That makes you feel alone.Ī number of things contribute to this, the most prominent being the maserfully crafted lyrics. The kind of heavy that makes you feel lost. The kind of heavy that makes tears welt up inn your eyes.
When I say heavy, I don't mean a bunch of fat sweaty dudes laying down some of the fastest, most visceral riffs in metal with the cookie monster on vocals I mean the kind of heavy that feels like a rock is lingering in your chest. Out of all the words in the english language, of all their infinite combinations, the only one that could possibly begin to convey how "Deathconsciousness" makes me feel is as follows: "f.uck." Make no mistake about it, this is the most gripping, powerful, heaviest, heartbreaking album I have ever heard and is the closest thing to depression in music form. Have a Nice Life's debut is extremely powerful, almost too much so. The best music not only sounds good, but has the power to change your emotions and that is precisely what "Deathconsciousness" by Have A Nice Life does. Whichever style is more your taste, they both do one very powerful thing and that is make you feel something. However, to say that their is not something as gripping as hearing Daft Punk at a dance party would denounce the point of music as entertainment: to bring people together. One could watch the sunrise while listening to some ambient music and feel almost overcome with emotion. Both of these categories have their time and place and can be equally as powerful. Neither one of these categories is more important than the other (though try telling that to metal elites or pre teen girls), though acknowledging these two categories is fundamental to having some sort of understanding of music as a medium. It's not to say that the two cannot cross paths as entertainment could be considered an art form and there is certainly an entertaining element to art itself. To put it quite simply, music can be divided into two distinct categories: music as entertainment and music as an art form. Review Summary: Have a Nice Life's Deathconsciousness could, quite possibly, move the Earth.
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