Thanks for watching! It's great to see and hear other people out there who enjoy these artists. We'll be talking about more of them - including Coil and Throbbing Gristle - in the future. We'd love to hear your top 10 list!
Thanks for watching, everyone! (Sorry for the hokey audio at my end; this will be rectified for next time). We'll be doing a follow-up to this soon, taking a deep-dive into our top 10 lists. David Tibet is a special artist, and his collaborators have all brought unique flavours to Current 93; each record exists in its own little universe. Don't forget to share your favourite Current 93 records in the comments! J x
Very well described what happens when you're introduced to C93 - completely confirm that. Appreciate that conversation. Into that stuff since the late 80ties...
Great video, thanks! My list : 10 Imperium 9 Introduction to Suffering 8 Island 7 Hypnagogue I,II 6 The Inmost Light 6 Sleep has his House 5 Bright Yellow Moon/Purtle 3 Swastikas for Noddy 2 Soft Black Stars 1 Thunder, Perfect Mind
Thank you for this both of you. I have been listerning to bits and pieces and the same few Current 93 albums for around twenty-years or so but never drank very deep (Death In June, Psychic TV...equally members of the Temple of Psychic Youth I have know about from the get go and have whenever possible avoided).
No problem, Current 93 has been a big influence for me musically, I needed to create a space to talk about these bands in the current day. Some of the bands I do agree it's hard to get behind their ideals outside of the music.
@@arcanefrequencies5157 that said Test Department, which I feel are very associated to Coil and Fetus, at Glasgow Green (which was either 1989 or 1990) was the most memorable accoustic and performative event I ever attended. By the way since I wrote the original message to you yesterday the algorithms have been presenting Temple of Psychic Youth content in their tricksy way. Also, thank you for the "If A City Is Set Upon A Hill' recommendation, I'm very much enjoying this reflective last flickering light Dave Tibet.
Great video you two! I’ve been considering putting out some of my own c93 based videos of this sort - going album-by-album or period-by-period. Tibet is really such an incredible artist and I’ve spent so long digging into his wide discography as well as tracking down many an unofficial live recording. I think my favourite album of all time is the album Sleep Has His House from 2000, but so much of their discography leaves me awestruck.
Thanks for watching and I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Sleep Has His House just missed me top 10, and actually there are times when that's the only C93 record I want to hear. 😊
@@NewMusickalChairs If you haven’t heard it yet (you very well may have) I highly recommend the live album from Teatro Iberico which features many songs from Soft Black Stars and others. Their performance of “Whilst the Night Rejoices Profound and Still” with ANOHNI brings me consistently to tears (The split live album with her from St. Olave’s church is also a real treat). Really it’s probably my second favourite release from the band if you’re counting non-studio stuff like that, and I think any Soft Black Stars lover would get a lot out of it.
love your vids!! found you through recommendations because c93 has finally started clicking for me recently. (i’ve been a huge fan of all the other bands in that sphere). honestly when i relistened to nature unveiled i couldn’t believe how digital some of the synths sound, crazy sound design. also a thought i had inspired by your talk - maybe david is also trying to reclaim innocence that he lost during the awful school he and jhonn went to in his music? just a thought i had i always loved the drone stuff c93 had like the first part of inmost light or special plan. just stunning amazing tracks but i’m glad to be getting into more! lots of great stuff out there
also i really appreciate you for making those videos! i wanted to hear more opinions and trivia about this band as i go and there is not much about it out there like you say
@@natios100 Me and Johnathan are going to continue to make this an on going thing when it comes to talking about Current 93. We hope to have both of our online content be a safe grounds to talk about C93 and others like them. Since there is not much on the internet, other than old forums and obscure sights. We want to have an official space where other lovers of Avant-Garde music can fully discuss these bands. That's the reason I started my channel. So any questions you have about C93, feel free to ask, I always check all my comments from my subscribers, even if I disappear from time to time of making content.
Haven't given it a proper listen yet, I know the backstory behind it being an ode to David's father who passed. I just haven't given the proper time to his 2000's work, i've been mainly stuck on the 80's and 90's stuff. Me and Johnathon will make videos on those albums in the future.
I can’t believe neither of y’all’s lists have Island on them!! Great discussion tho :)
Ive listened to these types of bands for years
Current 93 is extremely well known by so many people
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Thanks for watching! It's great to see and hear other people out there who enjoy these artists. We'll be talking about more of them - including Coil and Throbbing Gristle - in the future. We'd love to hear your top 10 list!
I saw current 93 live again last week was and it was something else!
Thanks for watching, everyone! (Sorry for the hokey audio at my end; this will be rectified for next time).
We'll be doing a follow-up to this soon, taking a deep-dive into our top 10 lists. David Tibet is a special artist, and his collaborators have all brought unique flavours to Current 93; each record exists in its own little universe.
