REACTION and THOUGHTS to LERPOUS - Like a Sunken Ship

[@gabrielkain1]

Already reacted to this when it was posted on Patron, but I really enjoyed this. It's so groovy, and I love the keyboard and vocals. This just has a unique vibe that reminds me of the 90s or early 2000s music, and I just love the vibe. The vocals are strong, and it just keeps you so invested in this sound.

[@Calumetto]

That was quite a ramp-up. When the pyro kicked-in, it really took off. ••• HUMID! If! Higher!

[@Kelly.sapphire]

This song was great live! Can't wait to see them again this spring.

[@wojecire]

I'm excited to see them for the first time this tour with Wheel (another killer band)

[@freekeemonkee]

They never disappoint. The lead singer's range is insane.

[@jabgibson]

Great track. I agree that the 2nd half kicks it up and we get to experience some insane Einar level vocals both growls and clean belts.

[@WNYretiree]

That was interesting. I liked it.

[@deliathorja442]

Einar has some sing-throughs and yeah, man, fantastic singer.

[@tubelious]

finally ! :D

[@GrimHawk67]

This one kind of intrigues me. I don’t know if I liked it but I know that I didn’t dislike it. One of those things that if it’s on I will jam to it but I probably wouldn’t put it on myself.

[@wolverine669]

I'm much more into their early stuff, like "Bilateral" or "Coal", but nevertheless, they still awesome

[@TheCreativeKobold]

Give it to Leprous to add "lalala" into a metal song! When he first does it, it's definitely a shock, and it seems a bit silly. But then the song goes on, and when it comes back it's like "whoa, this is weird, but it really works!" And I imagine they probably added the "lalala" with the very intention of actually shocking the listener, because it's something that's so far off from metal music that that's the effect it's probably gonna have to most listeners. :D

[@nuclear.musicaddict]

Gives me Massive Attack or Hooverphonic vibes. It's strange and I like it, I think? Leprous is weird in a good way haha.