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Oh and not to forget 3 frightened Monkeys. What a song. It was well placed in the set towards the end, so the qualities came out really well
Great words to describe the energy @fillmore Just take the Jam in California for instance. Snah was fully on fire. All songs were highlights in sound and intensity. Pure bliss in the second half and the audience was e
uphoric from the beginning, which was also very nice. Olaf arrived fully in the band, starting to show his skills. Nice to see. And Reine was also very into it. Great energy, great band.Wow, thank you. A fantastic show with a surprisingly good recording. They are really well rehearsed. Wow, “Neotzar” and “balthazaar” are really far out. The “Patterns” version (not a favourite of mine so far) is an absolute amazing one. I can really adapt to that song now :)
Oh that is something really special that Reine sings that part. Wow. The setlist looks very interesting to me.
Interesting setlist, nearly only new material. Cant wait to hear these Songs live. And lets see how they improve from there …
I also think it’s incredibly good and a real improvement. Especially the section âKip Satieâ (what a touching piece by Snah, I love it very much) to âNeotzarâ is exceptional. I would especially like to mention Ingvald’s sensitive and reduced drumming. He never plays himself into the foreground, and shines with small highlights and playing that is perfectly embedded in the music. âLucifer …â is a pop anthem in endless format. It has qualities that I know more from hypnotic techno, in terms of structure and dramaturgy and it is a real catchy tune, which plays endlessly in my head during the day. And âComebackâ is a big surprise for me. The first time I listened to it, I really didn’t like the song at all and now it’s growing into a real highlight. Here Olafs drumming is really perfectly fitting to the sound and reminds me a lot of his work with “Needlepoint”. It is particularly reminiscent of his drumming in “On the floor”. A really exceptionally great album.
…By the way, did anyone notice the âStark Trekâ beam sound at the beginning and end of âBalthazaarâ? Wonderful ;)