Don't forget to share your favourite Current 93 records in the comments! J x
Great lists! I'm definitely gonna use this while I try and get deeper into the C93 discography!!
there will be more videos soon on C93 to help with deep dive because there is a lot to discover.
Thanks for watching! There will be more to come. We'd love to you hear your top 10, too.
my favs are
All The Pretty Little Horses
Light Leave Us All
Thunder Perfect Mind
Sleep Has His House
Very well described what happens when you're introduced to C93 - completely confirm that. Appreciate that conversation. Into that stuff since the late 80ties...
Great video, thanks!
My list :
10 Imperium
9 Introduction to Suffering
8 Island
7 Hypnagogue I,II
6 The Inmost Light
6 Sleep has his House
5 Bright Yellow Moon/Purtle
3 Swastikas for Noddy
2 Soft Black Stars
1 Thunder, Perfect Mind
still there was no room for 5 faves :)
Thank you for this both of you. I have been listerning to bits and pieces and the same few Current 93 albums for around twenty-years or so but never drank very deep (Death In June, Psychic TV...equally members of the Temple of Psychic Youth I have know about from the get go and have whenever possible avoided).
No problem, Current 93 has been a big influence for me musically, I needed to create a space to talk about these bands in the current day. Some of the bands I do agree it's hard to get behind their ideals outside of the music.
@@arcanefrequencies5157 that said Test Department, which I feel are very associated to Coil and Fetus, at Glasgow Green (which was either 1989 or 1990) was the most memorable accoustic and performative event I ever attended. By the way since I wrote the original message to you yesterday the algorithms have been presenting Temple of Psychic Youth content in their tricksy way. Also, thank you for the "If A City Is Set Upon A Hill' recommendation, I'm very much enjoying this reflective last flickering light Dave Tibet.
Great video you two! I’ve been considering putting out some of my own c93 based videos of this sort - going album-by-album or period-by-period. Tibet is really such an incredible artist and I’ve spent so long digging into his wide discography as well as tracking down many an unofficial live recording. I think my favourite album of all time is the album Sleep Has His House from 2000, but so much of their discography leaves me awestruck.
Thanks for watching and I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Sleep Has His House just missed me top 10, and actually there are times when that's the only C93 record I want to hear. 😊
@@NewMusickalChairs If you haven’t heard it yet (you very well may have) I highly recommend the live album from Teatro Iberico which features many songs from Soft Black Stars and others. Their performance of “Whilst the Night Rejoices Profound and Still” with ANOHNI brings me consistently to tears (The split live album with her from St. Olave’s church is also a real treat).
Really it’s probably my second favourite release from the band if you’re counting non-studio stuff like that, and I think any Soft Black Stars lover would get a lot out of it.
@@tysfalsehood Yes, I have! It's a wonderful performance and particularly well captured. ANOHNI was and is a unique talent in her own right.
@@NewMusickalChairs Oh great to hear! Excited to see how this series progresses.
love your vids!! found you through recommendations because c93 has finally started clicking for me recently. (i’ve been a huge fan of all the other bands in that sphere). honestly when i relistened to nature unveiled i couldn’t believe how digital some of the synths sound, crazy sound design.
also a thought i had inspired by your talk - maybe david is also trying to reclaim innocence that he lost during the awful school he and jhonn went to in his music? just a thought i had
i always loved the drone stuff c93 had like the first part of inmost light or special plan. just stunning amazing tracks
but i’m glad to be getting into more! lots of great stuff out there
soft black stars still didn’t really click with me, i love the last track but i prefer hypnagogue when it comes to piano c93
also i really appreciate you for making those videos! i wanted to hear more opinions and trivia about this band as i go and there is not much about it out there like you say
there are a LOT of weird cuts on nature unveiled lol, it get me out of immersion a lot but it still is very immersive nonetheless, it’s funny
@@natios100 Me and Johnathan are going to continue to make this an on going thing when it comes to talking about Current 93. We hope to have both of our online content be a safe grounds to talk about C93 and others like them. Since there is not much on the internet, other than old forums and obscure sights. We want to have an official space where other lovers of Avant-Garde music can fully discuss these bands. That's the reason I started my channel. So any questions you have about C93, feel free to ask, I always check all my comments from my subscribers, even if I disappear from time to time of making content.
bless you, that’s a fantastic idea! i really love this community it’s very cozy haha
Interesting none of you put sleep has his house in your top 10
Haven't given it a proper listen yet, I know the backstory behind it being an ode to David's father who passed. I just haven't given the proper time to his 2000's work, i've been mainly stuck on the 80's and 90's stuff. Me and Johnathon will make videos on those albums in the future.