“Our Mortal Remains” is OUT! ⚰🖤 It's all yours now! Play it! Stream it! Buy it! Share it! Dance around naked on it! We really hope you love it. Don’t forget to let us know your thoughts and feelings in the comments below, we are dying to know what you think. 💀🥀 “Our Mortal Remains” is available on all music platforms

@de4thcrushed

4 жыл бұрын

such lovely music 🖤

@joseastudillo6968

4 жыл бұрын

Your voice is hypnotizing

@senormurcielago2531

4 жыл бұрын

estaba esperando tu regreso con ansias uwu

@MelindaColden

4 жыл бұрын

*proceeds do dance naked to it*

@JoTheBlackWolf

4 жыл бұрын

Love this song

I've only recently discovered this band and knowing that they wrote a song based Jane Eyre makes me love them!

@Mi11imani

7 күн бұрын

Not "Jane Eyre", but "Wide Sargasso Sea".

This wonderful song is based off the book "Jane Eyre", written by Charlotte Brontë, member of the Brontë family, in 1847. There have been several film adaptations, some of which are on YT. I watched the 1997 film on YT yesterday and loved it, it's the most interesting love story I've ever known of. I recommend watching the film (the 1997 adaptation or another one) to all of you.

@SerafinDrake

3 жыл бұрын

Jean Rhys wrote an interesting interpretation of Bertha Rochester's story, _Wide Sargasso Sea_. It's written in Bertha's voice, and is considered a classic in its own right. You might find it interesting (if you haven't already read it).

@dibujodecroquis1684

3 жыл бұрын

IMCassia Thank you for the recommendation!

Deep, dark, intense, harmonic. Mainstream music has nothing on it. Still cannot understand people, who dislike this kind of metal music.

@FluffyFractalshard

4 жыл бұрын

its beautiful no doubt and better than most mainstream music but for me its still feels kinda shallow (songwriting-wise) since i like progressive music, this is very predictable and somewhat konservative music to my ears (sadly! i'd love zoras voice to sing over some more complex songstructures or some odd timesignature..)

Just read Jane Eyre for the first time and I remembered what this song was about and needed to come to hear it again. Thinking about this which was inspired by Jane Eyre and Mortal Remains which was inspired by Wuthering Heights... I guess someone in the band is a fan of the Brontes sisters haha

@ctberchem7303

2 жыл бұрын

Zora gave her $30 patrons signed copies of Jane Eyre two months ago. I would definitely say she is a fan

@Bellatrix184

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctberchem7303 Oh I didn't know that. This is so cool. It is indeed a great book.

@darxhart1646

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctberchem7303 that’s so neat! What a nice idea for her to do. I love the Brontë sisters books, but I didn’t connect mortal remains to Wuthering Heights for some reason and now it’s so obvious!

@alexandraspring687

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer the Bronte sisters over Jane Austen (a bit boring for my tastes) any day!

@leescottage2375

2 жыл бұрын

its the best classical novel. both are, and its great to see them combined in a song

The message in this song is so powerful, deep and sad

Every single song is an underrated masterpiece.

A song about Bertha Antoinetta Mason from Jane Eyre! :) love it!

@devilish_angel3352

4 жыл бұрын

That was my first thought too, I love that book so much 😍😍😍

This song makes me think of the time my high school history teacher took time to discuss with the class just how far women's rights and medicine have progressed. In the Victorian Era, doctors had a tendency to diagnose women they treated with hysteria, AKA "being a woman disease" whenever they were dealing with chronic fatigue, stress; or side effects caused by medication (mercury was a bit common in medicines during the Era along with other nasty stuff). Even having an active imagination or trying to get a toe into discussions like politics was deemed to be madness brought on by that pesky uterus! What was the "cure" some women received for their illness? Why, being locked up of course! Sometimes in unseen rooms of their own home like attics and basements! It was also kinda common during the Victorian Era that some women would try to take advantage of another woman's suffering. If the lady of the house was being treated for hysteria, it wasn't uncommon for some upstart member of the help like a scullery maid to try and seduce the lord of the house in an attempt to better her status, and husbands that were already in an affair with another woman would claim their wife had gone mad just so she would be out of the picture. However like this song says, if the husband has an abusive nature and some foolish girl helped him lock away his wife under the claims of insanity, sooner or later the mistress could find herself in the same predicament when her lover grows bored and eyes a new prize. Things did improve a tiny bit after the 1900s with the invention of the electric vibrator. Some doctors believed that hysteria could be treated with stimulation of the lady parts, and most well off households had a special "Fainting Room" where the lady of the house could retire to whenever she was feeling unwell. A doctor would then be called, and he would come by and treat the poor woman by buzzing her muff. Some women would take advantage of these house calls, and sometimes call up the doctor just to perk up her day. Lol

Zora's voice continues to blow my mind how amazing her voice is

"You loathed my free spirit And locked me up so you could kill it" - i love it so much, it's also so sad. It refers to so many relations. Abusive parents to a child, abusive spouse or partner to another... It hurts so much. Beautiful song. This lyrics hit me. Wouldn't YOU turn malevolent?

