And then some of his clean vocals are just angelic, definitely recommend checking his covers

I have no problem with recording concerts, but this comment is still funny to me because not everyone is watching KZfaq on a phone; some of us watch on a PC, TV, or game console.

​@@imjustwolfthe platform you watch it on is irrelevant though .

Ironically, the people who criticize video recorders at concerts are the people who watch the videos they record

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Therein lies the mesmerizing power of this band.

They're Finnish. Finns are either the calmest people you will ever meet, or they go ab-so-lu-te-ly MENTAL

Who cares? Let people enjoy the show that that they paid to go see however they wish

La verdad me pregunte lo mismo ..

Actually there was a big moshpit further back, which just doesn't show in the video \o/

Im not sure what I would do either 😅

​@@ajkorrasstart a pit. In my opinion a moshpit is the purest form of appreciation for an artist

These people are there to watch a band that blew up! Half these people probably dont even like deathcore! I love deathcore but I'd probably be standing still too just wanting to absorb them!

its good to stand still

Lorna Shore is insanely popular in Finland now but really I just want to admire the beauty of the band how well they are performing and insanely good vocals. Ofc people are gonna want to record the this songs breakdown because of the insane vocals on it. Been to dozens of deathcore gigs and other metal gigs but I have never seen so many phones as on a Lorna Shore gig. It's just something unique. I wouldn't want to miss that shit by going to a mosh pit or breaking my neck.

Their live mixes have been phenomenal on this tour

@@jkh3959 its mindblowing honestly, i never seen a metal live with such mix, that is not remixed on post production

Ive heard mistakes on the guitar when hearing them, so its real

I mixed this. its real guitars, and mic'd cabs not just DI. :)

@@TWANSONFOH insane if true. Amazing job

Because they are so big lots of normies come to the shows and they don’t mosh. Plus this musics hard to mosh too it ain’t death metal

@@vladmelnikov94I have never been to a metal show without a mosh pit. I would be so disappointed. Maybe it’s a North American thing

The pit is literally there in the shot in the beginning. Having it further back is better experience for those who just want to enjoy the show up close. One does not have to worry whether or not Finns now how to enjoy metal shows.

@@ublabaah3908that’s too bad! Usually pit goes from about 4 people back in the front to about halfway through the floor. You can enter the back and move to the front without issue. Can get a great view and enjoy the atmosphere of the pit.

the people are shy, almost every gig I've seen in Finland we stand still like we're being held at gunpoint

I see most banging their heads or waving their arms and a big ass pit the entire show. FAR from a dead crowd

@@pkopo1you need some new lenses my friend. That is far from a big ass pit. You could be standing down in between the pit and the front row, and your video would be as calm as the one recorded here. The dead to hype crowd ratio here is heavy on the dead side.

@@pkopo1 I’ll say, I’ve seen worse. But I stand by my original comment.

@@justinyelverton I was there, the crowd was nuts for every band, especially lorna. You probably think if a crowd isnt as mental as a slayer show its dead smh

@@pkopo1 you must be used to some pretty slow shows. A+ on the horrible comparison, not even close to the same bracket. I’d much rather go to a Lorna show.