HEILUNG - "Krigsgaldr" | First Time Hearing | WHAAAAAAA

[@Nidels]

I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 10,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages ​​used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. Ah ... if you want to hear the wonderful voice of Maria Franz, vocalist of Heilung, I recommend this video of her concert. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmKlpH5_hZmoj68 Other interesting songs are: Fylgija Ear, Alfadhirhaiti, Othan and Hamrer Hippyer.

[@taffygiggleberry5248]

Nidels I second all of those songs

[@aldeonuwu2634]

I don't nowhybut hamrer hyper scare me a little bit bu hi love that song

[@Lillith9008]

@@aldeonuwu2634 is one of the oldest pagan incantations to bring healing 🖤

[@Washinyot]

why are you spamming same shit under every heilung reaction

[@aldeonuwu2634]

@@Washinyot is good guy

[@DarkpowderUK]

Welcome to your DNA. Always good to watch the live activations. Happy remembering....

[@sylbaryn]

I literally LOLed at your face. Then I woke up in a forest somewhere with no recollection of the last 2 weeks.

[@jasenyoface7555]

You are a child of the trees now. Praise Odin.

[@gweiloxiu9862]

She is singing a 1,500 year old spell (the word galdr means a sung spell) in it's original language (a distant ancestor of English called proto Germanic). When you listen something strange happens, something like memory, but different. You don't know what the memory is "of", but you know how it feels. And it hasn't been felt for 1,500 years. The words she is signing were taken directly from the runes inscribed on the Eggja stone. Good stuff. Thanks. Don't forget to remember ;-)

[@Kimboozled]

YES I am so glad you're reacting to this. These guys are absolutely amazing

[@tracylee8371]

Excuse me sir, do you have a moment to tr all about our Lord and Savior, Odin?

[@larrywestra9305]

Thank the Allfather for this true compassion, most beautiful this surely is.

[@007painkiller]

Hail Odin. Hail all the old gods. thy are still alive and well up here in the north of Scandinavia. am i right brothers?!:D

[@stumblepuppy606]

@@007painkiller As someone who hails from the former Danelaw capital of Jorvik, I can attest that indeed, the old ones are still alive and well even in these emerald isles.

[@007painkiller]

@@stumblepuppy606 indeed brother. Indeed. Hail odin!💪

[@JohnNagleIV]

The first ways are still rooted in our soul like the roots of the great ash tree. The call is not heard but felt.

[@mynanaleo]

Heilung is an experimental folk music band made up of members from Denmark, Norway, and Germany and their band name means HEALING. One of the founding members is a tattoo artist who creates fantastic Norsk skin art - my little brother has a tattoo made by him

[@gagemead27]

Curious how much he paid to have his ink done.

[@mynanaleo]

@@gagemead27 DKr 1630,-

[@mynanaleo]

@In Actis Esto Volucris Jeg er så lei meg. Jeg forveksler alltid de to begrepene

[@sstay1313]

this is a really cool band and they have some really good songs

[@littlemouse7066]

her headgear is almost a copy of one found in an archeological dig in Sweden and it's a female shaman headgear.

[@xheralt]

Metal that isn't metal -- it's wood & bone!

[@Frankamaria]

well true ^^ although this type of music/words/ritual etc appeared in the early iron age

[@immune85]

We are all brothers, after all, right?

[@Firejewel1]

"What do you listen to?" "Old school, heavy metal!" "Oh cool! Like how old school?" "Old and heavy as the Iron Age!"

[@nicolexroo]

😂😂😂😂

[@Steelwings101]

Woohoo! So excited you reviewed them. I have tried getting several of my friends to listen to them and they all end up saying it's not their type of music. So its nice to see someone else react to them.

[@jasenyoface7555]

I probably won't listen to it in my car much, but I certainly appreciate what they were going for and I dig it!

[@Steelwings101]

Yeah I love mostly listening to when I'm doing house work or other things as a back ground music. It's just nice to have about an hour or so of music fast mostly seamlessly blends from one song to the next. Sometimes I'll just listen to them as I try to sleep. But I do agree they arent exactly the type of songs you blast in the car.

