Aphex Twin - Drukqs REACTION/REVIEW

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[@adamarmstrong9408]

I bought this when it first came out, and its aged so well ,the more you listen to you realize,how much hard work he put into every track , production is on another level

[@n.b.lovespencer8589]

Right on. I first heard in in 2005 and was forever hooked. Still considered to me the best album ever composed.

[@djgiga2]

I realized that when it came out. I also thought it was a little pretentious at first because of putting the piano pieces in between drum tracks which he hadn't really done that before. I still do like the more electronic pieces but I have come to appreciate it all and especialy the sonicscapes he was able to create in the kinda less music more sound avant garde tracks.

[@listofcatholicdioceses]

I live in the same place where Aphex Twin grew up, in Cornwall, and there are many references to Cornish things in his music that go unnoticed for the most part, an example of this is the song "Mt St Micheal + St Michaels Mount" from this album, is named after a historic castle on an island here in Cornwall.

[@Thatsjusthewayitis]

I’m Cornish and I didnt even know that icl thanks for the info!

[@witchduck2230]

fun fact: this album heavily inspired the minecraft soundtrack

[@ihaveagoddamnplanarthur]

wasnt saw2 the album that inspired C418?

[@d3w01d]

@@ihaveagoddamnplanarthurprobably just aphex in general, looking at C418s spotify he literally has a playlist called millennial aphex twin

[@montazmeahii6029]

Mt Saint Michel + Saint Michaels Mount is one of my favorite songs of all-time. Listening to that ending with headphones on makes air blow out of my ears.

[@Aisatsana1971]

Likewise. Drukqs is my favourite album of all time, and that piece is number 1. Absolutely glorious. It’s as if you take a persons entire life, and all the emotions in it, and put it into one piece of music.

[@toomuchmustard3067]

0:57 Jynweythek 2:07 Vordhosbn 3:59 Kladfvgbung Micshk 4:51 Omgyjya-Switch 7 6:43 Strotha Tynhe 7:41 Gwely Mernans 9:05 Bbydhyonchord 9:58 Cock/ver10 12:05 Avril 14th 13:38 Mt Saint Michel + Saint Michaels Mount 15:51 Gwarek2 18:17 Orban eq trx 4 18:52 Aussois 19:08 Hy a scullyas lyf adhagrow 20:21 Kesson Dalek 21:43 54 Cymru Beats 23:34 Btoum-roumada 24:24 Lornaderek 25:06 QKThr 26:16 Meltphace 6 27:53 Bit 4 28:18 Prep Gwarlek 36 28:52 Father 29:17 Taking Control 30:59 Petiatil cx htdui 32:25 Ruglen holon 33:07 Afx237 v.7 34:29 Ziggomatic 17 36:30 Beskhu3epnm 37:07 Nanou2 37:58 Final Thoughts

[@goatzee69420]

Vordhosbn might be my favorite track of all time, from any artist, any genre. It has so many emotions wrapped up in it, and there aren't even any lyrics. To me, it conveys worry, fear, anxiety, panic, but also relief, resolve, determination, and calm at different moments. Not to mention it fucking slaps and holds down the beat for it's entire duration, even when it becomes minimalistic. The portion where you're bopping your head is me for the entire song.

[@mmnootzenpoof]

Mt Saint Michel is a solid contender too, especially juxtaposed against avril 14th preceding it.

[@Johannesf]

Yes Vordhosbn is absolutely crazy. It’s the first track I ever listened from Aphex Twin. I found a LOT of tracks tracks from Aphex twin that are simply amazing, but never found something that beats Vordhosbn for me.

[@tiIebreaker]

Avril 14th was sampled by Kanye West in his song “Blame Game” off of MBDTF which is a pretty big reason why its one of Aphex’s biggest song And the song QKThr has been exploding with popularity on TikTok which is also why it’s popular

[@ijustneedmyself]

I had no clue. It all makes sense now. I mean, it's a great song, but still.

[@fleaship6134]

It kinda annoys me that QKthr is only popular because of TikTok as if to say it would never met success without some stupid app.

[@tiIebreaker]

@@fleaship6134 its an unfortunate situation to be in, in which nowadays the quickest way to popularize your music is with the help of that stupid app

[@zxr9291]

@@tiIebreaker I agree to an extent, because artists making music with the sole purpose of blowing up on tiktok sucks and definetely reduces the quality of the music. but it's not like QkThr was made for tiktok, it just happened to blow up on the app, so i dont see why its such a bad thing. it just brings more attention to great music.

