Toe - New Sentimentality EP (2006) [Full Album]

[@letssaveourplanet5738]

I'm currently reading a wikipedia article about the brother islands in New Zealand at 00:46 while listening to this. Tomorrow I have to go to school. I hope I'll remember this moment.

[@lynnya_tw661]

this is my favorite youtube comment

[@letssaveourplanet5738]

@@lynnya_tw661 school was tiring the following day but it was worth it, it even inspired me to write a poem

[@adrianalonso1325]

​@@letssaveourplanet5738 thats even more wholesome, keep writing!

[@letssaveourplanet5738]

@@adrianalonso1325 The chrysalis and the shattering of my gaze in front of the immense variety of my wardrobe My coat is home to flies, a lively hive. An impatient fly lands on my nose: "It's late" I finally open the wardrobe, like the gates of an ancient temple. I slowly put my body inside, like an exhausted caterpillar. A chrysalis of golden strings. Dreams of storms and deep days. crutches, dripping with sprouts, carry my future clothes, hanging from the fragile twine. The day will come to harvest one, like a ripe fruit.

[@tanushkulkarni7777]

@@letssaveourplanet5738 beautiful

[@jefferyjones3277]

This exactly why the internet was made. We are very lucky to be in this time.

[@peteg22397]

You're so right. My musical taste is entirely made up of things I'd never find without the internet, and I'm so grateful for the people who upload these kinds of videos

[@amithralad]

ty sonny boy for introducing me to this amazing music

[@NicriseTheDistorted]

Ty good sir for introducing me to sonny boy! Just watched 2nd episode and it's just amazing! Also noticed mid-air thief as a composer of soundtrack

[@MangoJeez]

Yep yep yep

[@jacksontriffon5064]

I also found toe from Sonny boy! Surprisingly, I also found Sonny boy clicking on the OST in my YT recommendations ~ bless this algorithm

[@TheBoffomundoShow]

One of the best post rock drummers I've ever heard. Masterful.

[@NicriseTheDistorted]

01 - 繋がる遥か彼方 - 0:00 02 - 1/21 - 3:48 03 - New Sentimentality - 8:25 04 - グッドバイ- 13:06 05 - Velvet Blanc - 20:40

[@thelostronin]

This band is fucking awesome. So glad KZbin put it into my feed. Thankyou to the uploader so much!

[@lMlusashi]

I've always appreciated this version of goodbye a little more than the for long tomorrow version.

[@evanho4538]

Can I ask why? This is my first time hearing this version. Just curious about what it is about this one for you. Ooo this version is interesting. Wooooowww it’s almost like a whole new song!!! The bass is a lot more prominent too. I feel like this one is mixed really well. Like the drums aren’t as closer to the front as the other version but they still shine through the other instruments nicely.

[@lMlusashi]

@@evanho4538 one reason is simply that the music video is this version and that was my introduction to both this song and toe, but also i think since they got a featured vocalist, it makes more sense to make the vocalist a bit more prominent in the mix, so bringing the vocals forward in the mix, some of the tonality needed to be sacrificed from the instrumentation. with this, it's just one of the guitarists singing, so they can bury the vocals more and let the instrumentation take a bit more priority. i actually felt the drums were more forward in this version, had a bit more oomph.

[@evanho4538]

@@lMlusashi I also constantly listen to the live version of it way more than the other studio version. You know which one I’m talking about? And of course that version’s sounds are all over the place for obvious reasons. So I guess I’m coming from a different frame of reference sonically. The high end on the guitar for sure is definitely toned down a bit in this version right? Not as twinkly. I do also like his vocals a nudge more rather than the chicks. I mean I love every version of this song don’t get me wrong. 😂 But like as you said with his vocals buried more into the mix AND there’s something a little more melancholy and tragic about his tonality that brings a different vibe fs. And although maybe the song could do without it, the vocal stacking to bring out the humming part felt like the right move. Otherwise it would’ve just been drowned out by the symbols probably. Sorry about my little essay there. Just got high and listening to it again. Lol

[@lMlusashi]

​@@evanho4538 there's another song of the singer, toki asako, with toe on one of her albums that i always forget about but like a lot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvVcneAm8mEpas but yea, for goodbye, i definitely prefer his vocals.

[@evanho4538]

@@lMlusashi damn dude the song you sent is fire 😂 the drums are so tight and I love the little synth. Then the bridge hit super hard. Easily will listen many more times.

[@kabuto_super_cool_dude]

This is probably my favorite work from toe

[@nicodiazireland1253]

Mine is hear you, I think that is the most complete one. But I love all their work

[@markmcarthy596]

Here’s where all the cool people hang out, and keep coming back

[@TheStuF]

welcome back :)

[@jellyburgers9253]

I wonder if my guitar teacher is here

[@maskerlapis8821]

the clap in the begining is so amazing , catch my attention, and dont realize im listening all the way to end of album

[@RemastrTV]

ty for upload these songs

[@cctes9269]

underrated album!

[@RealGingerTea]

google say グッドバイ means good buy, as in, good purchase... thanks google

[@franciscofernandez6873]

best Toe's work imo

[@torquil4226]

Deserves 1,000,000 more likes, and 10,000,000 more views.

[@NicriseTheDistorted]

You know i actually like when amazing bands don't get much attention because when you find something like this, it feels very special

[@franciscofernandez6873]

also thanks for uploading, definitively gonna get a lot more views, including mine!

[@damianhaedo9295]

Nada q se le asemeje, créo yo, sencillamente fascinantes Toe.

[@paolomancini68E21]

Si te interesa saber de donde viene este tipo de sonido (ahora muy en auge en varios grupos japoneses), sobre todo la matriz ritmica, investiga las origines del "math rock". Slint "Spiderland" (1991), Shellac "At action park" (1994), Don Caballero "Don Caballero II" (1995), Tortoise "Millions now living will never die" (1996). Otros grupos pueden ser June of 44, Polvo, Battles. Y tambien en el primer album de Mogwai podras encontrar trazas claras de estas progresiones, en especial en la manera de tocar de los bateristas. Cada grupo ademas tiene su estilo y los hay que provienen mas del post-core (Don Caballero, Shellac) con un sonido mas "duro" y otros mas del rock de vanguardia y del jazz como Tortoise o los mismos Toe.

[@sirrjean1553]

This is so beautiful

[@feri_chan]

Gracias Rodriiiiii

[@okumay]

never heard track 5 before, sick

[@nnoonnll7079]

it so good , i love so must from thailand !!!!!!! BiGFaN✨

[@BLACKHOLE-if4um]

💝💝💝

[@ckaorip]

No words

[@Kotoovocshh]

Легенда

[@enjoiMarkMullen]

Sheesh god is good sheesh

[@Grujkec]

In first song guitar need to be louder just a bit. Ps album is beautiful

[@nnoonnll7079]

bluefish in the universe.bkk

[@gyusman3084]

is that a EP or a album?

[@trash_dumplingg]

It's an EP.

[@NicriseTheDistorted]

@@trash_dumplingg a damn good one