Bjørkø feat. Jeff Walker: The Heartroot Rots (Official Music Video)
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- čas přidán 30. 08. 2023
- Bjørkø's The Heartroot Rots is the first single out of Amorphis guitarist Tomi Koivusaari's soloalbum Heartrot featuring Jeff Walker (Carcass). New album out on Svart Records 1st of December 2023.
1.9. Bjørkø: The Heartroot Rots (digital)
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1.12. SVART463 Bjørkø: Heartrot LP/CD (pre-order)
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Musicians:
Jeff Walker: Vocals
Tomi Koivusaari: Guitars & background Vocals
Janne Lounatvuori: Analog Synths and Keyboards
Lauri Porra: Bass
Waltteri Väyrynen: Drums and Percussions
Annea Lounatvuori: Cello
Video created by Dehn Sora: www.dehnsora.com
All music by Tomi Koivusaari
Lyrics: Jussi Ahlroth
Mixed by Nino Laurenne
Master by Svante Forsbäck / Chartmakers
Produced by Nino Laurenne and Tomi Koivusaari
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Bjørkø: The Heartroot Rots (Music: Tomi Koivusaari / Lyrics: Jussi Ahlroth)
Deep goes the root of roots, the heartroot that feeds
A sickness brews in the roots, a fester eats the heart
Tainted soil ferments with lies, turns the earth sour
Like a fungus grows a doubt, and the rot sets in
The heartroot rots
All grows corrupt The heartroot rots
All trust is lost
The root of the matter, is the root of the mind
The heart gives life to all, takes root in the earth Water stinks with fear, foul, it flows and stirs
Suspicion breeds infection, and the rot sets in
The heartroot rots
All grows corrupt The heartroot rots
All trust is lost
Phytophtoran putrefaction
Sulphurous suppuration
Necrotrophic consumption
Allelopathic inflection
Rhizospheric ruination Analethic fabrication
Mycorrhizaic deconstruction
Verbicidal vindication
I tore up the roots, with bleeding bare hands The fetid and corrupted heart, I ripped it apart To
kill the corruption, I killed all that lived
The world is now rootless, barren and alone
From rot all that grows, turns to rot
Of rot all that can be said, turns to rot
Silence, all rotten
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When I saw the album cover I was expecting 70s style psychedelic rock, then got blown away LOL
Yeah, now we see, who makes the heaviest part of Amorphis. Really good stuff. Waiting for an album
@@user-tl4ih8zj5ghave heard about spaghetti monster our saviour, put your colander on your head and hear his voice and salvation. Deny Jesus Christ the Deceiver and embrace pastafarism the true one religion
Listening to it again and again, what a banger! We need more stuff like this!
sound extremely good! that old 90's vibe is exquisite!
Sick!!! Proper old school meeting experimental stuff 👌🤘🤘🤘
Dayum son! Whoop whoop !!! 🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓
If this was the new Amorphis song, I'd be ready to assume this will be the best Amorphis album since Tales from the Thousand Lakes.
Although I love...well, everyone loves Tales From The Thousand Lakes, I also like the way of Amorphis' development. And, it's hard to argue, but, after Joutsen joined the band in 2006 Amorphis became stronger, than ever. Just look at the "Under The Red Clouds" and "Queen of Times" - these are two perfect albums. Even if we talk about "old true Amorphis", the album, that marked their unique sound, was "Elegy". Yes, "Tales" are perfect masterpiece, but Amorphis is that kind of band, who always reinvented themselves. I love all their albums...well, almost all, besides "Circle" and "In The Beginning of Times", on which they stuck, being too self-copying. But they are really unique band. They reunited in original cast, after 30 years original cast! And they respect all the band's legacy by playing all of their stuff through all albums and years . If you will look some of their live shows, you'll see, how Tomi Joutsen pays respect to old stuff (and I'm not only about "Black Winter Days"). He really loves it and enjoy to perform it. So, "old Amorphis", "mid Amorphis", "new Amorphis" - just no need to compare, because they are great in each period of their existence.
@@escaper_music I love most Amorphis albums but much prefer the early stuff. The vocals sounded less "happy". They're still good now but there's a major bright vibe about them now. I miss the darkness. Last album was the best with Joutsen for me. Also, have you heard Hallatar? That's one of my favourite vocal performances. Ever. By anyone.
@@user-tl4ih8zj5g god hates us all
@@Aenigmakil woow, WOOW, thank you so much! I neve hear about this project! Amorphis, Swallow the Sun, HIM members together...woow.. it's massive. Very strong one. Feels a grief through every word and note...
WOO HOO!!!! Absolutely Fantastic!!
CD pre-ordered, thanks for great music 🤘
🖤Love the song, and I'm obsessed with the whole album 😍 🤟Great you added some of your vocal
Amazing!