[@brad2403]

I honestly think this is one reaction where you’ve been awestruck.Heilung has just put out their very first music video everything they have put out is live.The Song is Norupo which is based off of a old Norse Runic poem.

[@Athari8178]

I've never subscribed to a react channel before, but with Pentatonix, the Hu, Dimash, and Heilung all on one channel, I guess I have to subscribe.

[@Carakav]

I subbed for Heilung. Saw them live in January. SUCH an experience, dude.

[@OsmerDevere]

Closing in quickly on 10k! Better get something ready! Keep up the awesome work. :)

[@johnkowloon8187]

There's more to this music than you know..ancestors used it to unlock their spiritual energy through the chanting and vibrational frequencies

[@missron80]

I discovered these guys last year and they are INCREDIBLE. They seem to tap into something primal in everything, something that has long been lost. Whenever I listen to them I just feel the need to dance in a forest, LOL.

[@missron80]

and if you like these guys, you absolutely need to listen to Einar Selvik from the band Wardruna, and in particular, this live performance of music from the show Vikings which he was involved in kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6LLmZ-jr5uan80

[@n2king532]

🙌🏻🦌💜

[@mauler5858]

Heilung is such an amazing group, and their take on things is truly amazing. They don't have concerts, they are rituals. They don't have fans, they have brothers and sisters. Their brothers and sisters that are in attendance are very much as important to the ritual as they themselves are up on the stage. Also, about a week ago they put out a music video to my favorite song of theirs, "Norupo" check that out....its pretty awesome!

[@geogeek1758]

And for another trippy little fact on this freakin awesome band... those bones she's tapping are human bones. She said in an interview once (back when travel was possible) travelling with them through customs can be quite a challenge. Maria Franz's voice is phenomenal - such incredible control and clarity. Have a trawl through their stuff - translations of some of their music adds even further layers of complexity and awesomness.

[@solidpain9098]

And their drums are painted with their own blood. I'm not even kidding. They live their characters. They are pretty much shamans which happend to be musicians to and accidently got famous.

[@digitalriggs2879]

I love how this group can reach deep down into your soul with no resistance. It’s as if the deep roots you never knew you had are being acknowledged, celebrated, and then nourished. ✊🏻

[@JDsHouseofHobbies]

My son played this video for me a few moths ago. I get a Horizon Zero Dawn vibe from it. I liked it on Spotify and it came on while I was driving home from work. Wow, what a great drive home!

[@kyarilee]

Thank yo for introducing me to a new band. I am going to listen to more of that band

[@jamesallen5417]

"Oh, so you're in a band? Cool! What instrument do you play?" "The bones of my enemies, of course."

[@nicolexroo]

😂😂😂😂

[@leliacogar9051]

I have seen them..they are top dogs in this music and it wild and hardy stuff...like this group a lot😀😀😀

[@arthurf.672]

React to their “alfadhirhaiti” from the same concert. Or “othan”. Both viking era war chants.

[@kajteksobczuk1919]

Othan is the best!

[@godslayer1415]

predates the Viking by quite a long time....

[@Giganotus]

fun fact, Krigsgaldr translates into "war incantation". The name alone is a frightening one, and the message of grief and fighting for survival instead of glory is very emotional. The music video they made for it really drives home the sad story of the song. Easily one of my favorite songs for the message, the ancient language, and the heavy percussion.

[@davide4360]

wow.. mesmerizing!! different yes but thats what makes it beautiful. I cannot imagine seeing that in person. it would be awesome. they went all out to preserve respect their culture. pretty damn sweet

[@Enigma77Reviews]

Yay, I love seeing other ppl reaction to these amazing musicians Heilung are totally epic and I have to admit my dad watched them the other day for the first time and he was like WHATTTTT THE F*** that was intense haha. I am a huge fan of Wardruna I love Skald and Heilung. Your reaction was priceless you actually made me chuckle Should Check out Wardruna new song I love it

[@betheyer1053]

That was killer!! Strangely relaxing!!

