 Stories // Great contrast with soothing moments up to really brutal passages. Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name // May have already come across them but they made a giant splash with songs like this being so unique. Hippotraktor - Manifest the Mountain // From the guys that make up Psychonaut comes a new band, their debut album was fantastic, take a listen. Slugdge - Crop Killer // Awesome instrumental-focused proggy metal. Made a big splash with this new album, must check out.
I love how you commented on their signature OC sound sample stab.. Fell in love with this band a few years back. Finally got to see them on their first NA tour. Can’t wait for them to come back. Amazing video! 🤘🏻
Even though they're not my favourite band or anything, but I do really enjoy their music, seeing Meshuggah live was a transcendent experience for me. Absolutely one of the best gigs I've ever been to.
@@JWSoundworks2 Yeah, only downside is that the guys are older now so they don't bring that same energy with headbanging and running around. I was at a Revocation show Yesterday and it's such a great time to see a slightly younger band that still has the energy to go nuts. That being said Meshuggah's light shows combined with the tight sound makes for a one of a kind experience, I saw them live last July (2022), what about you?
Surprised to not see any Babymetal on your channel! Would love to see you go through any of their songs, Megitsune in particular, or Road of Resistance or Death. Keep up the good work!
Cheers Jay, I haven't done them here because I heard them years ago. My 3 year old daughter loves them! I haven't listened to their newer stuff tbf, so could be worth a look at some point.
I’m new to your channel. Have you reacted to Bruce Hornsby? Arguably one of the best pianists in contemporary history. Try “Mandolin Rain” - masterpiece. Bruce has a fascinating history and 💯 identifiable piano style. People like Billy Joel have called him the best pianist they’ve met. And he’s an incredible song writer. Also used to tour with the Grateful Dead!
Hi Jennifer, I don't know that one but I used to regularly play "The Way It Is" in a wedding and cover band 10 or 15 years ago. The piano solo was fun to learn!
@@JWSoundworks2 Gah, I hope you weren’t playing “The Way It Is” at weddings. 🤣 That’s the song everyone knows from Bruce, with sample from TuPac. He’s amazing. Collab’s with Leon Russell, Don Henley, etc. You dig that if you love piano. Also try his live performance of “I Can’t Make You Love Me” with Bonnie Raitt. Holy moly - the piano just cries. But “mandolin Rain” is amazing in its use of the mandolin.
Brother, why did you stop reacting to alip ba ta? Don't you know that Alipers really misses you?! alipers really admire you, because you share a lot of knowledge about music with us. We are waiting for you and may you be blessed.
The only criticism is some of their stuff sounds a bit too messy for me, the synth and effects seem to muddy the vocals a tiny bit too much for me that makes it difficult to pick things out, maybe if it was a little less compressed this wouldn't be an issue, but for my heavily ravaged ears its a tricky listen.
Exactly, nothing new, things have already been heard before. As you mentioned, a big influence of Swedish death metal. A bit At The Gates? (a little) + Children of Bodom ... but generally too much vocal and "new metal" lines ... Hi btw. Your stuff sonds like a Carcass golden age 🤣🤣
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As the record label The Orchard Music On behalf of: Seek & Strike have claimed monetisation for my video; if you enjoyed my video and would like to support me to make more, you can do so via any of the links below:
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🅿 Join me on PATREON - www.patreon.com/JWSoundworks
🎹 🎶 Piano Commissions - ko-fi.com/jwsoundworks
🎹 🎶 Piano Reductions Vol. 1- jwsoundworks.bandcamp.com/album/piano-reductions-vol-1
🎸 🎶 Original music & covers - jwsoundworks.bandcamp.com/
Thank you for your support,
JW
Welcome to the Culture Club! 😉🤘🏻 I love this band so much and to be honest they don’t have one bad song, their entire discography is amazing.
Fun fact, Niklas (vocals) is behind everything when it comes to the production, insanely talented guy.
North Star Of Nija (live in the studio) is kind of a must by these guys. 🤙🏻
Cheers bud! Love the Twin Peaks avatar, BTW! 🤘
Haha!! Thanks man! 🙂🤙🏻 THE goat of tv-shows.
Swedish band with lot of influence from gojira, Metallica and the Swedish Gothenburg sound also, as said Nicklas does all the writing, mixing and editing of their songs, a true genius 😎
They don't have one bad song, all epic bangers 😎
Finally! I agree with previous posts, I haven't heard anything but awesome stuff from Orbit Culture. Saw them live in my hometown this past weekend and still have a smile on my face! I'm gonna suggest you check out "North star of Nija" (Live in studio), it's so worth it. Thank you for a great reaction, more please... 🤘
The album version is WAY better. Do the album version first then you can truly appreciate the live version.
Welcome in Orbit, can't go wrong with them, just pick up a song!
Really don’t have a dud. All bangers
New here. Loved it!
You playing this on piano is amazing. I'd love to hear piano covers of this stuff! I really dig the technical stuff you guys do. Keep it up!
I only discovered Orbit Culture maybe a month or so ago, and they quickly became a favorite. Subbed up, I'm here for it! 🤘😆🤘
They really should be a head banging emoji in existence by now, no?
Talking about dissonant intervals--
I recently discovered my love for the lydian mode, specifically for the augmented 4th/tritone on the first chord (I love the blues scale for the same reason).
It seems just adding a touch of dissonance really adds character to a scale. The IV chord in general, going back to the major scale, seems to be especially well suited for adding character, or even stepping out of the scale with the IV minor chord.