[@tiIebreaker]

​@@zxr9291 I agree with you, i didn't mean that QKThr was made for tiktok, infact im happy its becoming popular, but yes I agree with you about the reduction of the quality of music

[@fugostrawberries]

I love the way you express your opinion tbh because you handle everything with respect yet still are honest and I love watching people discuss things like that

[@smags1082]

Thank You!

[@jaycarv1710]

Strange. I don't think he's being respectful to the material at all. I'm halfway through the video and it feels like he dissed 80% of the tracks on album 1.

[@xiuxiuenjoyer]

@@jaycarv1710I mean would you rather he just pretend to like it? he seems like he’s not vibing w a lot of it but that’s ok and he’s not like “this is the worst shit i’ve ever heard” or anything, plus he’s had more favorable opinions on other aphex albums

[@dreykthepirate2755]

Oh man 😂 you weren't ready AT ALL for this album and its completely understandable. I had so much fun seeing your reactions to this masterpiece. Please, do yourself the favour and return back at it at another time of your life, you won't regret it.

[@esku75]

Druqs is difficult and it totally makes sense some years later after first listening ❤

[@vrilmaxxed]

Nobody is ready to get into druqks

[@WavesOfRed92]

Thank you for reacting to this, it was cool to see your reactions to each song. For some backstory, this album exists because Aphex Twin left an mp3 player on a plane, with a bunch of unreleased songs on it, and in order to make sure they didn't get leaked, he made an album with those unreleased songs. That's why the album feels so all over the place, but I think he inadvertently created a masterpiece. This album to me represents going through a very hard time in your life, and all of the different emotions that come with it. The noisier and drum and bass tracks remind me of those angrier and more anxious points that you may have, and the softer instrumental pieces remind me of those more sombre and emotionally vulnerable moments. This album means so much to me because those are feelings I've had for a very long time, and this chaotic, disjointed "thing" brings me comfort, almost like someone is personally speaking to me through the music. Much like what "Geogaddi" by Boards Of Canada has done for me. In fact, this kinda music resonates so strongly with me because of your ability to create your own narrative within it, music with lyrics is fine, but it kinda forces me to stick to one particular story instead of trying to find my own meaning within it.

[@smags1082]

Thank You !

[@SameriddAndCave]

The abstraction of emotion made into an explorable place, that's how a lot of IDM is for me or music in general. A great way to work out your feelings by having an inner dialogue and listening, you know.

[@shio5848]

At one point you mentioned wanting to know what his dreams sound like, and there is actually a way to do that! Aphex Twins's 2nd studio album, Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2 was created by recreating soundscapes Richard heard in his dreams. Richard compared the experience of the album to standing in the middle of a power generator while on acid. If you enjoyed Selected Ambient Works 85-92, I think there's a lot you'll like in Vol. 2. Keep in mind this album is actually ambient music. Be sure to check it out!

[@wavyeen]

tbf, aphex does take the piss quite a bit and i feel like that interview where he said that he made SAW II using 1 hour a sleep per night and transcribed his music was bs

[@katzo1558]

Yeah lmao he lies in his interviews

[@B4NDllKOOT_]

I just wonder when he dreamed #3 cuz that shit ethereal asf

[@extraneous3408]

More Aphex Twin! LET'S GO! 😈 Also, it would be fire if you did Giles Corey - Giles Corey. Love the vids btw! 💜

[@IamJustTheBiscuityOfTheSeaity]

Next Aphex Twin album should be "...I Care Because You Do" (1995)

[@_portis]

Definitely. Smags will enjoy it. My fav aphex.

[@spr1691]

Loved this album, loved the reaction and the comments for each song, very fitting. Id appreciate a reaction to: Trick by Alex G

[@Claire.blain.]

an alex g reaction would be fuckin AWESOME

[@Skimaskkass]

Yay this is my favorite music discussion channel. Love some Aphex Twin reactions! (More please? O: ) Btw Acid is referring to the Roland TB-303 a bass synthesizer responsible for the squelchy basslines in Aphex Twin's discography and in dance music in general. I want to recommend Bibio - Ambivalence Avenue for some more music for you :)

[@nanslayer69]

Man I love this setup for some reason, so unique, most reaction videos r just in a bedroom/living room. it also really sets the mood for album. Jynweythek just feels like such a nature song.

