The Dear Hunter on Audiotree Live (Full Session) 

Mainstream music listeners could handle the awesomeness of The Dear Hunter

could not

Dude The Dear Hunter has been my favorite band since 07-08 I can't remember the year I saw them in CT on Halloween. They are so beyond underrated. They literally have no bad songs. Every single song is a banger 😅❤

Thanks... That dude that talks in between songs drives me nuts

THANK YOU

You da real MVP

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Thanks!!🤙❤

Ms. Deeds! I see what you did there😂

If he isn't there I demand a refund

He gives Mick Fleetwood a good run for his money when it comes to the funny faces while playing.

One of the best songwriters of our time.

Matt Dargis I remember when I went back to The Receiving End of Sirens only for me to think "the singer sounds an awful lot like The Dear Hunter singer." The more you know.

@@matthewlongtin4148 wow holy shit

Got me through some rough times as well

same here. they helped me a lot through tough times.

Probably already know but Dear Hunter is going on tour for the ten year anniversary of Migrant towards the end of the year. I am extremely excited

@@tontocorazon I already have tickets for the Seattle show, but I appreciate you looking out!

@@beastaish hell yeah!

dirtyreggae holy shit that exist? Love both bands and never knew that was a thing

Exactly the same for me. Got into a lot of bands because of btbam. The Dear Hunter are on another level musically. Just sublime. Probably my two favorite bands.

There’s a BTBAM audio tree?!?!

Check out AT's Phox full session. They compliment each other so well. But the Color Spectrum Albums by TDH are what bands can only dream of doing, and doing well.

X X Y it’s very strange hearing a different mixing, the strings and drums are typically much quieter in their recorded songs

And tiny desk

Good drummer thats how.

also the snare is loud as hell.. they could turn down a little bit so the vocals and the high note instruments as a hole could be more pronounced

@@realbento Nah it's perfect

@@realbento lol

@@realbento I guess its the Overheads, they're too high and not very well cleaned but, it gives that effect of "live sesh" and imo i kinda dig it

J.McCarthy or thomas haake too

He even keeps his mouth open like Josh

Love seein' coheed chat in the wild

That's why they've toured together so much! They're really good friends and seeing them together is one of the best concert experiences I've ever witnessed!

Talent runs rampant in this family.

Aww I got there late and missed the whole set except for the last song. I was utterly devastated!!!

Joseph Bastidas that shit was sick af

Did you see that they are touring together?!

Nice! thanks for the heads up

Caught their show in Houston, it was amazing. hope you guys got to enjoy it too lol. Two favorite bands on one stage, yeah buddy!

Was also at the Houston show. I was so excited to see that many people packed in for a couple prog bands. Such a great show.

I had seen tdh before, although I am a new fan, but (had) listened to btbam a lot, a long time ago. it was my first time seeing btbam live. this show ( saw them in Chicago) was mind blowing. hope you enjoyed tdh as well!!

yes it is

But also I thank this vid so much because the violin part I’m trying to figure out is so clear and I was actually right with the bowings and I’m proud Oof sorry, violinist ova here

There are definitely similarities! TDH actually predates Kindo (and I love them, though TDH has been my favorite group for probably 12 years at this point) by just a little bit, Crescenzo started it up as a side project when he was in TREOS, and their "Act I" concept came out about a year before "The Reign of Kindo EP". If you haven't at this point (8 months later), I'd recommend checking out all of the Acts (I-V), particularly III and IV. They have the same feel that Kindo does, but they go so much farther with thematic development and just keep building on their past work. Act III is fantastic, but the progression of their sound from Acts III to IV showed just how beneficial their work on The Color Spectrum was (30+ tracks split into chunks that each had unique styles, from NIN style influences to country slide guitar).

Tenchio because of you I checked out bent knee. I need to thank you. Best decision I ever made.

Chris Baum i guess, i been watching alot of music videos with him involved, like the Rock-Orchestra with Videogame music

@@karsaorlong5091 now I have to check out Bent Knee.

SimpleJustin what's the name of your band?

Allies Always Lie. Look up: Allies Always Lie - Dr. Awkward. It's the party music video haha. And the rest of our stuff is on our youtube as well.

SimpleJustin really cool instrumentals! Tbh I wish the lyrics told a more compelling and original story. It certainly doesn't have to be a concept, but I feel like heartbreak is pretty cliche

Thank you! :) It's actually not about a heartbreak hahaha. It's about your ego trying to take over you. But I really appreciate the feedback :)

Hi, apologies, I am not a native English speaker. What is meant by 'trigger' ?

"Trigger" is commonly used as an informal verb to reference getting angered or annoyed at something someone says.

I see. I did find "A trigger is something that sets off a flashback, transporting the person back to the traumatic event." on Google, and so I was confused. "Colloquialisms" are strange. It seems as if twisting the word.

Check out the receiving end of sirens . his first band

I can definitely hear the similarities to Coheed in particular, but really only in certain variations of, maybe, a dozen or so songs. TDH, and Casey Crescenzo, are purely original.

Noah McCoy man a bent knee dear hunter Colab would be amazing.

the talco hunter

I think he was referring to the string quartet.

that or like nick (drummer) and casey are brothers... so like 4 friends and a brother? idk...

oh man people talking about the string section!