[@jasenyoface7555]

weeeeeird right!? They just released a new video a couple days ago, I might check that out later this week ;)

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

@@jasenyoface7555 their second studio album "Futha" is much more harmonic and somewhat even more hypnotizing than the first one, which is much more aggressive and "masculine". I recommend you to check out this whole "Lifa" ritual/showl (they are really performing a ritual on the stage, not just performing). Especially song "In Maidjan" is worth of watching live, you'll understand why as u hear those insane, animalistic sounds and notes that Maria does;))

[@blaken2880]

So glad to see a new reaction to them. I'm dying to see them live.

[@Yamero93]

You should make a reaction of Wardruna - Helvegen after this one! :)

[@classicgamerbobby9583]

You should react to Heilung (LIFA) "In Maidjan". It's another good one by them, and it's also featured in a game trailer for Hellblade 2 that is coming out for the new XBOX Series X. You should check it out.

[@gangalo68]

First time hearing Heilung is like the Spanish Inquisition, you never expect it.

[@silentminority2342]

THE MUSIC OF MY ANCESTORS

[@katiobrien7854]

I have one I have been fascinated by since the 60's. The Click Song was recorded by Miriam Makeba in the 60's and recently revived in the most delightful way on The Voice by Siki Jo An. This will take us to South Africa.

[@m.gabrielf]

Looks like someone is feeling his ancestry down to the bones that carved the stones of our caves that we used to call home :))

[@faeriemagic3546]

Love heilung! Discovered them a year ago.. also look up Faun!

[@scottyk_cdvi5650]

Seeing them live is life changing, saw them almost a year ago in Denver and after the show i wanted to run thru a brick wall

[@NeptunesHorses5909]

This is part of a full concert recording from 2017. They did a small US/Canada tour early this year - I was at one of their two rituals in Brooklyn at the end of January, wonderful in a smaller space.

[@arthurf.672]

Also i’d suggest you another great viking era folk project - wardruna.

[@gracchi132]

your reaction i swear is probably everyone's reaction the first time we saw this. And it's all .... part of the ship, part of the crew

[@adlcm67]

This is their first Live performance and was awarded among the 10 best Live performances this Year. Amasing !!

[@jerryellison5507]

The look on your face at "the lullaby of obliteration".

[@kuroi1995]

I'e seen a few other people recommending Wardruna, a Norwegian band. I recommend this live performance, which features Aroura (another Norwegian singer, who actually also has some very beautiful and meaningful music of her own). Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ_Ohah-hZ6kadE.

[@baskoning9896]

Jup. This. I mean, have you seen the lyrics? They are sooo beautifull, and Aurora sings it... so .. boneshillingly well... (forgive me translation errors, I am not fluent in their language) Hvem skal synge meg (who shall sing me) i daudsvevna slynge meg (into the death-sleep sling me) når eg på Helvegen går (when I walk on the road to the underworld) og dei spora eg trår er kalda, så kalda (and the road I walk is cold, so cold) Eg songane søkte ( I studied songs ) Eg songane sende ( I made songs ) då den djupaste brunni (when the deepest well) gav meg dråper så ramme (gave me the drops, touched ) av Valfaders pant ( of the Death-Fathers wager ) Alt veit eg, Odin ( I know it all Odin!) var du gjømde ditt auge (where you hid your eye) Hvem skal synge meg (who shall sing me) i daudsvevna slynge meg(into the death-sleep sling me) når eg på Helvegen går (when I walk on the road to the underworld) og dei spora eg trår er kalda, så kalda (and the road I walk is cold, so cold) Årle ell i dagars hell ( early in the day it will end) enn veit ravnen om eg fell ( and the raven will know, the moment I fall) Når du ved helgrindi står (when you stand at the gate of Death) og når du laus deg må riva (and you have to tear free) skal eg fylgje deg (I shall follow you) over Gjallarbrua med min song (acrross the resounding bridge: with my song) Du blir løyst frå banda som bind deg! (You will be free from the bonds, that you bound) Du er løyst frå banda som batt deg! (You will be free from the bonds, that bind you) ===== Døyr fe, døyr frender (cattle dies, friends die) Døyr sjølv det sama (you yourself will die) men ordet om deg aldreg døyr (but word about you will never die) vinn du et gjetord gjevt (when you have lived a good life) Døyr fe, døyr frender (cattle dies, friends die) Døyr sjølv det sama (you yourself will die) Eg veit eins, et som aldreg døyr (I know one thing, that never dies) dom om daudan kvar (the reputation of those who died)

[@tornateg]

"This is like hunting. I can't look away."

