#Night Verses

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The new Night Verses single "Glitching Prisms" (feat. Brandon Boyd) is OUT NOW⚡️Music video coming soon.

Stream + pre-order.

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After I got done watching Blue Eye Samurai I edited a bunch of Mizu's best fight scenes together over a prog-metal song by Night Verses, like a normal person. please watch Blue Eye Samurai

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This song is inspired by the band Night Verses. I am really impressed by their drummer who plays drums not like a rhythm machine but like a whole one-man band. And in their music, they actually manage to use it not as a foundation but as a fully equal instrument.

The drums here are played via midi keyboard and adding some programming afterwards. This is close to the level of skill I present on a real drumset as well.

I did the same for the following song:

There is a neat Plugin called Autofunk that I used for the guitar solo. It's basically a Wah-automation but does the trick.

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Le Reste du samedi: retour sur Night Verses

Aujourd'hui sur Blog à part – Le Reste du samedi: retour sur Night Verses Il est temps de rattraper la bourde de cette semaine et d’écouter l’intégralité de Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night, l’album de Night Verses. #RockCinematique

Pour cette édition un peu spéciale des Restes du samedi, vu que c’est un reste tout seul, il est temps de rattraper la bourde de cette semaine et d’écouter l’intégralité de Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night, l’album de Night Verses dont je vous avais parlé de la première moitié. Night Verses, c’est donc une formation américaine qui propose ici une musique cinématique et…

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NIGHT VERSES Completes Their Sonic Odyssey 'Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night' Out Now Via Equal Vision Records

NIGHT VERSES Completes Their Sonic Odyssey 'Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night' Out Now Via Equal Vision Records. #nightverses @NightVerses

Prog-metal visionaries Night Verses have today unveiled their complete double album ‘Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night‘, now available in full via Equal Vision Records. The release of Part 2 concludes the band’s expansive musical journey that began with the lauded release of Part 1 last September with the full album now being available across all streaming platforms HERE In addition…

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This month in listening... 03/21/24

Been a minute since I've done one of these roundups, which is maybe for the best. More time for things to happen. This one is gonna be exclusively new releases because the last few weeks have been HOT. The year is really starting to cook up and I'm stoked.

New Waxahatchee album just dropped like 30 minutes ago (at the time of writing this), and I think it might be her best work to date. I've been a fan of the Crutchfield sisters since P.S. Eliot. Alison's band Swearin' is still one of my favourite pop punk bands ever, and Katie has been killing it with her solo work ever since American Weekend came out in 2012. I still have fond memories of running away from home in 2014 and singing Bathtub next to a camp fire, high on mushrooms in some dusty norcal weed town. The americana influence that she has been incorporating into her music recently suits her voice and style of songwriting so well, and I'm so happy to see it really flourish here. The collaboration with MJ Lenderman is just the cherry on top.

SeeYouSpaceCowboy dropped a new 2 part single recently. The first part functions as a short but beautiful piano intro featuring vocals from singer iRis.EXE. I do not know anything about this singer other than the fact that her voice is completely mesmerizing, even just the way she enunciates certain words scratches a weird itch in my brain. The intro cleverly transitions into the next act with the sound of a crowd clapping that slowly synchronizes into a single beat which lays the foundation for the rest of the instruments to come in. Silhouettes In Motion might actually be my new favourite SYSC song, and forebodes extremely well for how much I'm going to love the full album. The way the chorus swings in is so disarming and wonderful, I could just repeat that part over and over.

Last friday, Night Verses finally dropped the long awaited part 2 of their album Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night. There has been lots of clamor and confusion over why they released the album in parts like this, and I think the only real answer is that they wanted to end up on my year end list two years in a row. Seriously, the second part of this album rules and it starts off so strongly with this song Plague Dancer. This is one of the heaviest songs on part 2 and if full of intoxicating grooves, but the part that really sells me on it is that god damn breakdown where Nick DePirro throws in these muted harmonic strums that sounds pieces of sheet metal flapping in the wind in between chords. It's just so cool. Night Verses might be the only instrumental band I've ever really fallen in love with and I'm totally ok with that.

I should really just wait until Boundaries releases their new album next week, but YOLO. The three singles they have put out are just too good. Boundaries have double down on the heaviness with these tracks, and in doing so have maximized the contrast between the brutal and melodic parts of their sound. The heavy parts are blistering, and the choruses are succinct and effective in their ability to inject a quick blast of relief into the storm. Matt and Tim are also possibly my favourite duo of vocalists in metalcore right now. They are both just so distinct and powerful in their own right, and compliment each other so well. I didn't even realize that Tim is also the drummer until watching their music video a few days ago, so I have gained a whole new level of respect for his cleans.

