← Back to context Comment by 8bitsrule 7 years ago Production, instruments, vocal ..sounds like eastern Europe/Russia region. 7 comments 8bitsrule Reply 8bitsrule 7 years ago The vocalist's voice is unusual, that helps. A lot of singers might try that up an octave.I hear this as the first line: "Like the wind you came here runnin"... rwmj 7 years ago (Obviously it isn't them, but ...) it sounded like Laibach to me, so yes Eastern European. SideburnsOfDoom 7 years ago > it sounded like Laibach to meWhat? how does thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=70&v=zPGf4liO-KQSound like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glu9wA4HjE0to you?The guitar in the first sounds more this:https://youtu.be/_guOyN2wmkM?t=78 Or, IDK influenced by Foreigner and those kind of bands. jerrysievert 7 years ago to be fair, Laibach of that era (1984/1985) alternates between sounding like Coil (State) and random new wave music (1st Generation TV), but is still usually dominated by Milan Fras' vocal style.so, I guess it's possible? 3 replies →
8bitsrule 7 years ago The vocalist's voice is unusual, that helps. A lot of singers might try that up an octave.I hear this as the first line: "Like the wind you came here runnin"...
rwmj 7 years ago (Obviously it isn't them, but ...) it sounded like Laibach to me, so yes Eastern European. SideburnsOfDoom 7 years ago > it sounded like Laibach to meWhat? how does thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=70&v=zPGf4liO-KQSound like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glu9wA4HjE0to you?The guitar in the first sounds more this:https://youtu.be/_guOyN2wmkM?t=78 Or, IDK influenced by Foreigner and those kind of bands. jerrysievert 7 years ago to be fair, Laibach of that era (1984/1985) alternates between sounding like Coil (State) and random new wave music (1st Generation TV), but is still usually dominated by Milan Fras' vocal style.so, I guess it's possible? 3 replies →
SideburnsOfDoom 7 years ago > it sounded like Laibach to meWhat? how does thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=70&v=zPGf4liO-KQSound like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glu9wA4HjE0to you?The guitar in the first sounds more this:https://youtu.be/_guOyN2wmkM?t=78 Or, IDK influenced by Foreigner and those kind of bands. jerrysievert 7 years ago to be fair, Laibach of that era (1984/1985) alternates between sounding like Coil (State) and random new wave music (1st Generation TV), but is still usually dominated by Milan Fras' vocal style.so, I guess it's possible? 3 replies →
jerrysievert 7 years ago to be fair, Laibach of that era (1984/1985) alternates between sounding like Coil (State) and random new wave music (1st Generation TV), but is still usually dominated by Milan Fras' vocal style.so, I guess it's possible? 3 replies →
The vocalist's voice is unusual, that helps. A lot of singers might try that up an octave.
I hear this as the first line: "Like the wind you came here runnin"...
(Obviously it isn't them, but ...) it sounded like Laibach to me, so yes Eastern European.
> it sounded like Laibach to me
What? how does this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=70&v=zPGf4liO-KQ
Sound like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glu9wA4HjE0
to you?
The guitar in the first sounds more this:
https://youtu.be/_guOyN2wmkM?t=78 Or, IDK influenced by Foreigner and those kind of bands.
to be fair, Laibach of that era (1984/1985) alternates between sounding like Coil (State) and random new wave music (1st Generation TV), but is still usually dominated by Milan Fras' vocal style.
so, I guess it's possible?
3 replies →