[@baskoning9896]

"So, what genre is this" "Yes"

[@klaushmller4166]

Imagine comming to the North trying to conquer the Nordic people and these are the first people you see. It makes you wonder, if this is their musicians what does their warriors look like.

[@TheJennakathleen]

Your reaction at 9:16 is my absolute favourite thing ever!

[@heatherbrown3812]

“I feel like my religion is being converted and I did not agree to it”😂😂

[@BlackThunder885]

Throat singing + industrial rock + tribal/Nordic + Druidic + some modern instruments = Strangely beautiful and haunting, and similar somehow... Wut?

[@envynemo4170]

Druidic comes from the people that lived what is modern day UK"welish" druids are not an nordic thing but they did scare the hell out of the romans.

[@sloth2534]

More shamanic than druidic

[@scouser052]

The girl with the antlers is Maria Franz, she also sings for a band called Euzen, Metamorph is a good one to try

[@mjtechnoviking44]

If I remember right this part of the song comes from a survivor of a Roman raid cursing his attackers and calling on a god to send a sea beast to destroy their ship. The part she sings before and after the interlude. The music video for it is done well but it gets a little real.

[@mjtechnoviking44]

And yes some of their instruments are made with human ashes and bones.

[@willcampbell3630]

Getting some Viking vibes love it :) this reminds me of Vikings the series these guys would make a great soundtrack to it

[@der_chrissn]

Im loving the throat singing from Kai-Uwe. Marias voice touching my spirit

[@satyrcreekergang4985]

As a Viking.😉 I can recommend a group called WARDRUNA. They have some really good songs. (some was used in the TV show Vikings) Two songs I love is HELVEGEN and VOLUSPÁ. Please react to one of them or both. Thanks from Denmark 🇩🇰 (Scandinavia) 🤘💯🔥💯🤘

[@alexanadraworld]

i recommend lyfjaberg too, song by wardruna

[@007painkiller]

do you mean like a pagan/heathen? cos been a "viking" is not a thing sir:)

[@satyrcreekergang4985]

@@007painkiller You can call it what you want. 👍 As a Scandinavian I call it Viking. 😉

[@007painkiller]

@@satyrcreekergang4985 am a swed, so i get it. any way. me odin bless you brother

[@satyrcreekergang4985]

@@007painkillerI am Swedish too.👍 And half Finnish and living in Denmark since '87. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@freyjana]

Oh and do Myrath, powermetal from Tunisia!

[@johnord684]

Ethnic euro acoustic metal :)

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Haha,"My Religion is converted".....this is the TRUE Religion of Nature long before they were invaded by the chrisitian cancer virus !...Greatings from FENRIS/GERMANIA

[@godslayer1415]

Live and their very first show ever - the most metal thing on KZbin.

[@jillianj1231]

You should check out steam powered giraffe. I'm not sure what style they would be classified as cause they bounce around alot but they are absolutely one of my favorites

[@hiawatha.g]

"Krig" means "war" in most nordic languages (German: Krieg, as in blitz-krieg). Galdr can mean "magic" or "money" depending on the language. Denmark is between Germany and Norway so maybe put the pin in Denmark? I would call this Bronze-age folk metal. Why not?

[@jasenyoface7555]

So maybe it's close to "Plunder". War+money... Right?

[@hiawatha.g]

@@jasenyoface7555 You'd have to ask a native speaker, the nuance may also be different between Danish and Norwegian.

[@jarlhenrik]

​@@jasenyoface7555 Norwegian here. Krigsgaldr would be something like a chant of war. While Galdr in Old Norse means spell or incantation, it was usually used it certain rites.

