Definitely gave me quite a few bands to check out. Love your content bud!

Heavens... Sorry, depths of hell know how much have I longed for a extreme/funeral doom related video. And now finally it's here. Thanks for providing a massive list as such. Fun times ahead!🌹🤘🏻

You and wyatt uploading at the same day,it must be a fucking christmas 😄.

U should do a vid on dsbm, it fits your style.

You went deep on this one. I put the first Funeralium record in this category. Especially the track: Let Pe0pple Die, 20 minutes of exactly what its title says.

It’s interesting that otesanek has members who would go on to become Pissgrave. Pretty sure that they even dedicated their second album to the drummer of otesanek who died a couple of years before it came out. Those guys are great at making depressing pissed off extreem metal

OOOOOH A 30 MINUTE DANTE DAGGER VID, I'M IN. Update: Very good video, can't wait to check out the albums I got from this.

Great video, but if i could just point out one thing, i think you could maybe stop/change the music when a new chapter begins, that would make the video even more dynamic or " alive " if i can say ? Otherwise i'm hoping for a video on Darkwave ^^

Thank you so much for this video. I really enjoy your channel and now i find so many bands to check.

great documentary, Dante!

Great video Dante gave me some new bands to deep dive

I fucking love doom metal

i love the AU series, most ppl who react to these movies just criticize through n through n i appreciate you pointing out all the effects and backstory that went w it all. also, ur not missing much with the maggot cut. for the most part its just more ... scenes between him and crusty ... if you know what i mean 😭

I have a working copy and I know / knew the band members

it was an amazing festival

Hi, I’m Dave - I played piano and a smattering of other instruments on this album. I’d honestly not thought about Overland for a long time. It’s both surreal and moving to see it get all this attention here. The bad news is that, like Joe (@joetiltman9371), I have no undamaged copy of the album. The version I own is now totally unplayable due to the damage. The good news is that I can explain quite a lot about this album - at least from my own perspective - and provide links to some adjacent recordings (though they are themselves sometimes quite damaged). Alex and I went to school together in Bristol (UK) and had various musical endeavours in the late 1990s / early 2000s. In the autumn of 1999 we spent a weekend at a friend’s house in the Hotwells area of Bristol, recording a rough early version of what would eventually become ‘Traces of Yesterdays’. The band line up and track listing is quite different. Alongside myself were Effie (vocals), Chloe (cello), and Will (harp). The copy I now have on cassette is extremely damaged. Here’s a link to early versions of ‘Softly, But As Bells’ and ‘Tonight Won’t Be Like Any Other Night’: soundcloud.com/david-tollerton/sets/1999-pre-overland-tracks-from-damaged-cassette?si=9de205b672b64b489238145eda8a2173& In the autumn of 2000 into early 2001, Alex and I began holding band practices with Joe (bass) and Jane (vocals / violin) and this eventually became ‘Traces of Yesterdays’. It was recorded partly at Dartington College (because of Joe’s connection with Drew @SmartStr33t) and at a recording studio in the St George area of Bristol. The tracks tend to fall into two types: (i) tracks where my piano material formed the foundation and other elements were added on top of it (like ‘Softly, But As Bells’ and ‘Starlet’) or (ii) tracks where Alex’s guitar composition formed the basis of the song (like ‘Hymn’ and ‘We Scatter to the Corners’). Alex wrote all of the lyrics and is the male vocalist who can be heard on the surviving tracks. In 2002 Alex and I did discuss producing more Overland music. For my part, the piano elements that could have become the basis of some tracks are available here: soundcloud.com/david-tollerton/sets/piano-tracks-linked-with-further-overland-album?si=1d244934e1944f58bf326fece781715c&. The ‘Overland treatment’ of these five tracks would likely have involved use of effects-heavy guitar, violin/cello, and ethereal vocals laid over the top. I also have some (mildly damaged) recordings of demos I created in late 2001, which would have fed into the mix of possibilities for this second album: soundcloud.com/david-tollerton/sets/overland-style-recordings-from-late-2001?si=893cff6377f34673b81cf519dbac7b0a&. All of the provisional instrumentalization and vocals are my own (with an additional female vocalist briefly appearing on ‘Summer Will Come’). Alex’s recollection might differ, but my own memory is that’s it’s largely my own fault that we didn’t pursue a second Overland album. Looking back now, over twenty years later, it’s apparent to me that I probably suffered significant issues with anxiety as a teenager, especially where musical creativity was concerned. ‘Traces of Yesterdays’ received a mixed response at the time, and I was particularly sensitive to such criticism in those days. But I’m pleased (and frankly surprised) that ‘Traces of Yesterdays’ is getting this attention now. I have really fond memories of recording it with Alex, Joe, and Jane. Joe and I are still in touch. I lost contact with Alex and Jane a long time ago, though know that Alex has since become a novelist. For my part, I’m nowadays Associate Professor in Memory Studies at the University of Exeter. I continue to play piano and guitar - all this attention on Overland is making me think I should really make the effort to record more.

