Sleep Token - One EP - The Amazing Origins of Vessel 

You bet, Leah, my goal is to slowly but surely tackle them all, I hope I can reach more and more ST fans out there so we can expand on the knowledge and share their lore :)

Thank you so much for your support!

Great selection of artists, Carmen :) and I agree, ST brings us an ethereal and surreal experience, the words and the melodies are full of emotions!

My pleasure, Alexandre, thank you for watching! Worship

Hey Tracy, thank you for taking the time, if you want to share any thought or idea, I'm all ears. Tty soon

Same here, we're going to witness the exponential growth of this band, it'll be epic! :)

hey Dale, I can't thank you enough! I'm going to try my best here, I'm super stoked with the opportunity to dive into ST's work and to meet other fans out there. Worship

@@alextamulis It's my pleasure. I'm here for the journey. W O R S H I P

Jarret, that means the world to me, thank you for taking your precious time to watch this video. Talk to you soon!

Interesting observation, Batterib! I also like the dance - the fact that the interludes talk about the dance of hope versus fear, that could also be related to the dancers in our mind and we would have a sword to defend ourselves, to be able to "kill" good or bad thoughts, interactions, etc

@@alextamulis ok so I’ve done more research since this comment 3 weeks ago, and I realized that “The Love You Want” is SPECIFICALLY heavily influenced by Japanese/ Eastern culture! I’m just going to copy/paste a comment here that I already made on another lyric dissection video: Off the get-go, we can see this song's mv is HEAVILY influenced by Eastern culture, namely Japanese. The women in the video appear geisha-like in nature; the geisha symbolizes grace, beauty, and hidden strength; the FEMININE. The number of women here could be a nod to the number of times he's tried to start different relationships, but they always fail because of the ever-looming Sleep. The white ribbon symbolizes anti-violence, domestic abuse, and self-harm.... hmm. And tying them, time and time again, on branches covered in what appears to be red moss, which in itself is a symbol of strength and its ability to thrive in less-than-ideal conditions because it mirrors our own human resilience. In Eastern cultures, it's a beacon of new beginnings, a testament to life's perpetual cycle of rebirth. The katana he wields is a tangible representation of the values of honor, discipline, and loyalty that define the samurai code; the MASCULINE. Lastly, the blue light: spiritually, the blue aura indicates serenity, peace, contentment, and spiritual development.... could these all be a sign of him trying to grow as a person with every new relationship he has? I hope this makes sense! :)

Absolutely! Apple and cherry blossoms are very similar in terms of tree architecture. I ended up mentioning the apple blossom in another video, but you're absolutely right, that would link it to Eden, which makes sense in hindsight after TMBTE is fully out.