there is a live EP

@xeyon Wait.. Is it?

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ehh maybe from 2018. plini now isnt that exciting live. the last time i went to seem him was a fking bore fest. nothing against him i love all his work but just the setlists now arent what they used to be

Plini brought himself his own sound engineer over most of his self-billed tour like this, Ronnie Young has been working behind the mixing board for a while now. To be fair, not everyone can afford and keep the same ideal sound engineer all the time. It's a professional job on its own and it could potentially cost a lot depending on your preference of audio standard. Plus, many sound engineers prefer to work with various artists and bands, or under the obligation of meeting the market demands. Therefore, logistics absolutely need to be taken into account. Last but not the least, most specific occasions such as music festival and televised or online broadcasted live session tend to refuse to accommodate a third party engineer unless when it's allowed e.g. KEXP.

i don't even know which one simon is but yes. Every one is unbelievably tasty

Bassist and principal audio engineer. He's a bassist's bassist. Tremendously talented.

@@marksimmons7906 their live sessions' tones and recording are unparalleled.

"They're trying to make it look fake!!"

Top 10 videos that our REAL BUT LOOK FAKE

It is right? I think I'll call the police

Yeah man, thats the pure joy of instrumental talents like Plini, Sithu Aye, Andy McKee or many of the others. If you get to see them live, its a blisfully serene experience because you get exactly what you expected.

I found the Halcyon project well after his recent work, but man I'm glad I listened to it

I found halcyon by accident ages ago, first thing I bought on bandcamp for probably a few dollars. Incredible progression. Makes me think about Gru - Cosmogenesis, found around the same time.

@@jameskubica5463 same. electric sunrise was the third song I learned on guitar, then I really got into it deep.

@@vapingcringe electric sunrise for 3rd song to learn. that is a progress :)

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Got to see them in May and again in November of last year. What a treat. Just does my soul good.

@@marksimmons7906 I feel the same way! Saw them in May&Nov also

Agreed

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Plini provides the perfect music to speedrun SM64 to imo. Nothing like hearing Ember harmonize with Mario saying "Wahoo! Wahoo! Wah-wa-wa-wawawawawa" as you backwards-long-jump through a door :D

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It was so strange too! Almost as if they had some sort of inside joke that they never let us in on or a social experiment that didn't work out or something, because there isn't even a really obvious point in this song for a wall of death to happen either. Although personally I won't complain too much - my vantage point in the crowd somehow ended up being infinitely better AFTER everyone got shuffled around by that lmao

I was there that night too and was surprised to see that they left that bit on the front there. It was kind of odd and the audience was pretty baffled but we went along with it thinking something might happen...then it didn't. People around me were a bit annoyed they had lost their spots and it put a strange vibe to the gig for the first 5-6 songs. Plini even mentioned we were quiet compared to when Sungazer were on and I think people were a bit confused. I still enjoyed the gig and they were amazing as usual,plus the awesome music from the previous players was great to see.

Especially for this song which doesn't get heavy till late in the song. And even then is still fairly mild.

Yeah, a bunch of guitar nerds smashing into each other doesn't sound like a good time

I was there too. Union Transfer. They were fantastic, it was a great opportunity to hear Strawberry Girls live too.

How is it even possible jeez!

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