[@BrinniLeo]

Some interesting tidbits about the album off the top of my head: A lot of the titles are in the language of Cornish which is a near dead language native to Cornwall in the UK where RDJ is from. Lorna and Derek are Richards parents, he loves sampling his families voices on his tracks, mainly his mum but on his newest Syro you can also hear his wife for instance. Father is named as such because apparently Richard’s father liked the track. Nanou was the name of his girlfriend at the time. Interestingly the last track on Syro is also named after his partner and is equally sweet sounding. All of the piano tracks are played using a computer controlled piano called a Yamaha Disklavier and a lot of them are prepared piano pieces, meaning the piano strings have been messed with to create unique sounds. But thank you for making a vid on one of my favorite albums:) loved to hear what you had to say

[@terrencebucker]

The piano tracks are made using a Yamaha Disclavier, which allows him to control a real piano using Midi. There are also a lot of prepared piano tracks-technique pioneered by John Cage-where you stick a bunch of stuff in between the strings of the piano to change the sound, making it more of a percussion instrument. Also, a lot of the track names are Cornish, a Celtic language once spoken by the people in Cornwall, where RDJ comes from.

[@vrilmaxxed]

„Ok Mozart, the f*ck???“ 😂😂😂

[@CoolcatzCorner]

This is the moment in time where I request Siamese Dream OR Mellon collie and the infinite sadness every video. SD one of the best guitar centric albums along with Television’s “Marquee Moon” and also if you haven’t checked it out yet “Room on Fire” by The Strokes. “The Mollusk” by Ween could be a fun reaction too! Ah!! So many choices.

[@maxmiller1950]

Agreed

[@friendlystranger9662]

Hooray, more Aphex Twin! I guess fast-paced IDM (which has its own genre name drill and bass, btw) isn't really your thing but that's OK, still really enjoyed this video. I think all of his 6 albums under the Aphex Twin alias are essential (to different degrees, of course). So 3 more albums left, haha?.. Also I want to mention that he has a fantastic EP called Come to Daddy which is worth its own reaction as well. It has 8 tracks and I'm certain that you'll really love at least 2 of them because you seem to like his mellower/dreamier side more :) It can also be joined by his Windowlicker single which is probably his most well-known track. It kinda sounds like a crazy person's attempt at making a radio-friendly pop song, lol

[@Lost4life123]

Gotta love Windowlicker!! It's an eerie bop.

[@nathanhunt3104]

You gotta check out You’d Prefer an Astronaut by Hum. My favorite alternative rock album of all time, no misses. As for the next Aphex Twin album, it’s gotta be I Care Because You Do. Contains my absolute favorite song of his and is probably more in line with the side of him you like.

[@samdavis814]

Fun fact : Cymru pronounced kum-ri ( in the song title 54 Cymru beats) is the welsh name for Wales. The often forgotten country of britain

[@s77uki]

did you guys know that at the end of the Ziggomatic 17 track it thanks you for your attention because if you were to list all the tracks from RDJ's discography in alphabetical order, that one would be the very last.

[@ilikefarting]

is this even true

[@xanApfel]

I highly highly recommend a Queens of the Stone Age discography listen overtime. You would have so much fun listening to the riffs and lyrics. Some are better than others but I promise you will never be bored. Every album is good and different. “Songs for the deaf” and “… like clockwork” are 10/10 for every reason. Fuckin love ur honest and hella enjoyable reactions man!

[@Arne361]

…like clockwork is actually so good

[@euanb3970]

A really unique album to possibly try is "Spiderland" by Slint.

[@smags1082]

I did that one!

[@euanb3970]

My bad bro. I'll check out your vid now 👍

[@zxr9291]

what your hearing on a lot of the instrumental tracks such as the first song is a prepared piano, basically piano with objects put between its strings to alter the sound. thats why it sounds like theres a piano and another instrument

[@mtr801]

I think you'd really like "Leaves Turn Inside You" by Unwound.

[@alexanderbradley4750]

All of unwound. The most underrated and under listened to band ever.

