I found Be'lakor through the suggestions CZcams made. Have to say it was the best suggestion I ever got. Bought all the cd's and can't stop listening to them. Sure hope they will come to the Netherlands when all this Covid shizzle is over and done with
I totally get what Steven was saying about the balance.. at the end of high school I had to decide between pursuing a career in music (had been playing piano seriously for 10 years) or something else and I went with something else because I feared that if music was my career it might snuff the joy I got out of it and maybe even block it from being the outlet I needed. Relying on something to be the livelihood creates entirely different pressure and stress and changes the relationship. I hope the member of Be'lakor know they're very respected and appreciated in what they do but manage to keep it as a hobby and passion.
Yeah man im a personal trainer and my desire to be extremely fit has waned when it became a routine...I still love it but never the same. He struck me as a centered smart dude
That was a GREAT interview! Thank you very much! Be'lakor is my favorite band since "of breath and bone" album, and until now. They getting better-and-better. I hope one day go see them live. They are reals masters of music, and by my own i can call they music they are creating is pure ART.
Really good interview! There's some things that were interesting. 1 - The fact that they all work in another job or project, and they see the band as a hobby and not as a "work". 2 - The bands that had some inspiration for Steve, like Alcest (really good atmosferic French band) and Animals as Leaders (top musicians in the djent scenery). 3 - How widespread they became because of Social Medias, CZcams and Spotify (the last one were I found them) and how this afect every band, especially in subgenres that arent popular.
I want to know what ever happened to that USA tour. It didn’t happen. They played Australia and I know their European tour either just started or will be starting soon. 😢
I found Be'lakor through the suggestions CZcams made.
Have to say it was the best suggestion I ever got.
Bought all the cd's and can't stop listening to them.
Sure hope they will come to the Netherlands when all this Covid shizzle is over and done with
I totally get what Steven was saying about the balance.. at the end of high school I had to decide between pursuing a career in music (had been playing piano seriously for 10 years) or something else and I went with something else because I feared that if music was my career it might snuff the joy I got out of it and maybe even block it from being the outlet I needed. Relying on something to be the livelihood creates entirely different pressure and stress and changes the relationship. I hope the member of Be'lakor know they're very respected and appreciated in what they do but manage to keep it as a hobby and passion.
Yeah man im a personal trainer and my desire to be extremely fit has waned when it became a routine...I still love it but never the same. He struck me as a centered smart dude
That was a GREAT interview! Thank you very much! Be'lakor is my favorite band since "of breath and bone" album, and until now. They getting better-and-better. I hope one day go see them live. They are reals masters of music, and by my own i can call they music they are creating is pure ART.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Saw you mention in a reply you’ve had a Be’Lakor interview, and dug through 2.5 years to check it out. Very cool. Good questions. Thanks for uploading
This band is just so inspirational and has been since their first album. Lots of South African metalheads love them
Really good interview!
There's some things that were interesting.
1 - The fact that they all work in another job or project, and they see the band as a hobby and not as a "work".
2 - The bands that had some inspiration for Steve, like Alcest (really good atmosferic French band) and Animals as Leaders (top musicians in the djent scenery).
3 - How widespread they became because of Social Medias, CZcams and Spotify (the last one were I found them) and how this afect every band, especially in subgenres that arent popular.
In Flames really suprised me!
Best 30 minutes on youtube
Nice job, man.
I'm really looking forward to them touring in the US, though I'm not too hopeful they make it to my neck of the woods. 😁
I hope so too!
My body is ready for an Europe tour.
Yeah io dont think we shall get a US tour soon...by the way love the Agalloch ison you got!
@@BaldHeadedMETAL Be'lakor, Agalloch, Opeth - my holy trinity
Thank you 🔥🤘🤩
It was a real pleasure talking to Steve he was super nice!
Po, mais um brasileiro prestigiando a melhor banda que existe.
@@blazehnt portuguesa 😉😋
@@FernandaPereira-ow3jo Perdão, é que esse nome é bem comum aqui no Brasil e fiz uma dedução. 😂
@@blazehnt bom, portugueses e brasileiros têm muito em comum 🤷🏻☺️
I want to know what ever happened to that USA tour. It didn’t happen. They played Australia and I know their European tour either just started or will be starting soon. 😢
Thanks! Great interview!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing, thanks man
I’m glad you liked it! I’ll try to do more of these based on which bands respond and are interested!