If you want more Overland, here's some unreleased demos recorded on cassette before the "Traces Of Yesterdays" sessions: soundcloud.com/drew-lorenzo/light-up-the-corners-of-the-room

Hello. I'm Joe, I played bass on this album. Alex played guitar and sang, Dave played piano and possibly glockenspiel (it's been a while, I can't remember), Jane played violin and sang. I'm kinda amazed that any information about this cd exists any more. We recorded in Dartington over a weekend, a friend of mine was enrolled there and was doing a music degree, so he got us in there (I don't think he was supposed to, but it's been over 20 years, so he probably won't get in trouble now...), we got 7 of the songs recorded there and 3 were done in a basement in Bristol.

Saw these movies on a dare at age 13 🙃

the gathering!! 🔥🔥🔥 that’s one of my fave albums by them!

Hey, I played drums/samples/backing vox in Koreisch and The Kevorkian Solution! Thanks for the mention!!!

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Love your video. Great work! Uboa's latest is amazing as well. Glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work! François.

Sortsind 🖤

There was a band out of North Madeconia called Од Вратот Надолу (which translates to "From the neck down"), they only released one EP called Жива (which translates to Live in Google translate so take it with a pinch or two of salt). While it doesnt really fit the category of the bands in the video, their music being on the shorter and faster side (the average song length being around 2 minutes), it's still an amazing listen I've never really seen anyone talk about

Dang, you got your housemaid vibing to your music tastes too? Wild.

Great video, bud. You've earned a sub. As for the viewers, just doing a cautionary vibe check, given the subject matter. You folks doing okay?

August Underground (I haven't seen the sequels yet!) was one of those movies I had to take several tries to actually finish, because it was so effective. Peter reminded me of shitty guys from my town when I was growing up in that time period to the point that it was uncomfortable, and there is a bleak aimlessness I love. I was recently revisiting the series and Toe Tag Inc in general (I met a girl at a black metal show in 2008 that had just moved from Philly and said she knew the Toe Tag crew and I'm still regretting not keeping her number) and I am so glad to see this video and sad to see Toe Tag seems to have mostly evaporated at this point. (Please someone tell me otherwise, and I'll be happy my Google-fu was unsuccessful!)

A Day Of Nights was powerful.

This randomly popped up in my feed and wow! Great review! I began seeking out the most disturbing cinema I could find in my early 20s (2008 ish?) and this trilogy made the list. I have a very cool mom and received all the dvds as Christmas gifts, along with Salo and a few other gems 😂 While it feels strange to say I enjoyed the films, I certainly appreciated what they were trying to do. Real-life perpetrators of the kind of acts portrayed throughout this series are vile, and it was refreshing to see films that portrayed them as such, instead of the super-brilliant Hannibal Lecter types or sexy and something in which to aspire. Side note, the old Toe Tag message boards were awesome and I really miss it. There were some very cool people on there who could always recommend something new for a fellow gorehound. I’m rambling, but I look forward to checking out more of your videos. Cheers!

Love deep dives like this. I hardly understand what is going on in these movies cause of the damn awful filter , it gives me a headache but hell I love disturbing movies like this

Really cool video your interest in gory horror movies really comes through. Have you watched The belgium movie called raw, ftench/belgian titane and french movie calvaire?

I really enjoy your presentation style. Years from now, when you're big as you truly deserve, I'm going to flex to ppl that i was one of the early subscribers of your channel. Amazing stuff! Cheers!

This video was so good!!!! Definitely the best one you've made yet. You should do a video about Martyrs, I'm interested to see what you think about it!

Great overview of the series. Not really something I reach for but I know they are held in high regard amongst fans. Of the ones you mentioned I've seen Man Bites Dog and I thought it was a pretty good film. The dark humor in it makes it memorable for me.

That Funeral is a total find!

You, Whang and Nick Crowley are the only channels that I anticipate and watch all the videos from. Cheers from Brazil.

Amazing vid Dante, you deserve so many more subs