[@mbc-92]

super interesting seeing a zoomer take on this.. most of what I and my gen y as well as gen x peers favor seem to be too harsh for you. Although , I am biased.. Most of my context is as an audiophile/audio-engineer and from others with similar backgrounds. The magic is in the UNBELIEVABLE sound design and mixing. We still have a really tough time recreating these techniques over 20 years later. It's a marvel of sound engineering. Good sht tho bro. Keep doing these! Maybe one day get some high quality open-back headphones and run a re-review! :)

[@brendantroland942]

If someone isn’t into avant-garde sound design and musique concrete, they could very well have a hard time with this album. But for those of us who are, oh man, this album is incredible!

[@Aisatsana1971]

He doesn’t represent zoomers. The guy seems absolutely uncomfortable to innovative ideas, and rejects any sounds which sounds too harsh. Doesn’t understand the art of it. “Bro! It’s just people screaming! Now we’re playing basketball! Are we in a school?” Ffs 🤦‍♂️ guy cant piece it together.

[@maniacguitar]

Excellent review my brother, subbed

[@idonotknowwhyyoutubeletsyo5893]

The new Blackbox Life Recorder 21F EP is even more personal than this now. The first track and its video is dedicated to his recently deceased parents heard in this album's track Lornaderek.

[@MWigforss]

Great reaction and commentary! Strotha Tynhe IS like a big hug tbh! I can't tell you how many times I've listened to that track!

[@santoriomaker69]

21:19 the fact that you had to changed the scenery at exactly the point where disc 2 starts is unintentionally amazing to me

[@MM-vs2et]

There's a psuedo structure in this album that RDJ placed, which is that the hard DnB tracks are placed right after the piano pieces, but it's not consistent and apparent right away. Also, his earlier project Come To Daddy would be a cool record to listen.

[@BowserTiny]

Fun fact there was a percussion ensemble (i forget who) but they re enacted Cock/ver10 and its honestly very impressive they could re do the song with live instruments

[@BowserTiny]

Alarm Will Sound! Thats who did it. But yeah great review man i love your takes. This album like you said truly is like a map into Richard's mind. All the different percussion machines and fixed pianos he used to make his music shows how talented and ahead of his time he was. I mean this album came out in 2001 which is wild. Meltphace 6, Vordhosbn and QK'THR are top 3 for me

[@shadowchasernql]

There was even a guy equipped with a megaphone to curse you out! It was amazing!

[@Garfield.]

Definitely my favorite album from Richard. it’s not really full video reaction worthy id recommend giving the windowlicker ep a listen only because it’s title track might be one of the of the best pieces of electronic music ever (definitely not pretentious statement)

[@esku75]

Agree it is 🙌

[@nicomints]

Hey! I discovered your channel recently, and i love your vids! Crazy how you can sit and listen to a more-than-hour-long album. Love your videos, keep it up :)

[@smags1082]

Thank You!

[@djgiga2]

Gwerly Mernans on headphones is crazy panning track feels like pressure in and out on your ears.

[@shanicecogswell8125]

Me over here fully havin a parasocial hang w u vibin to one of my fav albums ahaha. Dope video.

[@dukeofcurls3183]

everyone’s suggesting you to listen to SAW II and I agree (although be prepared bc it’s very very very long and the songs are mostly super repetitive), but I would say to listen to Syro as well, it was my introduction to Aphex Twin. However it’s more on the IDM side like RDJA and Drukqs than the ambient side like the two SAW albums so idk how much it would be up your ally

[@SOBINTAXIDRIVER]

Just letting you know that in this albums, the more orchestral songs were for the most part all piano, including Jynweythek and songs like it. They're simply played differently, in a practice called "prepared piano" in which you put objects like metal rulers, screws and whatnot on top of the piano strings for them to get a different more percussive timbre. I fw with Prep Gwarek 36.

[@fleaship6134]

Do Syro next!

[@illgillbates9561]

Great video. Love the channel, thank you!

[@nostalgia_clinic]

Some other albums for your consideration: Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam Brand New - Science Fiction The Mars Volta - The Mars Volta

[@christopheraldavetafur4784]

33:25 Rubber Johnny dance moves😂

[@danielbullock1019]

Many of these songs were composed on a MIDI programmable piano, which he strategically placed foreign objects on top of the piano strings to create weird sounds.

[@jlummington]

I have decided that im gonna be commenting on every Smags video telling him to react to the American Football debut starting now because I have no life. Wish me luck also cool reaction

[@IamJustTheBiscuityOfTheSeaity]

I love Orban Eq Trx 4 too!