A new album from One Step Closer has probably been my single most anticipated piece of news ever since their EP Songs for the Willow swept me off my feet in early 2023. That EP showed a distinct shift in their sound in a more melodic direction, and the result was three of their most memorable and interesting songs to date. This new album so far seems to indicate an even further push into pop punk territory and it is a welcome change for me. OSC are at their best when their hearts are on their sleeve, and this new track is oozing in heart. Honestly getting some Separation era Balance and Composure vibes from this song which I absolutely love. This album is coming out a week after the new Like Moths to Flames album which is insane. We gonna be eating good in May.

This new album by Irish folk musician Sam Lee really came out of left field and took me by surprise. I honestly only checked it out because the album art gave me weird Shire Hobbit vibes, and I was pleased when I played the first track and my initial thought was "yup... Hobbit music". I don't listen to a lot of folk music, and when I do, it doesn't sound anything like this. This album is just sounds very mature, and I don't mean that in an egotistical way. I mean it in the way where it sounds like there's some type of ancient wisdom or energy seeping through the cracks of Sam's deep storytellers voice and the thoughtfully dramatic arrangement of instruments. This is one of the most unique albums I'll listen to this year, and I'm glad I took a gamble on it.

A new Greyhaven single also dropped today, and good lord the reception has been nothing but praise. This band has not dropped the ball at all. This Bright and Beautiful World was one of my top 5 or 10 albums of 2022, and this new song is one hundred percent on par with, if not better than the best parts of that record. They are releasing a new 5 song EP on April 12th, thru their new home of Sharp Tone Records. I'm not even mad that it's not a full length, because the quality of this song is so promising. Spiritbox's The Fear of Fear honestly changed my perception about what an EP could accomplish, and now I am hyped at the prospect of a band I love putting out 4 to 6 tracks solid tracks with NO FILLER. The replay value is gonna be huge.

Poisoned Seeds are a local band, and I'm super excited about them right now. They are one of the few really good bands in the scene right now that are drawing more influence from 90s and early 2000s melodic hardcore and metalcore bands. I think it's fairly obvious by now that I love melodic bands, so I'm always hyped when there are people in my own back yard providing that sound at a local level. Guitarist and main song writer Avrinder Dhillon personally cited Shai Hulud as an influence, and I think they provide a great reference for how Poisoned Seeds implement melody into their riffs and vocals with a tasteful subtlety while maintaing an essence that is tough as nails.

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Night Verses // Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night: Part One (2023)

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Night Verses (2024)

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2023: Night Verses

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Ares cabin are the people new campers expect to say shit like "is it the time of the month?" when try see a girl mad

In reality they are the ones who will beat you up if they hear you say that, and there's a reason for that.

Many many years ago there was an incident that older campers still tell to the newcomers like a boogeyman story.

The counselor for ares at the time was 16 and incompetent. Clarrise was 10 and angry. She was the first girl in the ares cabin in 30 years and the guy had no experience with girls, so his first idea of interaction was to tell her to calm down and if she's on her period to go and wait it out, Clarrise’s reaction was.... Unexpected.

She kicked him in between the legs, hit his head against the wall a few times, grabbed him by his hair and proceeded to drag him through camp to the big house where she threw him at Mr.D’s feet and told him to explain to “that sexist excuse for a child of ares how women's bodies work” or she would “sacrifice him in the most brutal way possible in the middle of the dining pavilion.”

The guy apologized to her later and was the first person in the cabin she actually befriended.

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Night Verses: Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night, part 1

Aujourd'hui sur Blog à part – Night Verses: Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night Je vais raccourcir le nom de cet album de Night Verses, Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night, part 1, en « Every Sound 1 », parce que bon. #PostRock

Vous savez quoi? Je pense que je vais raccourcir le nom de cet album de Night Verses, Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night, part 1, en « Every Sound 1 », parce que bon, OK, on a compris, c’est un mélange post/prog. D’accord, pas que, mais aussi. Night Verses est une formation américaine, originaire de Los Angeles et active depuis 2012. Elle a beaucoup navigué dans divers styles, pour…

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NIGHT VERSES Drop Brandon Boyd Collab - "Glitching Prisms"

NIGHT VERSES Drop Brandon Boyd Collab - "Glitching Prisms", Announce 'Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night Pt 2'. #nightverses @NightVerses

Announce ‘Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night Pt 2’ Progressive metal trailblazers, Night Verses, have announced the release of the second part of their phenomenal double album ‘Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night‘ via Equal Vision Records. This release marks the second chapter of their album following the acclaimed Part I in September 2023, which marked their explosive…

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Night Verses - Karma Wheel Lyrics

Night Verses – Karma Wheel ( Lyrics Letra ) Letra Equal Vision Records Night Verses – Karma Wheel ( Lyrics Letra Instrumental Interlude 1: Princess Diana “I don’t think any of us know the answer to that. And obviously, it’s a question that’s in everybody’s head. But who knows, who knows what fate will produce, who knows what circumstances will provoke?” Instrumental Interlude 2: Princess…