Found out about them because of leave it in my dreams and when the album came out i played it about 3 times in one day. The weird thing about the album is when you start listening to it its really hard not to listen to the whole thing.
benny i actually had that album recommend on yt a couple of months ago and i loved it. Kind of feel dumb that it took me some time to figure out that Julian Casablanca is in both bands lol
Hell yeah man nice recap again, I'm so excited for the whole album, haven't heard it yet but am about to definitely my favorite until now is leave it in my dreams its fucking beautiful and also wink and from tyranny is father electricity and dare I care, if you could cover any of them it would be amazing my boi
Meet The Band welcome to the bandwagon dude, I loved them being my dirty secret for years but the more exposure the better. This music needs to be heard. Blessings, One Love
I've been listening to them for a few years because I love Julian's work, but wasn't as big of a fan until the new singles started dropping. I agree more people need to hear them, and I think this album is helping with that!
A nice introduction to The Voidz. However, I must disagree about your statement, that Virtue has no fillers - your song of choice for the closing of this video is an example of that, and in my opinion, one of the blandest songs in The Voidz catalogue.
That's a fair statement. While there are some weaker tracks on the album, I don't think any of the songs were created to fill out the album, it's long enough that that's unnecessary. Each track is pretty distinct and they seem to be artistic choices even if some of them aren't as good as the majority of the record. Pink Ocean, for example, is one I do enjoy even if you disagree, but I definitely don't think it's one of the stronger tracks, I just thought it was good outro music without too much going on. Overall the album seems to be a cohesive piece of work.
Well, I must admit, that I was quick to give my perspective, without questioning the correct terminology too much. While I stand by my opinion about the songs blandness (from youtube reviews Ive watched, I might be in the minority there), going by your logic, I will call it a throwaway track instead of a filler. And I still stand by my opinion, that this video is well made, and informative. I will check out if youve done some of my other favorite artists.
No problem, I understand where you're coming from. This is only the second video in this series. If there's any other artists you think I should do, please let me know.
If I figured it out right, this series is meant to represent lesser known artists, who could use all the exposure they can get?! If thats the case, then my suggestions are Gazelle Twin (UK), No Joy (CAN), Car Bomb (USA), Tamaryn (NZ), Jakob (NZ), Rishloo (USA) and Drab Majesty (USA). If the series also covers artists, who no longer make music, or arent with us anymore, my suggestion is The Angelic Process (USA) and Textures (NL). You asked ^_^
The main idea was just supposed to be like your friend or someone telling you a bit about a band you may or may not know so you can decide if it's something you might like. Introducing people to bands of all sizes (mostly medium to large at first) and providing a nice little history of the band for their fans. I'm gonna start with bands I already know a lot about, but I will keep yours in mind for the future and be sure to check those groups out!
I thought about that when recording, but I think there's two acceptable ways of saying it. Think of the word 'tyrant' that's said 'tie-rant' not 'tear-ant.' Thanks for watching.
Joesterino people pronounce it in different ways though. Sure it may not be right but doesn’t it really matter? We all have different tongues. I my self can’t pronounce certain words correctly even if I tried.
I love anything that has to do with Julian Casablancas, but I hate how political he's been with Future, Present, Past EP and now with Virtue (especially the song Pyramid of Bones and AlieNNation). The main reason this bothers me is because if your spreading your opinion on a current event in an album than the value of that album will not hold up overtime. For example, if I made a song bashing a public figure than in 50 years people wouldn't understand what I was talking about. This also contradicts Julian's statement about wanting this album to appeal to everyone, Because don't you think this album wouldn't go down well with somebody with opposing opinions? I really hope Julian turns the direction of his song writing around in whatever he decides to do next. Loved the video by the way, this is some high quality stuff man!
Thank you! I also agree with your points here. If you're trying to make art that will be lasting you have to try not to date yourself too much. If you really want to be political, you can be abstract and speak to overarching ideas rather than specific events. You should avoid being too specific about modern technology, especially with how fast it moves now. If you hear a song mention a telegram, that's how dated something like Instagram could sound in a piece of music later on. But some people do want to write solely for the times they are in, I just wouldn't think Julian was one.