[@dagfinntjsvoll2277]

Norwegian viking age enthusiast/re-enacter here. Galdr is a strange word, but in this context it means to sing or chant, combined with spell/enchantment/incantation. The word itself means spell (as in magic) or incantation, but to perform a galdr is to sing or chant said spell/incantation. This album is about a peaceful village that is forced to defend themselves (go to war) against a neighbouring tribe, and if you pay attention to the english part of it, you'll catch on quickly. If you react to In Maidjan from the same album, you'll hear the chant they use before going to war, invoking all the pantheon for protection, courage and strength. Highly recommended! "What am I supposed to do If I want to talk about peace and understanding But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace But you only understand the language of the sword I let the blade do the talking... So my tongue shall become iron And my words the mighty roar of war Revealing my divine anger's arrow shall strike All action for the good of all I see my reflection in your eyes But my new age has just begun The sword is soft In the fire of the furnace It hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest In the morass of the red rain Beloved brother enemy I sing my sword song for you The lullaby of obliteration So I can wake up with a smile And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart Coexistence, Conflict, combat ! Devastation, regeneration, transformation ! That is the best I can do for you I see a grey gloom on the horizon That promises a powerful sun to rise To melt away all moons It will make the old fires of purification Look like dying embers (x3)"

[@hiawatha.g]

@@dagfinntjsvoll2277 thank you for that, great post!

[@Watthexe0815]

Welcome to the old ways ... 🌷

[@nightspicer]

*For Poland you can listen to folk song "Idom casý za casami".* You might also go with "Sztoj pa moru" sang by Laboratorium Pieśni, but it isn't Polish song, just band and similar style.

[@horst3k]

Okay guys. I am from Germany please dont blame my english. Its not the best😅. First time i listen to Heilung was in the basement of my workplace. I started with an youtube video they annonced me. That was realy awesome! I stoped working and stood there paralyzed. 5 Minutes later i fall back to reality. On the way home, i walk at night to a Parc, again with the vid on. From this day on i listen to them every day. Its so nice and energetic! Awseome🤟☺

[@peterjackson6011]

9:22 That kind of confused headbanging is my favorite thing people do on youtube.

[@SeithonJetter]

heh, your glasses slowly getting more and more steamed up as time goes by :D

[@andyventures6574]

Mixing desk/sound crew on this show need a medal. I think tank brought that up.

[@brothergrief9531]

This is by far the weirdest music I have ever bought, and I love them. The album was in my car cd player for months.

[@sirherothebrave]

I can feel my dna I didn't know that could happen.

[@Aldarion69]

Welcome to the enchanting world of Heilung. You must listen Heilung In Maidjan . Well, in fact, you must listen the entire Lifa show. is perfect-

[@tylerbuckley2092]

It is ancient viking age to bronze age and iron age the language they sang in is ancient Norse and English the ancient Norse is a language not used any more it is a thousand years old from 600-700 ad

[@TheOriginalBULK]

You should check out Nick Pitera- A Whole New World from Aladdin.

[@NixVanJustice]

There's a band called Nahko and Medicine For the People that also views their music as a way to heal each other through music, like this band. Dear Brother and Budding Trees are two good songs to start with.

[@pallechristoffersen3180]

at 10:14 you stopped rocking your head, did she look into your soul. :)

[@QuayNemSorr]

You should also try "Alfadhirtaiti" or "In Maidjan" from the same concert. Heilung really are an awesome group with a sound that is completely their own.

[@TailiaLila]

I don't know if KZbinrs will comment on videos from months ago, but here goes. Seeing all these different artists and genres represented is so cool. I've added some music to my library just because I saw you react to the videos. Keep doing what you're doing. Several artists/groups for you: Enya - she does Celtic stuff. Try Echos in Rain or Caribbean Blue, for starters. Her music is so relaxing. Molly Sanden - I actually just discovered her myself because of the new Eurovision movie with Will Ferrel. Try Phoenix, Freak, or Storrë. She's Swedish and really really good. Two Steps From Hell - mostly epic instrumental stuff. Try Flight of the Silverbird or Archangel. Vangelis - the artist behind Chariots of Fire. My personal fav is Hymne.

