Is DYNAZTY's New Video Better Than Their Last?

[@jannenyvall748]

🇸🇪love it

[@noxwizardsa1nt]

Need a Dynazty Playlist!!!!!! Just discovered Dynazty today and I’m already in love have heard 16 of there songs and about to go tomorrow to start listening to all of their albums front to back and hopefully a new one is coming soon!!!!!! Great reaction and can’t wait to see more

[@jaanalaaksolahti1427]

Dynazty's Facebook pages says like this: "More ALBUM details to come!"

[@swedmiroswedmiro1352]

The reason you can hear ABBA in the song is that is heavily grounded in Swedish folk music as is most of the music coming out from Sweden is. You hear it in Opeth, Amaranthe, ABBA, Roxette and every other band/artist that come out of Sweden. In fact our cadre of music producers with Max Martin as the front figure makes everyone from back street boys, Taylor Swift and The Weekend do Swedish folk music hooks and riffs. Not to mention Yngwie that does not even try to hide it. Swedish folk music is not about being sparse, it is complicated and happy sounding. A 3/4ths back beat (beats on 3 and 1 with an accentuated 1). Example: Two pieces played by Mia Marin kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqnLmqCJjMR8fMU Example: (a wordless song) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnjcl3iYg9uWY8k Example: A near thousand year song (first part of the video). Two lines: There he is. Close to land. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH3acoFnjdmZhNE Second part of that song you can hear a lyric but also the wordless singing that has bronze age history. Example: Traditional Cattle call and communication singing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qcYaqQl8qjn6c

[@TheRockinRoundtable]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@NorthernWolf92]

You hear abba in natural born killer too, i've always thought that

[@jannenyvall748]

How about Amaranthe .

[@TheRockinRoundtable]

Yes, we love Amaranthe. We have a few reactions that we'e done in the past. We also did a full album review of the Catalyst.