DEATHSPELL OMEGA - Kénôse (Piano)

[@bhvrvlt]

Pieces from Paracletus, then a track from FAS and now Kénôse in it's entirety... Of course there's no comment to be done on the quality of the transcription, you might have outdone yourself this time around. Fantastic work!

[@ForcesOfOdin]

These modern death metal bands, the progeny of Gorguts ( Death spell omega and Artificial Brain for example) are creating some really, really interesting compositions that are totally ignored by the non metal community but shouldn't be. These are masterpiece works of darkness imbued classically influenced epics. Very strong use of recurrent themes, excellent break out passages of withering intensity, and an almost hopeless mood that draws the spirit in. It's the music for people who stare into the abyss with the hope it will stare back.

[@ColinleGueux]

Deathspell Omega did not take inspiration from Gorguts, in fact that is the opposite

[@zlodrim9284]

@@ColinleGueux "Deathspell Omega did not take inspiration from Gorguts" Nonsense, of course they did. Obscura can be heard all over their work.

[@ColinleGueux]

@@zlodrim9284 They never said it tho, although Gorguts did

[@zlodrim9284]

@@ColinleGueux "The dissonance and the energy that can be found in a record such as King Crimson’s Red, in a piece like Magma’s De Futura or in Gorguts’ Obscura were consciously referred to on The Synarchy of Molten Bones [2016]. Having Luc Lemay [of Gorguts] play an instrumental rough mix of the excellent Pleiades’ Dust [EP release from the same year] for me in Montréal and briefly discussing music at a moment where I still was in the process of re-writing The Synarchy of Molten Bones probably had an impact. Anyway, that’s our internal chronology when it comes to dissonance.” - From the Cult Never Dies Exclusive interview by Roy Kristensen, 2020.

[@billybobthekidiswack]

​@@zlodrim9284 Synarchy took inspiration from gorguts but kénôse and many if their early works wasn't. Fas for example was heavily inspired by penderecki and Wyschnegradsky

[@rosshopkins2063]

They compose like a jazz group this is beyond just good metal this is mind bending classical composition that rivels the likes of Schoenberg

[@the_trash_mane5875]

The madlad strikes back, covers another album startrt to finish, amazing work boss

[@julioazathoth]

DsO is always appreciated

[@yxtiopa]

Огромная работа! Спасибо!!!

[@orionbekesi]

I cannot begin to explain how amazing your skills are. Keeping metal alive and proving they have good compositions.

[@edgedcircleproductions]

Worthy award of the highest achievement. Stunning performance.

[@isaackmojica8302]

Truly their greatest archivement...

[@n.afonso7171]

This, "Si Monumentum..." and " Fas.."

[@pnigalion5675]

Absolutely mind-blowing

[@fenjohrer]

respect that prof pic, best album ever maybe asides from Paracletus

[@depthsofabjection]

@@pnigalion5675 my favorite from ulce would be everything is fire but big up nonetheless

[@paveantelic7876]

@@fenjohrer also respect the nickname ;)

[@herdarkest5206]

So... Next we'll have Fas? With 4 hands, maybe?

[@rb5738]

excellent interpretation ! Its a delight to hear already beloved melodies on a piano, thank you .

[@BunchesBundles77]

Kenose is what got me into DsO ages ago. Thanks so much for making this, you're amazing.

[@depthsofabjection]

this is fucking amazing

[@user-jn6qs2pd4q]

trve

[@fenjohrer]

YES. Translates very well.

[@paveantelic7876]

this is phenomenal

[@facundobatista9914]

Absolute madness. Love your renditions of these songs!

[@Nekrist218]

Man this is phenomenal.

[@merlinsoulier]

Ça faisait 3 ans que j'étais pas allé sur ta chaine, c'est toujours aussi impressionnant. Je vais rattraper mon retard en les écoutant toutes aujourd'hui.

[@bwizard1062]

Thank you for your work and dedication! Fantastic job!

[@Hastenforthedawm]

Incredible

[@n.afonso7171]

Kenose ii 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@maleventum279]

😃super👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@rorke6092]

never seen something like this

[@slowasfvkk]

this is just genious.

[@daathm01]

Wooow, amazing work, I wold like to do some footage and integrate part of this if it's no problem of course.

[@Hastenforthedawm]

Reminds me of Bartok's Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion for some reason

[@beyborek]

If you were living few centuries ago, Chopin and Liszt would take piano lessons from you

[@FrogMagus]

Too good!! I'ma save the audio to Jam to!

[@Важзг]

Sheet music??