I have been aware of this band and listened a bit on and off for 20 years now, but I will give it to them that they have become better and better thought the years. Instead of just re hashing their hit singles from the first album they keep evolving and staying relevant. I’ve gone from thinking they are ok to really being a fan the last few albums.

So you mention Vessel's screaming- there's a song they did called "Gods." It hits you in the face with heavy before throwing in a dramatic twist. I think you'd love it

great job on this one man. such a huge and powerful but sad song

Kylesa is such a good band. If you want to dive a bit more into them i suggest you pick something from their Static Tensions Album. If you want to listen to some great drum work and riffing I suggest Running Red. If you want something more upbeat check Scapegoat and if you want something more psychedelic check Unknown Awareness or To Walk Alone (also with great drumming). Their first, self titled album is more like early Mastodon if you are into this. Their albums after Static Tensions are more "introspective". Anyway, I hope you enjoyed them and hopefully we'll see more reactions to them.

In mourning-beyond thunder 🔥

Kylesa!! Haven't heard these guys in over 10 years but i remember them having some drum sections you could really space out too

check out Julia Wolf- Wishbone

Who suggested this as your intro to Kylesa?! They have so much more stuff that is better.

Chords are a vibration and the vibration you link into is what you recieve.

you should check out time is running out by for the taking!!

I've followed your channel for a couple years and had no idea you did this one. The remaster of The Soft Bulletin is so perfect, and the album will make you weep tears of beauty.

Ive never been crazy for the guitar compositions of doom or sludge. I can appreciate the ambient feel it gives me, but it kills my soul with how little it moves me. Love the channel Geebz!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I knew exactly what this video was gonna be

The GrEAtest surfer/composer thats ever LiVed!

The instrument you mentioned is called Ek Tara (single string). It’s a traditional instrument used in Punjabi folk music.

holy fucking shit

Clutch are awseome! First heard their stuff on a Louder Than Rock compilation CD, with 'Texan Book Of The Dead'. It was my motivational song in my head for months when I started a new job. :D

And you can also listen to the original demo (here on YT) where Kevin moore actualiy sings on the track. Labrie is obviously a better singer IMO, but it was fun to hear Kevins pure demo, amazung. This is The most moody of songs. The sample within sits perfect. Kevin must be a really moody guy. Love the song!

I like how the voice samples on this track subtle reference the voice samples on the track Cliffs from his SAWII album.

9:46 😂😂😂 im gross sorry

I friggin' love BTBAM

EDM part was 100% pure drum&bass

One of the best songs ever, one that you can't help but feel closer to every time you hear it, whether you last heard it yesterday, a month or 1 year ago.

You should check out eye of the enemy, the march or the shift.

Love this album. May I suggest you do a reaction to Magazine, one of the best post punk groups during that period. I'd recommend Secondhand Daylight - sounds as fresh and innovative today as when I first heard it over 40 years ago.

Geebz, please play guitar for us more often 🔥 you’re really great 🔥

Beautiful. You got some chops. Great song too!

I put that last bit as an intro to the intro Rather than an ending.

Louis Cole loves mixing and micing his drums pretty simply and kinda low fi that's entirely his aesthetic

Chevelle is my favorite band. Of course, I dig Deftones and Tool, too. I love dynamic rock music. I think what got me into this style of music was Rush 2112. It was my favorite album when I was kid. It all continued from there.

Mr Bungle's Carousel is an amazing song, in my top-10 ever! But I don't see many people contemplating on the lyrics which are in my case even more impressive than the musical wizardry!

Man, this one is great too, nice stuff Geebz.

First 30 seconds is already sick.

This album I think kept me alive during Quarantine. It was a life line for me when I was feeling at my lowest. Waves, Folding and Desert Rambler are my favorites. Thank you for reviewing In The Den.

song is atleast suppose to be somewhat chaotic because aberration welcomes distortion.

Haha I've been recommending this and you actually have a video on it. I will quit hounding you now LOL

Still one of my favorite Radiohead songs to this day, Reminds me of fighting cancer

Hey my man, I wish you could react to a song from Draconian called Death Come Near Me. It's a Masterpiece in the Doom Metal small world. I'm sure a great ear like yours could enjoy it 🙂

One of the most beautiful songs.. criminally underrated without a doubt...

Hi Gibi. Of all the bands you reacted to, you still haven't reacted to Ayreon? My o my. You really should! Ayreon is the creation of the Dutchman Arjen Lucassen; composer, arranger, producer, multi-instrumentalist, singer and especially a guy with a giant 'black book' filled with private phone numbers. He can rely on some of the world's best and famous singers to perform his music. To drop a few names: Bruce Dickinson, Chris Maitland, Clive Nolan, Damian Wilson, Daniel Gildenlow, Dave Brock, Devin Townsend, Devon Graves, Floor Jansen, James LaBrie, Russell Allen, John de Lancie (as narrator), etc., etc.. His music is story driven and multiple albums continue the same story. I suggest you start at "The Day That The World Breaks Down": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/paylgK6V1-C0oYk.html&pp=ygUkYXlyZW9uIHRoZSBkYXkgdGhlIHdvcmxkIGJyZWFrcyBkb3du

Gives you the chills.

All the songs are by Jon Davis of Korn. He recorded the whole album with his vocals, these versions are in the movie. In my opinion the Jon Davis versions are far superior to the songs that appeared on the soundtrack. Although ofcourse the guest vocalists did a great job.

I think of the Beatles 'A Day In The Life' when I here the escalating, emphatic pounding of the piano building up louder and louder, reminding me of the escalating orchestral section of the Beatles song.

not sure why youtube's algorithm decided to stop recommending you for over a year but I'm happy to have found your channel again. I appreciate your insights. Also shout out to another K240 user. They are such sturdy headphones!

I'm still here (3 months later but still)!

such a great song!

Phenomenal band 🤘🤘

"Perfume of the Timeline"? Can read notes, but not letters? 🤣🤣🤣