THERE'S A HIDDEN SORROW // The Young Gods - Super Ready / Fragmenté // Composer Reaction & Analysis

[@neil_song]

My request before this one, some time ago, was a song by Thought Industry: Very hectic 90s prog metal, many time changes and melodic ideas, and you were a bit at a loss for words at the end. I am pleased to have elicited the same initial reaction with a track of a completely different style. I feel like you cannot enjoy a song like this with a composer's mindset, so perhaps this request was a bit mean. Though I do think that there's more compositional depth to these "empty space" sections than one would initially think. There is not a lot going on that could be translated into sheet music, but I still feel it warrants analysis. I very much enjoyed hearing your thoughts, especially with the lyrical tie-in as well. Thanks :)

[@barisagalozu2287]

A Young Gods reaction!!! The first one I know. You should try their early works or some songs from Only Heaven: Speed of Night, Donnez les Esprits or Moon Revolutions.

[@jaspin555]

Got a perfect recommendation for the surprisingly heavy theme, it's the closing track to a long, instrumental post rock album. Japet by Echoes of Eon. Not really that heavy, or the best track in the world, but I the context of listening to the album it was very surprising.

[@rogerbarlow7552]

Should try Data Mirage Tangram by them its incredible

[@MrPboys1]

Young gods are amazing and true pioneers of electronica and pushing the limits of sampling in the early days as they used to create all the sounds apart from the drums and vocals so were able to fully utilise the technology to push the sounds, nit the track i would suggest to start with, anything off of l''eau rogue or TV sky or the debut album or the young gods play Kurt Weil