song timestamps + other moments i found noteworthy (dont pin until all songs are listed) 01:08 dissociating 04:05 self destruction worldwide broadcast + 05:42 ecifircas? 06:03 all the joy in life was gone + 07:25 potential arg? 07:43 the last thing she sent me 08:40 light at the end 09:49 ultradespair + 10:22 chica drippy 10:51 borderline + 12:41 comparing sewerslvt to kendrick lamar 12:54 whatever (lil uzi type beat?) 14:50 blissful overdose + 16:00 chair abuse 16:28 inertia status + 17:59 wouldnt be a sewerslvt song 18:56 die alone + 19:09 spomoky visual unuuuu 20:44 std + 21:17 no dad im not watching a porno + 21:55 funky photo 22:31 her 23:54 goodbye + 26:12 save up to 80% during cyber week timestamps started: dec 22 2021 1:13am
3 months late but I would love to be able to say it from my point of view "Her" is simply feeling like all those memories and moments you had with those people or a specific person who are currently no longer there or just not like before So many of those memories begin to invade you, feeling vulnerable and wanting to return to those moments and wanting to change everything, simply not accepting to endure such deep pain but passenger. Thus falling into a void flooded with so many memories, things that could have happened, thoughts become so heavy that crying is the best thing, hating the present. No matter how new and good it is, you will always want to see someone, something, or even yourself again. It can be represented in ways that are more tragic than nostalgic, but it doesn't matter, you are just taking that weight off your shoulders, touching the most vulnerable side of yourself. Your heart and your feelings. Thus releasing the greatest internal cry of pain and sadness that was so hidden. A fracture, a true open wound from the depths. Nothing, an explanation that I couldn't let go, without anything more to say, I hope you're okay, take care of yourself.
@stvpidgrey_ 3 months late as well but I have my own little deepdive on "her" as well The whole songs pacing gives me the feeling of what it's like to find out you've lost someone you love, if you understand what I'm trying to say. Very low and ambient at the start before the beat kicks in. The vocals start and lyrics talking about your own fears, being with eachother, absorbing their warm embrace, absorbing their whole being, the beat starts. Finding out, getting that call, knowing you could have done more. The guilt you feel, the hatred you feel for yourself because you know if you did better they would still be fucking here. It hurts. Having to explain to your friends why they're no longer here, hearing them call you a liar and break down, knowing you have to be stronger and not join them, because its not what they would have wanted for you. The ending slows down again, grieving, trying to move on with your life, feeling the constant state of depersonalisation. "And it's cold in here, she's right here, yet she's so far away Something rips her away I reach my arms out in vain A split second of tranquility Pulled away before I could revel in it I stare vacantly at my empty hands I weep again" You just don't feel whole without them here.
Your reactions are like me when I discovered her years ago. Her stuff is so powerful. Again I like your vibes mate. Keep it up! I look forward to seeing your channel grow.
that song. number 13. her. i was observing an osu! beatmap of this song in the map editor when all of the sudden it clicked. i was no longer paying attention to the map, just the song. i knew i had to dash into my room and listen to it for-real-for-real. and it was almost like an outerbody experience. i slowly let go of my surroundings, just absorbing the atmosphere blaring from my phone speaker into one ear on my pillow. the compressed chimes felt as if they were cries for help, running low on oxygen. and the hazy atmosphere, after the chorus... there was a very brief imagination of the song i had, i was anxiously waiting for a second drop, but that never happened. i was left waiting, wishing, like the emotion of the song. truly done.
Her is definitely one of my favourite songs. it's hard to describe how it makes me feel without trying to sound deep, but it really is a tragic song. The "pinnacle of my existence" line pops into my head whenever I need to make a tough decision or commit to a new habit
my favorite album of all time, i don't usually delve too too deep into dnb/breakcore whatever you wanna call it, but, this one hit in such a different and unique way it was something else. my favorite track on it has to be die alone, that breakdown with the beat in the end while theres a sort of serene sirens call is hauntingly beautiful
I'm the same way, I'm pretty surface level when it comes to the genre but die alone is such a special track. Definitely my favorite sewerslvt song as of rn
@@hi-low3141 based also great content and niche you found for yourself btw, keeping me interested often on what you think about somma the music I listen to
@@hi-low3141 Die Alone is really, really special for a good reason. It is the conclusion of this album, everything builds up and breaks when the breakdown comes, and the breakdown is just pure black metal / blackgaze sound like Sadness, which is one of Jvnko's (and mine) favourite artists of all time. You can hear Sadness' deep influence on Jvnko's music in all albums, but so much more in this one, it sounds like they had become one in this ultimate act od sadness and despair. Also "her" is named like this probably after Sadness song of the same title, they both share so many similarities that it's seriously suspicious. Jvnko used many samples of Sadness, this is a very big rabbit hole but very rewarding if you follow it, very few people know the backstory of how this album was created but i'm 99% sure they collaborated on this one, Damian from Sadness hinted to this and they both published albums with very similiar sound and atmosphere on the same day, when "we had good times together" was published. The name of this Sewerslvt album is also named in that very special way that Damian always used for his songs and albums. He moved to Australia at some 1 year before this album was made, and there are so many other connections, like 20 minute outro songs and lo-fi noisy mix. So he's most likely the one who played guitar parts, did screaming samples in the background and mixed it. This is his signature sound, and on this album you can hear both his and her sound intertwined
I ended a very long and meaningful relationship with a very important person to me and that really broke me awfully but i found out about this album and I listened to it after watching your video and man, this helped me incredibly to get over my loss and 3 weeks later I'm watching your video again just wondering how much I was captivated by your reactions. Tysm man, I related completely with every emotion you portrayed in the video. I hope ur doing good!! Ty again. New sub!
