START AND STOP TALENT! | TENOHIRA DE ODURU (SOKONINARU)
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Nice one. I think they're really underappreciated. To make a coherent song out of this can't have been an easy feat, but they do it consistently. They do everything live as well, and make it look easy, somehow.
Challenging music isn’t generally popular.
It’s not a coherent song.
It’s a mishmash.
Always glad to see my favorite band getting a reaction. I've listened to this song at least twenty times, and I catch something new every time. Funny thing is: they've got even more complex songs than this one (i.e., "re:program", "Complicated System", and "Zettaiteki Sanpunkan"), but they've also got more radio-friendly ones like "white for" and "Metalin". Either way, they probably have a song you can enjoy.
I love sudden stops, so different and love it❤
Love their unique style.❤
I like your reaction, please do more of them, i reccomend "Sokoninaru - Gou ni mouyu"
I think you don't have Dexcore - Red Eye reaction yet?
Sokoninaru ❤️ is s mathcore band, its too experimental in your ears🎸
funny how the bands name is literally right there.
Technically it’s “It rings there” as the Kanji used in the na [鳴] means “to ring”
It's called Math Rock
@@powbobs Your comments are rude and annoying.
@@powbobs Math rock is a term used for anything with over complicated time signatures
@@fugutamasuoable
I must have been drunk when I wrote that.
I love Sokoninaru.
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@@jewelss
That would also encompass much of the jazz spectrum, so, no.
Super talented people.
I love the melodic parts.
But the chaotic parts make it annoying.
It’s a shame they choose to do such challenging music hamstringing their deserved popularity.