Awesome song can't wait for the album 💯💯🤘🤘🤘
Old school Tomi 🤘🤘🤘🤘🇫🇮
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Nyt on väkevä meininki. Pitääkin käydä levykaupassa, jonka jälkeen havainnoida kuinka tämä ja Magenta istuu samoihin kansiin.. 👍🏿🤘🏻🔥
Hyvä Tomi!
Aivan upea kappale Koippari!
This is awesome!
спасибо за обзор. успехов и удачи каналу новом году
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Hyvää settiä!
Cool.
good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
By the way, interesting and funny.
We had a solo album by Esa Holopainen, now a solo album by Tomi Koivusaari is coming up, and the recording of an album by Olli-Pekka Laine was also announced earlier.
(I really hope that Santeri Kallio will also take part in this flash mob. :) )
And, by the way, I think that the Amorphis "Halo" album was weak. I think maybe it happened because the musicians were busy with their own solo projects.
I'm not sure it's because of all these solo projects, I've kind of noticed a "Covid slump" when it comes to many of my favorite bands.
To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of the 'post-times-era', circle was still fine but the albums with Bogren feel a lot like a now well established formula. There are still great songs but sometimes it is really hard to tell if a song belongs to halo, queen or red cloud, they all sound quite the same.
Esas solo-effort was really refreshing in comparison (though I was really disapointed by the song with Tomi Joutsen, just sounded like any other Amorphis-Song, was the chance to do something different for a change).
Therefor I really hope that Tomi Ks will be refreshing as well.
Regarding Oli-Pekka: I would prefer a new Barren Earth-record instead, they were really good and as I understood Oli did most of the songwrtiting anyways? (Was hoping for some more of his influence to writing, when he returned)
@@lupo1185 Bogren kind of revamped the rhythm section and there's a huge difference between Circle and UTRC in that regard. QoT is their most progressive album since Joutsen joined, and the symphonic elements and choirs are pretty unique compared to everything else they've done. Halo is definitely the weakest of the three.
@@Kristofburger yeah, I don't say they are bad. Circle suffered extremely under the production IMHO, live many songs of that record were way better.
Personally I just prefer the style they perfected on Skyforger, pretty progessive already with a great mix and sound - there was just something special to it.
For me the over-complicated choire-orchestra parts aren't really required (but of cause, thats just taste) and they follow a lot the typical formula of growl and clear in verse and refrain.
I dig all of Amorphis-Eras but may actually pass on the new live album as, at least the first teaser, sounded exactly like the album-version (and that feels weird, as I own every limited/special edition, some Japans, the original pressed vinyls etc...)
Oppu has already done some punk stuff, and I hope Santtu will put out new stuff with Kyyria.
Great song. It would be interesting to compare solo albums of both Tomi and Esa.
nope.
Both Tomi and Esa are unique in their own style of making solo music. They have Amorphis in common, but this is not Amorphis. So why not just enjoy their music instead of comparing them?
@@mileenz681 I always say you can't compare what is different.
@@mileenz681you may have a really odd definition of "comparing" but by doing so doesnt mean you're not enjoying. Comparing can mean that you're simply acknowledging the different crafts and unique elements of the two or more works of art on display. There's nothing to suggest you cannot enjoy both. I like to compare Lennon and McCartney, Gilmore and Waters, and other genuis artists at times. I enjoy them all.
@@JoseJr1977nope? Which one aren't you a fan of?
The Cover is ok, you can't judge a book for The Cover.
Can I buy a physical copy on the music from anywhere?
Ihanaa!
I went to order CD from your website, shipping is 43.00 Euro's for 1CD to AU, WTF???
Someone's been playing a bunch of Earth Defense Force
666 x 🤘🖤🍻
Quite different than the song where mariska sings. 😊
Так как всё таки heartrot или heartroot?
The song is great, it's very unexpected that it's dark and heavy. I hope there are more songs like this on the album!
A significant disadvantage is that Tomi decided not to sing himself, but to gather guests. I have nothing against Jeff, but I like Koivusaari vocal much more. (And we are so rarely allowed to hear it.)
The cover looks like a bad joke. (Or is it to attract a female audience?) This version rather repels me. I hope there will be any edition with an alternative cover.
I do not agree. The cover also confirms what Tomi said in the press release, that he didn't want anything to hinder his artistic expression. If he felt this was expressive for some reason, he has the right to do so, and I'm glad that he was able to decide so freely.
If you only associate the cover with the song just released, it still makes sense: no matter how beautiful the flowers are, they dry/ferment/rot.
And as a graphic designer, I'm very happy about it, it's refreshing to finally see something different instead of the "mandatory" metal elements.
Links 2, 3, 4.
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