Deafheaven - Ordinary Corrupt Human Love (July 13, 2018) Album • Page 14

Same. I like Glint, but it doesn’t hit me as hard as the others.

 

It took a bit longer to really hit me but it did this weekend. The first four tracks are my favorite.

 

Glint was my least fave as well until today and now sits above Near and Canary Yellow. I like the whole thing a lot though

 

I'm still stuck in the "whole album rules but is heavily front stacked" phase

 

First three tracks are definitely my favorite. Also really like Night People a whole lot, am I the only one?

 

I like Night People but I don’t think it fits with the rest of the album. Still a good song.

 

Night people is the perfect transitional piece into the big album finale

 

This is pretty easily my second favorite album released so far this year behind Now, Now

 

My top 3 are this, wait for love, and maybe mania. That now now record is really great too

 

Yeah WfL is def making it into my top 5. This year has been stacked

 

10 Other Metal Albums Deafheaven Fans Should Check Out

Is this a good list? Been looking to dive more into similar bands to Deafheaven and just happened to see this article. Haven’t listened to any of the albums on here so I really have no idea.

 

I like the ones I've heard, but I also think deafheaven is a very special band and I connect with their music more than the records here.

 

Alcest and WITTR get mentioned the most when discussing Deafheaven I feel like.

 

Traveled to pickup the indie exclusive blue vinyl at a record store yesterday. I really really dig this record. The ending riff at the end of Glint gets stuck in my head like a great chorus.

 

Canary Yellow is still my favorite on here... I think. It changes every time I listen.

 

I can’t speak enough about Alcest, Altar of Plagues, Ulver and Wolves in the Throne Room.

 

I mean without even looking at that list An Autumn for Crippled Children, and Pyramids are both stellar bands that have a similar sound.

 

Have never properly listened to Ulver because that song from Sinister "Silence Teaches Your How To Sing" is the scariest thing I've ever heard and I don't want to subject myself to more of the same. I'm guessing the rest of their stuff is different though

 

I only know Shadow of the Sun or whatever and the one with the cover that looks like a preschooler drew it (amazing cover btw)

 

I think fans of Deafheaven would really like this record:

 

can confirm

 

I’ve been posting about half these bands and more for the better part of five years

 

I get so much more emotionally from the Respire album than I do from Deafheaven but it’s still very good.

 

Getting around to funeralbloom now, and I can't stand the auctioneer esque vocal thing on Black Shoes

 

kinda would love it if they went the other way and went full shoegaze, vocals and all, and had little bits of metal sprinkled throughout, let’s get it in 2020