Marko's delivery is so perfect in every song. His emotion is so raw in them. That feeling you get from this song is warmth, and that can only be delivered by a 'true to their words' vocalist. There is both a cello with the other strings, AND an upright bass. There are few truer sounding instruments than an upright bass.

Yep, great performance. This reaction sums up how Poets and Marko's lyrics make you think and also feel. Spoken word..he writes amazing poetry but takes it to another level with the band. Great to see you enjoy, it's a great journey🖤

Thanks for your posting as always! This is the one I was most anxious for you to listen to and review, perhaps my favorite of the Theater Sessions. It's also very similar to the studio version but with more reliance on the strings of Triosis+ here. I do believe the fourth player (the +) is also their sister who joined the group later after the original Triosis was well underway. You will also enjoy "Rebirth," Marko's clear proclamation of undying love and self-sacrifice. Watch out for a special poetic twist (I mean, a strange hyperbolic statement) in the lyrics of "Rebirth." You'll know it when you hear it. 😀Hope you feel better soon and can avoid an out-and-out sinus infection.

You're genuinely in for such a treat on your journey with this band, they're incredible and I love them so much. Savour it. In addition to these sessions there's also another live series they did with the Genelec Artist Room - which are fantastic too, and another arrow to place into your Poets quiver.

Just recently discovered their song The beautiful ones, there is no music video for it, but it is amazing. And it is not even in an actual album, it's a bonus released with Lift. Listen to it, amazing lyrics, such deep sense, these guys are just unbelievable. They are so talented that they can 'afford' to release such amazing songs so casually.

I really love your reactions! It's so nice to hear your thoughts and see how much you enjoy the music and lyrics! I've been a fan of Poets of the Fall for a few years now, and I just adore their music and lyrics! They're surely my favourite band out there. And I love this Alexander Theatre version of the song. It's so beautiful! Carnival of rust on this list is so good too! I just yesterday looked through most of your POTF reactions and finished them today! Got a follower from me, haha! I'm sure you'd love their newest album called Ghostlight. I gotta say that it has to be their best album in my opinion, but I so adore the others very much too! Take care! 🫶🩵

You are right on the Triosis+ ; three sisters, Iiris, Klaara and Vilma and the + is Elina on the bass.

We haven't heard from you in some time. I hope you're doing well; have been concerned.

And, just to emphasize the fact that we finns are born illiteral in English, these lyrics are epic! -just another Finn-

The songs you didn’t care for were other songs than Poets right? Because these guys turn it around every time, I think. Also live - I’ve never seen a bad show of theirs in 20 years, always amazing energy and positive vibes! I hope you’re doing all right, because your last reaction posted was 9 months ago. 2 Alexander Theatre songs still missing, and I cannot wait for you to get to the album versions then, because despite of them being an Indie band producing everything on their own small label, most of their videos are very elaborate, visually stunning masterpieces. Their level of artistry is so remarkably high in every respect - lyrics, music, vocals, visuals … and once you’re done with Poets albums, there’s still Old Gods Of Asgard, their metal alter ego band performing in games like Max Payne, Alan Wake, Control … Poets are currently celebrating their 20th anniversary, so there’s a LOT you have yet to discover! Before you get into the album versions, I have a request for an acoustic Adele cover they once did (and successfully made it their own): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/faiirdWqq9iRd2w.htmlfeature=shared I am certain you’ll enjoy it. Thank you for your wonderful reactions, I love how much you appreciate their art.

What is that box-like instrument next to the bass player?