Yooo I put someone on Sewerslvt??? That's insane. Thank you for the sub and support, I'm sorry for your loss, I feel you, but I hope you're in a better place now mentally
Welcome back man! Your reaction reminded me of what i felt when i first heard the album. Its so sad to see such a talented artist leave the scene, but she has left behind a mountain of great music and she has helped a ton of people with her music including me. I hope she blesses us again with her music but i respect whatever decision she makes (also the sound you heard in the first song is a guitar with some fx)
So stoked to see what you think of this album! the sound from dissociating is a 'clean' steel stringed guitar with healthy reverb it's how you rock on a soft jazz set
loved hearing what you thought about The light at the end of the tunnel and Whatever. those two are some of my favorites of her work, and I loved how you connected to the emotions within the music, I think that's one of the best things about JVNE's music.
Damn bro, your reactions are niceee. Good sound quality, good camera res, actually interactive reactions, you’re already better than 90% of the reaction channels out there
Your reaction at 5:29 was like exactly what I felt. I think knowing what happened to Angel and that it's the farewell album, made it poignant. Still, this entire album is so fucking good, and that's an understatement. I recently went on a long road trip of about 400 miles (round trip) and listened to this album twice, then Draining Love Story as well. I watched your reaction of S&S White Light and wondered if you'd reacted to Sewerslvt. Nice video. And, yes, I've listened to Whatever a hundred times. How can you not? It's not often that an album impacts me in this manner but it did.
die alone and sick twisted demented are both back to back amazing songs . die alone's progressions and switches give it the draining yet uplifting feel that good feeling you get from jvnes music .
A lot of Jvne’s music conveys mental anguish, but Jesus Christ, “die alone” has to be the most tormenting track she has ever released. I’ve never lost someone close to me, I can’t even BEGIN to imagine that pain, but through that track it’s almost like I CAN feel it. So much pain is conveyed.
Yooooooo welcome back Man this was really neat I definitely have to check out some of those videos I can tell just how perfectly it was done even if it's not really music I'd listen to although I did like it a lot more than the other one you reacted to but yeah this was an experience and I wasn't even the one seeing it Great video as always
Appreciate the support as usual my guy, it's good to be back! N yeah I agree, I like this album more than "Draining love story." I really liked the visual aspect of this album, it was neat. Hope your evenings going good!
lmao idk how the ranking worked out but light at the end of the tunnel and her and 1 and 2 for me while they are 14 and 13 for you i think i like them the most because i can follow the melody the easiest? idk. i originally hated the album even though i was a sewerslvt fan for over a year before hearing it the first time, but i kept coming back to it every week because each time it got better. now its probably my favorite album from her
Aye you like what you like yk? Recently tho light at the end of the tunnel has been growing on me so it's moved up a few spots. It's definitely my favorite by her so far
"None of these songs have misssed!" ... "except track 5, but regardless" lmao fr tho, every single track from this album is on my playlist except for that one (and borderline, idk it changes my vibe from chill to distraught real quick lol)
So glad to see someone feels the same way about std that I do, but man watching this reaction brought me back, came to this reaction because I heard she was deleting all/most the music she’s posted
Providing insight on the "goodbye" song, Sewerslvts girlfriend died in the hospital due to covid, so, they made this last song as a memorial. The text message, and the voices at the end, in the music video it shows the date locations and such. this was sewerslvts last song. Ever. They've since retired, or, unfortunately, died at their own hands.
ok im not tryna promote anything but imma be real with you i love junes music she is literally the main reason i started making music and why i love electronic music and try to to make something similar to her sound ive always wanted to make music my whole life but i never knew where to start or i didnt bother learning but srsly when i first listened to her music it changed me like something in me man literally...sorry that was so long but bro i love her so much shes def influenced me a lot artistically and i hope shes doin alright after all this.
@@hi-low3141 oh and also somewhat fun-but not that fun-fact, the visualcloops for "dissociating" and "ultradespair" are from an Australian anti-drug PSA, which is fitting since jvnko lost her partner (referred to as "angel") to an OD
listening to these songs kinda fucked my mood just now and seeing your wacky ass reactions to it immediately broke that im happy and laughing now so thats awesome
This is the album i listened to when i broke up with my long term boyfriend, as well as the album i have tattooed on my right arm. Maybe it was just the circumstance i played it under, but this album has affected me in a way no others have.
yeah, that's literally all the song is and it's aged like fine wine compared to a lot of sewerslvt's other works. Current day ranking is #2 so do with that what you will