[@jasenyoface7555]

I READ EVERY COMMENT. Thank you for rocking with me! I will absolutely look into these suggestions - thank you! 🤘

[@Always-fd7pk]

Heilung is fucking magical! I recommend you check out Alfadhirhaiti next, the level of epicness is unreal :)

[@lanzknecht8599]

Seems like you heared the call of the ancestors! Heilung is the german word for healing.

[@DokDo1995]

They are metal as hell...Not in the traditional sense but in the sense of using real HUMAN BONES AND ASHES to make music...

[@gweiloxiu9862]

9:16 that expression! hahahah the best ever. You were feeling it for a second.... en.wiktionary.org/wiki/óðr#Old_Norse

[@mr.daisock1728]

Oh I love that Bone-Solo at the End.

[@jasenyoface7555]

Good boy

[@jameswells554]

You should give Arkona a listen. Especially the song "Liki bessmertnykh bogov". Those deep growls are actually the Female lead singer.

[@kennymonty8206]

my ancestors! you don't want us camping just above your village!

[@mattgrey]

If you enjoyed this then I would also recommend Wardruna, here is one of their live performances (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpfbn2mIn9Jpidk) and After seeing them last year I can attest they are amazing.

[@slatooy]

You will love Heilung - In Maidjan or Alfadhirhaiti

[@morgana001]

Greetings from Germany, I would highly recomend heilung alfadhirhaiti. Absolutly stunning you beginn realy to feel the sounds in you damn soul. Very ritualistic

[@strangeling325]

You should check out Maria's other band, Euzen. TOTALLY different sound....really showcases how much Bel Canto influenced her vocal style.

[@palantir135]

Listen to Skald with the song Run. It’s Viking music with beautiful singing.

[@brian7919]

these guys are different but when you listen to them their music is without question imho

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

I won't go into the details of this band, as others have already done it, but believe it or not, this style of music appeals to metalheads probably more than anybody else, because metalheads like that Nordic stuff from bands like Amon Amarth and Norwegian Black Metal. In fact, you could almost call this Iron Age Black Metal. 😁

[@pingylee2143]

At first i thought HeiLung is a Chinese metal (HeiLung means Black Dragon in Mandarin), kinda glad with the confusion because I stayed and now i am intrigued i wanna know moooore!

[@shirleyujest7786]

I don't know how I feel about this. It's somewhat repetitive (which grates on my nerves) but there's something about the performance that is captivating. Certainly something I would never have given a listen had I not been subscribed to your channel. Thank you for raising my awareness by exploring bands like this. Nidels piqued my interest with the description provided. I will have to check out some of their other stuff.

[@wernerharms4833]

Not Hay- but High-, I'd suppose. Then it means healing.

[@ToUnderstandAFool]

Could use some antler hat wearin dudes in Portland. Too soon?

[@legaultrants]

Wardruna is a awesome band that's sorta similar. The lead singer does some music for 'Vikings' that was performed live and is intense. If you want something... unique... CocoRosie. That would make a reaction and a half.

[@Anna-ts7lc]

is it me or does the guy who is wearing the fur, remind me od the guy in the show Vikings?

[@jasenyoface7555]

100%

[@vvsandgaming4648]

I would love to see you react to Skálmöld

[@AdventureJenny]

If you like these guys I would highly recommend WARDRUNA. The live version of Helvegen with Wardruna and Aurora is amaaazing. I would also check out anything by Aurora-Running With The Wolves is a good place to start.

[@MoreBatteries]

Lol I was just randomly upon you channel when I heard Wage War. Consider me subscribed. I created The Electric Bloodbath. Get Naked might be up your alley. You're doing great things man.

[@jasenyoface7555]

Yes! Lots of people have asked me "what's the intro song!?" But not many shout out Wage War. Kudos. Thanks for rocking with me. 🤘

[@jasenyoface7555]

Dude. I just checked out "Get Naked". Kudos to you! I love the combination of sounds, Electric Bloodbath seems like a perfect name. Really cool stuff 🤘

[@MoreBatteries]

@@jasenyoface7555 You just made my year!