Deafheaven | Outbreak Fest 2022 

Not a single Infinite Granite track. Interesting.

@@mrsilence666 I was at this fest all weekend, I think I was to do with it been a v hardcore fest. They’re touring again this month for IG

@@mrsilence666 was surprising, but the whole fest was heavy so I think they had to change things around substantially

@@mrsilence666 they knew they would be playing in hardcore fest lol

@@mrsilence666 there was talk of them being terrified to play any of their softer stuff apparently but they said they would on their UK tour :>

Hardcore festival that has more shoegaze on it in 2024 on it than hardcore lmao. Get deafheaven back

Me.too ending moved me a lot ...

@@francescomicena8101dreamhouse will get you everytime!!

Deafheaven will do that to a room. First time I ever saw them live, it was like everyone in the room came together. Strangers were high-fiving, it was wild.

I felt the same and was commenting on it to my friends after haha it was such a nice way to round things off

Fucking cringe experience

Amen

that "dream house" performance bongs to the Smithsonian

Agreed. Absolutely incredible. The sound, the energy, the atmosphere... everything was perfect.

Yes. Also Brought to the Water.

Sick energy !

Except black metal lol

@@alfianbanjaransari4096 LOL right!?

@@alfianbanjaransari4096 But I honestly think those people are a loud minority. I love kvlt shit too and still unironically think Deafheaven have done so much for BM.

@@TheseBitchesWantNikes exactly what has it done for BM? Borrowing styles isnt like inventing something new. And BM had been made notorious way before these guys started ripping off norwegians

@@raakareiska9804 BM fans are the fucking worst out of any metal genre lmfao

I have to agree. It's wonderful to see them get this respect.

Was just gonna say this! Such a cool song!

Well it was kinda of a hardcore show, gotta know the audience.

Perfect for a hardcore crowd

Deafheaven also opened brazilian concert (2023) with Black Brick and was amazing!

Shivers. What a beautiful moment.

45:38

Those bands are kinda sister bands to me.

Omg that's exactly what it is lmao

honestly thats an awesome description

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Hmmm

45:19

Right? I remember those days like they were yesterday. So crazy to see them on the first tour for sunbather, and now here.

Yeah, same. Their live sound is still incredible, they sound so good. Will definitively go see them again if they do a show around my parts.

yes you can feel the energy in the room

I just saw them in SF with Touché Amore it was just all incredible, sounds amazing my ears are still ringing. George's family was in the upper balcony, everytime it's just better and better.

Except for tambourine.

What do you mean, you miss it? This was recorded last year. They play without barrier usually. especially here in Europe.

George has a stage presence within metal like no other. I absolutely love what deafheaven is and does and this set was beautiful.

He mixed this set too! And I agree 100% - he is the last missing link in the band. His jubilant basslines bring it all together

i truly believe that if u put any metal band to a hardcore crowd nowadays would be appealing to them. the hardcore scene have been very metallic for awhile now. thrash riffs and death metal were common within metalcore since the 90s. and now its way more common to see people embracing blackened music whtin the hc community. btw, deafheaven is as melodic as lets say.. counterparts and one step closer who were also there

Late comment, but it has to do with their fans. One of the bands that are good but their relentless online fanbase turns some people away. Blog Hipsters. That is where the "hipster" comes from.

@@RibeiroGames12 I agree, metal and hardcore are closer musically than ever now. I just saw Drain, Incendiary, God's Hate, Knocked Loose, Terror and the crowd screams "hardcore!" But these bands differ little from metal, and that's fine. The dark, evil, inverted cross, Satan stuff is all over hardcore now, too. I hate that shit & don't think it belongs but that's another long story. I remember in the mid 80s watching favorite bands like DRI, COC, Black Flag, FUs, even Circle Jerks wanted to appeal more to the metal & thrash crowd with the album "Wonderful." _Great_ album, BTW! I don't care what genre a song is from, if I like it is all that matters. But my favorite music still stands apart, old school punk rock. Current favorites like Amyl and the Sniffers, Gel, The Chats, Restraining Order and Conservative Military Image, old bands like Minor Threat, NoMeansNo, Government Issue, Adrenaline OD (I'll see them play a few times soon!), and The Vandals (ditto on seeing them live in 24).

Them and Alcest

is Alcest

I think great mass would have been a good one for the set

​@@Sebastianbaraj5 Yeah, that would blend in well.

I love their albums and DH live + that is all I want to say.

Granite definitely a transition album!! I love the new direction they are taking and can’t wait for the next album!! Love these guys!!

Probably because it's a festival set. I saw them last week and they played this set minus Black Brick and then 6 songs from Infinite Granite

ni siquiera al mainstream sino a otro nicho underground

Es imposible no llorar con Dream House

I bet they loved the Twin Peaks return also

I've loved Twin Peaks for years and always associated Deafheaven with it. Not sure why but it makes sense to me.

@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 because Twin peaks is black metal as hell

Their bass player Chris mixed this for release!

¡¡¡Imposible!!! tal cual.

!!!!!!!!!!!!

With cringe dance moves

@@raakareiska9804 Yeah but whatever, I kinda get it lol

@@raakareiska9804 who cares. It's fun

@@FlipperWolf "Im kinda cringe myself too"?

@@Quincycle yeah, but not unique

Aren't they?!