Back on topic, tho-- Orbit Culture is a band that I've really grown to respect and adore. A supremely solid discography
I can’t believe it happened. Saw them this past September.
Thanks John. Thanks patreons.
Missed this one when it originally came out, would love for you to continue down this rabbit hole.
I've rarely heard anyone who doesn't like Orbit Culture you're on the right track 😁🤘💋
I'd love to hear more of your expertise from OC, so keep going 👍❤️
Great reaction. I really enjoyed it and it stands apart from all the regular ones. I believe Orbit Culture is part of the future of metal music. Incredibly talented band with the ability to capture the listener.
I'd be around for more reactions on Orbit Culture. Nensha, Saw or why not their latest single Vultures of North from upcoming album Descent.
Love your breakdown of the song on the piano! And as many before me stated: Welcome to the OC Fam!
Killer tune!
As a fellow metalhead and someone with a penchant for the more proggy stuff, I'd like to suggest some bands and songs for you to check out! Hopefully some more obscure stuff you've not come across yet.
DVNE - Si-XIV // Very Mastodon-y prog metal.
Gorod - Aethra // A lovely, twisting prog journey that can at times go straight into those death metal blast beats.
The Ocean - Firmament // You've likely heard these guys already but if you like Prog, you'll like the Ocean.
Vulkan - This Visual Hex // Prog Rock/metal from Finland that's a great journey from start to finish.
Alluvial - 40 Stories // Great contrast with soothing moments up to really brutal passages.
Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name // May have already come across them but they made a giant splash with songs like this being so unique.
Hippotraktor - Manifest the Mountain // From the guys that make up Psychonaut comes a new band, their debut album was fantastic, take a listen.
Slugdge - Crop Killer // Awesome instrumental-focused proggy metal. Made a big splash with this new album, must check out.
More where that came from should you ever need it too. One band in particular I shouldn't have left off, but we will see!
Man, I'd love a piano version of that song from you ❤
I love how you commented on their signature OC sound sample stab.. Fell in love with this band a few years back. Finally got to see them on their first NA tour. Can’t wait for them to come back. Amazing video! 🤘🏻
Thanks dude!
Great reaction! 🤘🙏
Great video! Please get to their track "From the inside", it has so much to unpack :)
Just saw them live month ago and they do sound as good as recorded, some parts even better. Highly recommend North star of nija from oc 🤘
I haven't gotten super into them yet but I'll see them open for Meshuggah this spring, it'll be fun.
Even though they're not my favourite band or anything, but I do really enjoy their music, seeing Meshuggah live was a transcendent experience for me. Absolutely one of the best gigs I've ever been to.
@@JWSoundworks2 Yeah, only downside is that the guys are older now so they don't bring that same energy with headbanging and running around. I was at a Revocation show Yesterday and it's such a great time to see a slightly younger band that still has the energy to go nuts. That being said Meshuggah's light shows combined with the tight sound makes for a one of a kind experience, I saw them live last July (2022), what about you?
@@KytexEdits yeah, I agree. It was more the light show and tight, HUGE wall of sound. I caught them live in January 2017.
You should try out there song Vultures of north
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John, please, check out Alip's latest performance, "July 97", he plays electric guitar. very interesting. you will be surprised
Surprised to not see any Babymetal on your channel! Would love to see you go through any of their songs, Megitsune in particular, or Road of Resistance or Death. Keep up the good work!
Cheers Jay, I haven't done them here because I heard them years ago. My 3 year old daughter loves them! I haven't listened to their newer stuff tbf, so could be worth a look at some point.
@@JWSoundworks2 BxMxC it is then! ;)
I’m new to your channel. Have you reacted to Bruce Hornsby? Arguably one of the best pianists in contemporary history. Try “Mandolin Rain” - masterpiece. Bruce has a fascinating history and 💯 identifiable piano style. People like Billy Joel have called him the best pianist they’ve met. And he’s an incredible song writer. Also used to tour with the Grateful Dead!
Hi Jennifer, I don't know that one but I used to regularly play "The Way It Is" in a wedding and cover band 10 or 15 years ago. The piano solo was fun to learn!
@@JWSoundworks2 Gah, I hope you weren’t playing “The Way It Is” at weddings. 🤣 That’s the song everyone knows from Bruce, with sample from TuPac. He’s amazing. Collab’s with Leon Russell, Don Henley, etc. You dig that if you love piano. Also try his live performance of “I Can’t Make You Love Me” with Bonnie Raitt. Holy moly - the piano just cries. But “mandolin Rain” is amazing in its use of the mandolin.
Alip bata ada lagu terbaru juli 97 Tolong reaksi nya bos hehe kopi mana kopi ☕️
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Brother, why did you stop reacting to alip ba ta? Don't you know that Alipers really misses you?! alipers really admire you, because you share a lot of knowledge about music with us. We are waiting for you and may you be blessed.
Hey man, i will do more Alip at some point. I've just been busy doing other artists and songs as I like to have some variety in the channel.
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The only criticism is some of their stuff sounds a bit too messy for me, the synth and effects seem to muddy the vocals a tiny bit too much for me that makes it difficult to pick things out, maybe if it was a little less compressed this wouldn't be an issue, but for my heavily ravaged ears its a tricky listen.
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Exactly, nothing new, things have already been heard before. As you mentioned, a big influence of Swedish death metal. A bit At The Gates? (a little) + Children of Bodom ... but generally too much vocal and "new metal" lines ...
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btw. Your stuff sonds like a Carcass golden age 🤣🤣
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