Susanne Sundfor - Mountaineers ft. John Grant Reaction (FOOW)

[@giuseppecirciello356]

oh thanks for having reacted to this song of hers... She's amazing and this song is a hidden gem of her wonderful repertoire.

[@sopyleecrypt6899]

Well. That grew into something quite magical.

[@happilyeggs4627]

Yeah, a slow burn that turned into a fire.

[@Pulsar77]

Susanne is truly amazing. An incredible singer-songwriter, and one of the best live performers of the last decade. She's Norwegian; if she were from the US or the UK she would've been a superstar. Here are some recommendations: - The Silicone Veil (Live Skavlan 2012) - White Foxes - The Amorous Humphrey Plugg (live on BBC proms) - Röyksopp & Susanne Sundfør - Ice Machine (Depeche Mode cover) Live on Lydverket - The Brothel (either the studio version or Liva At Parkteatret) - Undercover (live) - Memorial - M83 & Susanne Sundfør - Oblivion - Röyksopp & Susanne Sundfør - Never Ever - The Sound of War (Live at Spellemann) - No One Believes In Love Anymore - When - Röyksopp & Susanne Sundfør - Running To The See Live on Lydverket

[@laluba3603]

Heartbreaking and beautiful.

[@soleywolfgangsdottir]

this song live at barbican is stunning. whatever susanne does, there will be no disappointment. well, her album music for people in trouble is a master piece, from the beginning to the end. if you are more into jazz, check the recording from the barbican. her brilliance is otherworldly. john grant is also supercool. a lovely gentleman and excellent musician

[@shadowbearct]

Wow. Try her poppie fast stuff. "Slowly" or "kamikaze". In fact "ten love songs" is an amazing album. It's like .. dark ABBA on fire.

[@kyfeman]

A couple more of my favourites by Susanne: Your Prelude & The Sound of War. :-)

[@mickeyhank]

I discovered her thru another youtube reaction channel - not this song. A contemporary artist of note. I like a few other songs by her as well.

[@codexdelux]

Would love to see you react to more of Susanne Sundfør:) I can recommend her songs Silicone Veil (live) (both live at skavlan and the official version on her channel are really good live recordings) Personally i prefer the official live version ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYqsf3RubJWHg68 ) But also "The Brothel", "White Foxes", Undercover and many others. But if you want to do some deep dives into other Norwegian music that is perhaps a little obscure, but really really good (i mean your channel is called fish out of water :D) Then i can recommend: Gåte Knut liten Live at rockerfeller(kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5iQdp-gqq6Kg7M). Gåte (pronounced Gawthe) is a Norwegian prog-rock band that bases all its music on old norse songs from 11-1800's. They have a very unique sound. Also "Kom no Djiska" is quite good. (kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5rdeKmveJx2oNE) If you want old norwegian prog: Aunt mary with Path of your dreams (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWrQkn-Zg6mnj7M), quite innovative and different from early 70's Ruphus with Coloured Dreams (kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6HZg5R7m91_ea8) Gudny Aspås, the female singer was one of the strongest voices in norway in the 70's Or one of our best singers from the 90's Jan Werner Danielsen: (kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5SWZKmkdqaAbM0 ) Unschooled voice, but you'd never know it :D

[@holysouthpacific]

You should check out the songs "running to the sea", and "never ever" by her and the electronic group Röyksopp! They are a little faster paced than this one.

[@Pulsar77]

Also 'Ice Machine', an amazing live cover of an obscure Depeche Mode song.