I feel you may find many of these songs will survive the test of time since they deal with somewhat universal themes of power imbalance, misinformation/secrets and emotions like depression and hopelessness. Contexts change but fundamental themes often hold strong over time.
Modest Pilgrim I'm not really a supporter of anything because I'm 13 years old and I haven't really made my own opinions. But I do believe that music should be interpreted however you want and that the meaning shouldn't be pushed on to you. For instance, when Julian talks about "White devil's" that doesn't leave much room for interpretation.
Julian is a genius.
they all write the songs
Straight up
Found out about them because of leave it in my dreams and when the album came out i played it about 3 times in one day. The weird thing about the album is when you start listening to it its really hard not to listen to the whole thing.
It really is a great record.
Quiet Blob exactly like Tyranny and well .... the strokes first 3 albums.
So accurate.
Quiet Blob, I agree listen to "Is this It". It's the strokes first album and it had that same affect when I listened to it as a kid.
benny i actually had that album recommend on yt a couple of months ago and i loved it. Kind of feel dumb that it took me some time to figure out that Julian Casablanca is in both bands lol
I'd say Dare I care is good one too
Christy Hardy same love everything the strokes and his solo stuff, glad to talk to a fan😍
Dare I care is still my favourite... my 2nd would be Human Sadness.
Tyranny was amazing.
what are u talkin about
Great work. You really put time and effort into these. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
The “Mélomane” in me is satisfied
I love how you seem to have an EXCELLENT MUSIC TASTE
Loved how you rate Tyranny. I think it's very catchy after 4 listens or so!
It really is. A lot of great melodies. Take Me In Your Army, of all songs, just randomly got stuck in my head last night.
Nintendo Blood was a tune that was stuck in my head for months
Is it just me or does he sound like an early 2000's drunk interview Julian?
Awesome vid man, hopefully you get to a place in your life where you can release them more consistently!
…sonically abrasive in many places, seemingly on purpose.” 😂 I love this album
Pink ocean! Great track
Okay you're officially the coolest!
Great quality and content, keep it up!
Thank you so much!
I want more solo/Phrazes Julian.
So crazy man, two badass bands one legendary front man
great great great video
Love this thanks
Thank you!
Hell yeah man nice recap again, I'm so excited for the whole album, haven't heard it yet but am about to definitely my favorite until now is leave it in my dreams its fucking beautiful and also wink and from tyranny is father electricity and dare I care, if you could cover any of them it would be amazing my boi
Wink might be fun. I'll probably do one of those sometime soon.
great content! just subbed
keep it up:)
Cool video and Virtue is awesome
Isn't it?
Great band
No mention of Coul as a Goul, their non album single this year?
It wasn't out yet when I made the video. But another great track!
The outro song is Pink Ocean
Try to seek it
Great work! Subbed!
Tyranny is an okay album, but Virtue is a frickin' masterpiece.
I’m literally the opposite
YESSSS!!!!!!!
5 years later and no third album 😂😂 guess in 10 years when everyone forgets like like Julian said in that song “all words are made up”
Heyy what’s the song played at the begging of the video pls ??
Mutually assured destruction
good idea
Could you do Haim meet the band?
Love your vids. Do you listen to Cage the elephant?
Cool video
yessss!!!!!!!!!! 😍😍
Understand.
so basically thevoidz is the strokes plus three more musicians ?
I assure you... it aint
Meet the voidz? Took your sweet ass time
I just started making videos. And there's more to talk about now with Virtue. A Voidz video before now would just be about Tyranny.
Meet The Band welcome to the bandwagon dude, I loved them being my dirty secret for years but the more exposure the better. This music needs to be heard. Blessings, One Love
I've been listening to them for a few years because I love Julian's work, but wasn't as big of a fan until the new singles started dropping. I agree more people need to hear them, and I think this album is helping with that!
👌
What is the outro song?
Gorenja pink ocean, its from virtue
Ok, thanks. Haven't got the full album yet.
The whole thing is great!
Yeah, i got it like 2 weeks before jaja
Gorenja I think it’s pink ocean
No idea I was jamming out to beardo lol
The Voidz > new strokes
The Voids = FPP
Where no eagles fly...Trump now making a space force. Huh...Coincidence?
