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This is glorious.

So, what's wrong with me if I don't feel anything when listening to this album?

TheSsd8 1 month ago 3

It's so it's name. All the way. I mean this will give you beautiful nightmares. Makes you feel like the most frightening thing ever is also the most beautiful and it's creeping up behind you right now. Kinda like the devil. or a solemn angel.

DrSXESeuss 2 months ago

jewish rapper check me out

bluboi543 2 months ago

boring

PlatypusBro 2 months ago

Sadly, the rest of this album pales in comparison to this song. Then again, this song is incredible.

justinmikov 3 months ago 3

@justinmikov First part, totally not true at all, the album is more about the experience than any individual song. This song is a hard hitting introduction to Dan's anguish and depression when he wrote this album but the rest of the album is like the meat, not a full sandwich without it, if you wanna talk individual tracks I think No One Is Ever Going To Want Me and Buried Above Ground are both better. Second part... Ok I can agree with that, this song IS incredible.

rokknroll4 2 months ago

@rokknroll4 Yeah... well that's just like, your opinion, man. But really, I can't help but feel that you are talking out of your arse just a little bit sir. You could say much the same thing about all concept albums. One one hand... Yes I agree, this album is one big thematic sandwich that was intended to be munched on as such. Now, that being said, This song is like bacon in a BLT baby, and when that pounding begins and that choral singing picks up back there among the reverb... Catharsis.

justinmikov 2 months ago

@justinmikov Music IS subjective, BUT this album does have a concept, you can't ignore that when listening. If you aren't into the music then whatever man its not your thing, but to say that this song really outshines all of the others is kind of a stretch (obviously your opinion and I'm not gonna tell you what you should think) but it leads me to believe that you haven't listened to the album much either, because a lot of the songs have what you mentioned too and are less chaotic than this song

rokknroll4 2 months ago

If you ordered the album from the record label, you'd understand more about the album. It came with a 150 page book that not only contained the lyrics, but also the story of a man named Robert Voor and the effect he had on Dan Barrett. To some, this is just fucked up and absurd music, but it's actually quite intelligent and beautiful. If you understand the reasons for its sound, you'd see it as something special, which it really is.

AFanOfAmbience 3 months ago

This is a project run by a musician named Dan Barrett who's from Connecticut. The guy you thinking of is completely different. Hope that helps.

Heartattackandvine1 4 months ago

@Heartattackandvine1

Thanks a lot. It does help a lot, and things are starting to make sense now.

rockinblu100 3 months ago

To my earlier post:

I must be totally confused. The Giles Corey we saw is now with a band called Lubriphonic, and I can't imagine him being involved in this project, but who knows? Somebody help me out here.

rockinblu100 4 months ago

What the hell just happened? We saw Giles sitting in at the Kingston Mines in Chicago about 15 years ago. He played a screaming guitar and rocked out wailing some great blues. Saw him again a few years later in Nashville playing with a bunch of mediocre guys in a band that wasn't worth remembering. Very disappointing as Giles' role was quite limited. Extremely talented guy but, wtf is this all about? Yikes!!!!!

I guess I'm going to have to dust off the bong and listen again.

rockinblu100 4 months ago

@rockinblu100 if "a bunch of mediocre guys in a band that wasn't worth remembering." is Have A Nice Life, their album "Deathconciousness" is considered one of the best of the decade and a perfect album by many.

theMadbombR 4 months ago

@theMadbombR

Sorry, but where did you possibly get I was referring to Have a Nice Life as the band I saw in Chicago 15 years ago and later in Nashville????? Fifteen years ago this Giles Corey was 16 years old, and probably couldn't even get into the Kingston Mines as he wasn't even with the band, just sitting in for a few songs. This Giles Corey is actually a guy named Dan Barrett as Heartattackanvine1 has so correctly informed me. The guy I was referring to real name is Giles Corey.

rockinblu100 3 months ago

Does this music try to deliberately stay underground?

LightOfWonder 4 months ago

That was so fucking disturbing. I love this. This is real inspired music.

8Metaphysicist8 4 months ago

Genuinely unsettling, especially when you consider the circumstances under which this was recorded.

DrSpaceman3 5 months ago 5

Dan Barrett is on fire!

playmesomekindofblue 5 months ago

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playmesomekindofblue 5 months ago

Anybody, where can I buy this? Not on Itunes or Amazon.

TehSkullKrusher 5 months ago

@TehSkullKrusher Enemies List Home Recordings. Type that into google and you should be able to buy it there with the book that comes along with it.

Heartattackandvine1 5 months ago

this song does a great job at bringing that feeling of being so insecure that while listening to it when you look away from your computer for that brief moment you get an overwhelming feeling that someone is in your house.

TremulantMannequin 5 months ago

did you know that this guy was in the movie "the crucibal" i think giles corey gets his name from the salem witch trials.

artboy76 5 months ago

@artboy76 You are correct. Although it was originally a play before it was a movie, which was written by Arthur Miller. The dude is a badass.

handicappedhoods 5 months ago

He sounds a little like the vocalist from Yellow Ostrich.

unvorsum 5 months ago

holy fuck yes

MRmagic11111 5 months ago

Well that was a fucking terrifying eight minutes.

technolust14 5 months ago

@technolust14 that made me laugh

dirty7black7boy7 5 months ago

A bit too weird for me I think.

medamorth 5 months ago

Wheres the dubstep!!!>!>!>!:NFDNKJDflkjn

TheBzg07 5 months ago

idk, this just sounds amateurish and like they're trying too hard to be weird.. the outro honestly made me cringe a bit.

Alianger 5 months ago

good stuff

xMusicForLife17x 6 months ago

This is great

GreatFlamingPoop 6 months ago

I'm fucking entranced by this album. I've listened 6 times in the past 3 days.

Jakeshark 6 months ago in playlist Giles Corey

i felt like a deprresed sack of shit so i came here

kaiserblader1991 6 months ago 8

This is a truley horrifying yet beautiful display of sound and emotions

boyODD 6 months ago

this is incredddibbbllleee

stillill124 6 months ago

Not nearly as frightening as Anthony made it sound.

OhOneNine 6 months ago

this is like scary.. i love it. thanks you anthony :D

sockostealshearts 6 months ago

nice album art work

doriantaylor66 6 months ago

Esto es excelente!!!! Thanks to Mr Fantano!! Gracias!!

voyeurfizgon 6 months ago

Fantano

TheSethIkrass 6 months ago

Really wish he would've refrained from cranking the reverb at some points.

davethehostage 6 months ago

Thanks, Anthony, for showing me this because, you know... I didn't want to get any sleep tonight!

I'm only kidding! =D

Cool stuff man!

Guerrillablackdog 6 months ago 4

Good goD MakE iT stoP, Mi MyNd is geTiing fuKed!!!

ok, now play it again please.

TaffyRaphie 6 months ago

cal showed me this guy

Mavarik 6 months ago

I HAD HEADPHONES ON HIGH, AND I FUCKING SHIT MY PANTS WHEN HE BEGAN YELLING!

ArmyOfWalrus 6 months ago

What's with the name drop at the beginning?

maalbe987 6 months ago

Sounds like Fragile era NIN. Super atmospheric, super sinister, it's my cup of tea.

MuffinLandia 6 months ago

Just got a new listener, you can thank good ol' Anthony Fantano for that.

bradley364 6 months ago 2

got reverb?

necrodawg 6 months ago 5

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