[@lemmmakestunes8312]

holy shit this is like my 6th favourite of all time, can't wait to watch this one.

[@lemmmakestunes8312]

sometimes i forget how unlikeable this album can be lmao

[@xbenci]

​@@lemmmakestunes8312bro changed his mind in half a second

[@vailace2728]

Listen to In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country/Everything You Do Is A Balloon by BoC would be fire

[@Darrenski]

Imo 'i care because you do', or still 'SAW1' are my favs still, 30 years later.

[@evez7224]

my fav Aphex Twin album🫶🏻

[@GGbr0]

The point of the album is to overload the senses… prepared piano pieces juxtaposed with something you might hear on an alien planet is something else … this album isn’t for everyone but if you know you know

[@fleischzepter5127]

Youre so consistent it scares me

[@smags1082]

I gotta be

[@Schoppenheer]

Funny you said i wonder what his dreams sound like. They sound like this. He actually dreams a lot of his music at night first. He said in an interview

[@sweetsweetmeat]

I would recommend reacting to "Rossz Csillag Alatt Született" by Venetian Snares. It combines classical music with jungle/drum and bass to excellent effect. Aaron Funk (Venetian Snares) is a brilliant composer and well worth checking out.

[@HaZiqGD]

Ahh.. that's a great suggestion

[@ihaveagoddamnplanarthur]

Masodik galamb makes me wanna explode

[@georgewhite1972]

Lorna and Derek are the names of Richard's Mum and Dad 👍

[@lucki9155]

As Always, FIRE 🔥

[@maxmiller1950]

Mr. Consistent strikes again ❤ (Flood by Boris plz 😢)

[@prod_brn]

before 3k gang

[@keithmorrison8373]

Admittedly i really like this alblum because its somewhat different yes aphex twin almost always trys something different for his alblums but this just has like really cool piano and the drum and bass tracks are probably his most comicated noisy interesting and dark drum and bass composition

[@velear7]

Could you do J Dilla's album Donuts? A Pioneer hip hop producer who made his best album on his deathbed.

[@tiIebreaker]

I second that

[@sarang8585]

I third that

[@Darrenski]

Amazing to think most of the tracks on SAW1 were written when RDJ was a teenager.

[@KarK1ttyy]

avril 14th feels like a song that represents the like most happy moments you can feel in life

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

Windowlicker, and Beucephalus Bouncing Ball are nuts

[@JPisnotaquasarnorapulsar]

This album is really great, especially with fast tracks like Vordhosbn and ambient tunes like Avril 14th. If I could recommend an album, i'd suggest "Achievement" by Pilotredsun, a surreal comedy artist and musician, I could describe his music like the beats of Aphex but the soothing sounds of Boards of Canada combined. Keep up the work!

[@HaZiqGD]

I've been watching PilotRedSun for a while, and I've recently discovered that he makes music too, and I decided to give them a shot. I unironically loved them

[@karson0000]

Smags you’re listening to too much good music. Your next reaction should be Welcome to the Madhouse by Tones and I

[@smags1082]

greatest album of all time

[@Boyish000]

I bet you'd Like Syro. Richard's latest album

[@MFewwy]

You are correct about Avril 14, that it doesn't represent fully what he is capable of. But! Look up all of the aphex twin avril 14 covers on youtube, there are so many. This song changed the world for the better, that's for sure. I think overall, this album shows us the wide range of his capabilities and how talented he is. Even though some of the songs/tracks are chaotic and harsh, they are still very impressive. The Vordhosbn and Nanou2 are the polar opposites, first one is one of the best IDM drum and bass tracks ever made with wild energy and powerful bass, the other is really simple but sad and vulnerable. First could be played on the Rave the second one could be played in the jazz cafe by a solo pianist.

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I have RDJ on regular CD and selected ambient, with a cardboard case

[@threedeemelodies]

Broadcast - Tender Buttons!

[@mtr801]

Great band

[@GandharKulkarni2000]

8:37 the entire album SAW Volume 2 will answer your question!

[@punker-gamer-trucker-guy]

If you don't like the style, that's understandable, but i feel like you may have missed some pieces jumping straight from RDJ. The Come to Daddy and Windowlicker eps show the progress and set the scene for drukqs. Lots of sound engineering and manipulation.