A nice introduction to The Voidz. However, I must disagree about your statement, that Virtue has no fillers - your song of choice for the closing of this video is an example of that, and in my opinion, one of the blandest songs in The Voidz catalogue.
That's a fair statement. While there are some weaker tracks on the album, I don't think any of the songs were created to fill out the album, it's long enough that that's unnecessary. Each track is pretty distinct and they seem to be artistic choices even if some of them aren't as good as the majority of the record. Pink Ocean, for example, is one I do enjoy even if you disagree, but I definitely don't think it's one of the stronger tracks, I just thought it was good outro music without too much going on. Overall the album seems to be a cohesive piece of work.
Well, I must admit, that I was quick to give my perspective, without questioning the correct terminology too much. While I stand by my opinion about the songs blandness (from youtube reviews Ive watched, I might be in the minority there), going by your logic, I will call it a throwaway track instead of a filler.
And I still stand by my opinion, that this video is well made, and informative. I will check out if youve done some of my other favorite artists.
No problem, I understand where you're coming from. This is only the second video in this series. If there's any other artists you think I should do, please let me know.
If I figured it out right, this series is meant to represent lesser known artists, who could use all the exposure they can get?!
If thats the case, then my suggestions are Gazelle Twin (UK), No Joy (CAN), Car Bomb (USA), Tamaryn (NZ), Jakob (NZ), Rishloo (USA) and Drab Majesty (USA).
If the series also covers artists, who no longer make music, or arent with us anymore, my suggestion is The Angelic Process (USA) and Textures (NL).
You asked ^_^
The main idea was just supposed to be like your friend or someone telling you a bit about a band you may or may not know so you can decide if it's something you might like. Introducing people to bands of all sizes (mostly medium to large at first) and providing a nice little history of the band for their fans. I'm gonna start with bands I already know a lot about, but I will keep yours in mind for the future and be sure to check those groups out!
Great video, you pronounced tyranny wrong though
I thought about that when recording, but I think there's two acceptable ways of saying it. Think of the word 'tyrant' that's said 'tie-rant' not 'tear-ant.' Thanks for watching.
Hmm, pronounce it how you please but the official pronunciation is 'tear any'.
Joesterino people pronounce it in different ways though. Sure it may not be right but doesn’t it really matter? We all have different tongues. I my self can’t pronounce certain words correctly even if I tried.
You're probably right, I'm just a bit of a grammar Nazi to be honest.
I love anything that has to do with Julian Casablancas, but I hate how political he's been with Future, Present, Past EP and now with Virtue (especially the song Pyramid of Bones and AlieNNation). The main reason this bothers me is because if your spreading your opinion on a current event in an album than the value of that album will not hold up overtime. For example, if I made a song bashing a public figure than in 50 years people wouldn't understand what I was talking about. This also contradicts Julian's statement about wanting this album to appeal to everyone, Because don't you think this album wouldn't go down well with somebody with opposing opinions? I really hope Julian turns the direction of his song writing around in whatever he decides to do next. Loved the video by the way, this is some high quality stuff man!
Thank you! I also agree with your points here. If you're trying to make art that will be lasting you have to try not to date yourself too much. If you really want to be political, you can be abstract and speak to overarching ideas rather than specific events. You should avoid being too specific about modern technology, especially with how fast it moves now. If you hear a song mention a telegram, that's how dated something like Instagram could sound in a piece of music later on. But some people do want to write solely for the times they are in, I just wouldn't think Julian was one.
I feel you may find many of these songs will survive the test of time since they deal with somewhat universal themes of power imbalance, misinformation/secrets and emotions like depression and hopelessness. Contexts change but fundamental themes often hold strong over time.
2046 julian ur mom gay
The Radsters leg me guess trump supporter?!? lmao stay mad
Modest Pilgrim I'm not really a supporter of anything because I'm 13 years old and I haven't really made my own opinions. But I do believe that music should be interpreted however you want and that the meaning shouldn't be pushed on to you. For instance, when Julian talks about "White devil's" that doesn't leave much room for interpretation.
Not up to par. Lol.
Oh plis...I hope stupid( sheep) people don't start" loving this...and making it fashionable and shallow...
Fake woke