Listening to the album right now before I start watching the video. Something about the artwork plus the name of the album gave me a visceral reaction, one of those strange feelings in your gut. So I turned the album on, and I don't think I can remember the last time a song affected me like The Big Gloom affected me. I can already tell that this is one of those special albums that only comes around every few decades
Absolutely fantastic essay, deathconsiousness may by far be the most captivating music in terms of capturing existential themes of meaning and death. I'm a firm follower of Absurdism and still is Agnostic. Simply be and living the present, is the only truth for subjective experiences of human consciousness. Because the present exists. And death, will be in the present, someday. For while we still here, we can feel what it likes to be a human, as a living being that yearns for a life worth living. And this album's conveyance of pointlesness in death, reflects on me what it is to live. Even in gloomest apathy and desperation, one still yearn to survive, to rebel against death and absurdity. Value something in the tangible world, is the way of the absurd hero, no matter how cruel life would be. Wether to wallow in desire or value something above yourself, for what it's worth, it is wholy considered better, than nothing
coming here to congratulate you for this masterpiece of a video. honestly, I'd not say I'm a huge fan of this album but I ultimately get everything in it and your analysis only makes me understand better how incredible of an album it truly is. can't wait to see a lot more of your videos in this style, diving deep into an album and analyzing every bit of it. this is fantastic.
@REALZEN111 really dig your channel, just watched your "disturbing song" iceberg video..probably will make a Spotify playlist of these songs. Glad to see Nurse With Wound and Crass made the list! Crass actually has some great music thats less disturbing than that song, deff some of the best anarcho punk to ever come out of the UK!
surprised i didn’t think of making one of those myself 😅 it’s so cool seeing everyone finding new music through the video though and i’m glad it’s been having such a strong impact as for crass they are definitely one of my favorite bands i’ve gotten to recently discover. nagasaki nightmare was a disturbing yet intriguing introduction and i’ve been appreciating their works so much more overtime. they deserve all the praise
@@REALZEN111 i mean i hope others would like one cz me personally its my fav album and project in general from the music itself to the book and everything in between and id like to see a video about it in ur style
i kinda like deathconsciousness guys
interesting claim
what made you say that
Here after Spotify Wrapped and The Big Gloom being my #1 most played song with me being in the top 0.001% of listeners worldwide
i kid you not bloodhail and the big gloom were my number 1 and 3 most played songs respectively 😭
don’t think it’s a healthy sign..
Listening to the album right now before I start watching the video. Something about the artwork plus the name of the album gave me a visceral reaction, one of those strange feelings in your gut. So I turned the album on, and I don't think I can remember the last time a song affected me like The Big Gloom affected me. I can already tell that this is one of those special albums that only comes around every few decades
DUDE YOURE THE REASON I WANTED TO LISTEN TO THIS BAND!!! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS!!!
Absolutely fantastic essay, deathconsiousness may by far be the most captivating music in terms of capturing existential themes of meaning and death.
I'm a firm follower of Absurdism and still is Agnostic. Simply be and living the present, is the only truth for subjective experiences of human consciousness. Because the present exists. And death, will be in the present, someday. For while we still here, we can feel what it likes to be a human, as a living being that yearns for a life worth living.
And this album's conveyance of pointlesness in death, reflects on me what it is to live. Even in gloomest apathy and desperation, one still yearn to survive, to rebel against death and absurdity. Value something in the tangible world, is the way of the absurd hero, no matter how cruel life would be. Wether to wallow in desire or value something above yourself, for what it's worth, it is wholy considered better, than nothing
Great video. I feel like for everyone who has stumbled upon this album it's a watershed moment in their life
coming here to congratulate you for this masterpiece of a video. honestly, I'd not say I'm a huge fan of this album but I ultimately get everything in it and your analysis only makes me understand better how incredible of an album it truly is. can't wait to see a lot more of your videos in this style, diving deep into an album and analyzing every bit of it. this is fantastic.
the goal was always to do this album’s story justice, and i hope to do the same with many more down the road
truly appreciate the support 🖤
Beautiful researched and realised content. Thank you.
Great video, thank you for taking the time to discuss the book the album comes with, so great!
as pivotal as the booklet’s narrative was i felt it was only right for me to discuss it, thank you for your support :)
@REALZEN111 really dig your channel, just watched your "disturbing song" iceberg video..probably will make a Spotify playlist of these songs. Glad to see Nurse With Wound and Crass made the list! Crass actually has some great music thats less disturbing than that song, deff some of the best anarcho punk to ever come out of the UK!
surprised i didn’t think of making one of those myself 😅 it’s so cool seeing everyone finding new music through the video though and i’m glad it’s been having such a strong impact
as for crass they are definitely one of my favorite bands i’ve gotten to recently discover. nagasaki nightmare was a disturbing yet intriguing introduction and i’ve been appreciating their works so much more overtime. they deserve all the praise
Im not sure if this is too forward, but I think I love you and your content.
the love for all of you is just as strong my friend, thank you :)
when the album is so good it has a fucking documentary💯
8 minutes gang
Your disturbing songs video was dope.
banger
can we get a giles corey vid next please
if the interest is there, i’d absolutely be down to make it happen
@@REALZEN111 i mean i hope others would like one cz me personally its my fav album and project in general from the music itself to the book and everything in between and id like to see a video about it in ur style
Now litsen to giles Corey