[@crackbaby4444]

the cut at 33:25 made my day also some recommendations: oneohtrix point never - r plus seven (OR replica) mount eerie - a crow looked at me slowmotion livestream - a statue in front of the devil (OR from beak to bone)

[@WalterCReel3rd]

I think you might like The Other People Place: Lifestyles of the Laptop Cafe. Well crafted electro seems to grab you.

[@echoes675]

Gotta do the Windowlicker & Come to Daddy singles!!

[@warpixelcreative]

About the piano tracks in this album. They are a type of piano playing called "prepared piano" where you insert objects into the piano's strings in different configurations which alters the sound of the piano. So everything you hear in the piano tracks is actually only a piano with stuff put in between strings etc. I dunno if he sampled the sounds and made the tracks in a DAW or if he actually played them live and recorded them.

[@ethan2781]

Just found you today, and have been binging your videos. Looking at what you have been recently reacting to, i would recommend I'll Be Okay by Sign Crushes Motorist. Truly the most depressing album ive ever heard. Please check it out 🙏

[@jinx.sounds]

such a heartbreaking album

[@keithmorrison8373]

Pretty sure gwarek 2 is supposed to represent a bad acid trip also i do believe some of the stuff isnt instruments like there is some tape manipulation air conditioner some sort of heater and water running and what im pretty sure is either his kids screaming or a disorted stock sound effect and yeah there are some bell synths its possible the heater and air conditioner and water running are also synthesizers but im pretty sure its manipulated samples of those sounds

[@notkoko2385]

listen to his album syro its in my opinion his best work and his most mature work and his most recent full length project he made it after a very long hiatus and its very immaculately made plus i wanna hear you try pronounce the song titles

[@fabulousfreakofnature7640]

Amazing album, great review. Have you ever listened to George Michael’s solo career? Or alanis morissette?

[@DannyG683]

Try American Don by Don Caballero. See Haven't Lived Afro Pop for one of the greatest bass lines ever written.

[@__iconoclast7744]

16:54 was satisfying haha, I wish I could watch everyone react to Gwarek2

[@Rony257]

Great video, do you think you can react to the new aphex twin EP? It’s only 4 songs lol

[@prokaryotesys]

another banger by smag smags smasg recommended listening: very different from everything i've seen you listen 2 so far, but more underground stuff RUBBER or WFLYTD by six impala Fishmonger or Fearmonger by underscores The Heat Death of my Hometown by jimbo jones yeah thats all i can think of rn

[@twr412]

You should check out his early work under the name Rick James.

[@NerdicusGoblinski]

I wish I could be sitting there to explain.

[@Aisatsana1971]

No need to. You either get it or you don’t.

[@PXEG1RL]

I think you should listen to Please Mr.Lostman by The Pillows or Omoide in My Head by Number Girl

[@notgodga]

mannn how did it fly across your mind that kanye sampled avril 14th in blame gameee 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@smags1082]

You don’t wanna hear my opinion on blame game

[@notgodga]

@@smags1082oh i feel you

[@maksymilianKris6001]

review of bogdan raczyński gonna be hard

[@turqdeth]

day 9 of asking for "to see the next part of the dream" (legendary korean shoegaze artist that influenced the new wave of shoegaze/emo)

[@turqdeth]

also react to selected ambient works 2!!! beautiful ambient album

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

Petiatil Cx Htdui is highly empathic

[@Darrenski]

Cymru is pronounced kime (or kum) rue... it's the Welsh name for Wales. Not that that info will ever serve any purpose in your life, but you may win a game of trivial pursuit with it.

[@Neorigg]

Vordhosbn is my fav Aphex Twin song

[@etalex7074]

Great reaction, you gotta do The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails

[@headeraser]

Saw2 is a must! The best album imo

[@LucasZhang-s8l]

Nice review/reaction! Could you perhaps tell me what headphones youre using? Thanks

[@smags1082]

Porta pros!

[@cloakedhaise]

@@smags1082 How's the quality on them

[@Juan-wo7zu]

Lorna and Derek are Richard’s parents

[@keithmorrison8373]

I quite likw gwarek2 like its such a cool ambient peice dont like the children screaming though that part is so disorted it hurts yet the rest is cool

[@Gusty85]

Vordhosbn - a m a s t e r p i e c e !