First time i heard the song Pristine, I was kinda like, "whats the big fuss about here?". But then I found myself returning to it and it growing on me. Then I clicked on this and I'm getting the buzz a bit more. Really enjoying it and they seem like fun, genuine, and talented youngin's. Good on ya, Snail Mail!
Exactly, the first time I was like “ah is good but not a masterpiece” but then as I kept listening to it more I started to realize how damn good it was, then I listened to heat wave and that was it, I became addicted to her music, definitely one of the greatest indie rock artists I’ve listened so far, she is really amazing, incredibly talented
@ONTHEFLOW i was not really into the new album either at first but now i really like it, it’s actually amazing, even better than lush IMO, yeah as a rock fan, songs like headlock, forever sailing didn’t catch too much my attention at the beginning and now they’re like among my fav ones, they’re really good, sometimes you just have to open a little bit more your mind and not only stick it to one genre of music
the lyrics she writes are so raw and messy but in a beautiful way, it almost feels like a poetryslam just sung with guitar and drums. She's so amazingly talented and fresh and unique!!
The arena rock is dead, thank you very much, Snail Mail, Dilly Dally and so many other indie bands that are bringin' the soul and simplicity back to rock and roll.
Please have them back on soon, i watch this once a week and id love to see and hear her improvement through the amazing audio engineering of Audiotree!
I love how real they can be. It’s hard to find that in upcoming musicians today. Not all of them, but some of them tend to think that because of the fact that they are on camera, they can be like “Yeah, I’m totally awesome.” I really genuinely love this band. Just amazing.
I've found my new favorite band. Hoping there's more out there. Just as I was getting jaded about finding new(to me) music, I stumble across Snail Mail.
@@cesaradrianer I can sort of see where they're coming from. Cranberries = poppy female vocals, laid back song structures. Sonic Youth = very expressive & technically impressive guitar playing. You're right though they really don't actually sound like those bands beyond that.
Stumbled over this band via radio, and rarely have I heard something that real and strikingly beautiful, like a manifestion of a raw and wonderful feeling from days long gone. Like when you wrote your first lovenote to a girl and you just had to do it, because otherwise your head would have had exploded, and your feelings, nervousness and vocabulary competed in an weird, self neglecting competition to express yourself in the worthiest way possible. The raw and humble appreciation of just existing, being there, feeling something for someone, for everything that life has to offer. Hard to describe, but this music throws me back there and it is overwhelmingly (brutally) good, full of hope and appreciation for everyhting, even the sad things. Whatever might come, whatever your goals are and whether you achieve them or not, you just know that their pursuit is worth it. Freedom; a real, humble, authentic and amazing sort of freedom to believe in good things for the sake of it and not being afraid of anything. Thanks a million for this flashback, even if I totally missed my exit on the highway though, I haven`t felt that much alive in years, you definitely got a new fan over here!
The advise at 36:58 really touched me. Whenever I wanna something I'm really concert of what people would think about it, specially when it's music 'cause at the end you actually want to hear what people think about that and that has limited me on doing things. But, as she said, apart from caring about what other would think, I should do the thinks that I like just for the sake of liking the action of doing them.
I fucking love these guys 😭😭 so amazing I get super sensitive when I listen to music and i've cried multiple times listening to them. just beautiful!! the future is now