@wesleyt2896

4 жыл бұрын

This song makes me think of my narcissistic and abusive ex indeed, when I broke away from that relation, he painted me like lunatic to the rest of the world and his new prey.

So is this song about Bertha from Jane Eyre? I don’t why I didn’t realize it until I heard, “I’m going to burn Thornfield Hall”. LOVE IT! 🔥🖤🔥

@namelessunuser

4 жыл бұрын

Also, you can check the book called "The Madwoman in the Attic: The Woman Writer and the Nineteenth-Century Literary Imagination" by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar (1979)

I’m so in love with the entire EP but Madwoman in the attic now has a special place in my heart because of Bertha’s point of view. The band is amazing and Zora’s voice is hauntingly beautiful

Okay I just had a nerd fan girl moment that Jane Eyre reference made geek out 😂😂😂😂😂

I have no idea how I’ve never heard this but I’m obsessed- I love Jane Eyre!

i love both Rooster's Crow and Madwoman in the Attic, Zora's voice is magic

I love the shout out to Jane Eyre!

Of course you guys love Jane Eyre!!! Now you need a song for Wuthering Heights

@namelessunuser

4 жыл бұрын

I recently discovered the book called "The Madwoman in the Attic: The Woman Writer and the Nineteenth-Century Literary Imagination" by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar (1979). They examined all these books (from a feminist perspective)

@mildredeymar918

9 күн бұрын

Yes! A Wuthering heights song to!

Just watched the acoustic version claiming that's the most beautiful thing I heard this year. I stand corrected while buying the EP. Officially obsessed!!!

I love Jane Eyre! This is beautiful!

I have waited this for eternity....

I love it. Just... Speaking in the name of the villain who in the past was a normal or even a good person... This kind of stories, I love them. I love changing the point of view from the hero to the villain (of course, the villain must have good reasons for being that).

Zora....the mad woman in my head and no better place to hold her dearly. Unique and tireless. So thought provoking her style, Blckbriars style.

We are all mad here. Blackthorne Hall will surely erupt in flames. Love this attic mania.

Wow!!!!! Kisses from Brazil! I love this band! 🤘🖤

this is quite literally the best birthday present ever...

@travisnunnery6235

4 жыл бұрын

ArwenStarsong well happy birthday!

@Rose-yj7dr

4 жыл бұрын

ArwenStarsong happy birthday :)

@ArwenStarsongMusic

4 жыл бұрын

@@Rose-yj7dr thank youuuuuuu :3

@darkabz2346

4 жыл бұрын

Happy birthday ArwenStarsong!

@aceghostrus122

4 жыл бұрын

Happy Birthday 🎉🎂🎈

Blackbriar's music never fails to impress me. Every new song is TOO GOOD. It's IMPOSSIBLE to have just ONE favorite song!

Her 'cries'

Loved the Jane eyre reference ! 🖤

This is hauntingly beautiful and reminds me of one of my favorite short stories, “The Yellow Wallpaper”💛

@zaggora7316

4 жыл бұрын

I love The Yellow Wallpaper!

Jane Eyre! 😍

@marijazlatanovic1391

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, but Rochesters first wife! 😍

I discovered your music some years ago, with "Until eternity", and I have to let you know that I'm absolutely in love with every single song you made. This EP is as incredible and fantastic as you are, Blackbriar ! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us :D

I figured by the title it was based on Jane Eyre but wasn’t sure until Thornfield Hall came up. You guys rock as always!

Polish translation ---------------------------------------- Każda bajka ma drugie dno. Chcesz usłyszeć moją interpretację? Kiedyś byłam piękna i enigmatyczna teraz zwą mnie wariatką ze strychu Tak, jestem cholernie pewna że zwariowałam. Ostrzegałam cię, moja głupia zastępczynio! Obyś nie została wariatką z piwnicy! Nienawidziłeś mojej wolnej duszy. Więc zamknąłeś mnie myśląc, że możesz ją zniszczyć. Lecz moje zbrodnie stały się dekadenckie. Rozpoczęłam kompletną samowolkę. Będziesz zły? Mam zamiar to wszystko spalić, niech spłonie cały Thornfield Hall* Ostrzegałam cię, moja głupia zastępczynio. Obyś nie została wariatką z piwnicy! Wariatka, wariatka, wariatka ze strychu Dziwne, dzikie zwierzę, obłąkana bestia, Wariatka, wariatka, wariatka ze strychu Dziwne, dzikie zwierzę, obłąkana bestia, Wariatka, wariatka, wariatka ze strychu Dziwne, dzikie zwierzę, obłąkana bestia. Ostrzegałam cię, moja głupia zastępczynio obyś nie została wariatką z piwnicy * Piosenka jest oparta na książce pod tym samym tytułem (Mad Woman in teh Attic) autorstwa Sandry Gilbert i Susan Gubar.

With every release you guys just keep getting better an better love this song

Blackbriar is amazing i love her vocals along with the whole band

words can't describe how i feel about this song 🥺

As Always Zora your voice is hauntingly beautiful.

You are amazing Zora never stop creating wonder music

Jane Eyre, one of my favourites. You guys are amazing.

The way she sings "my foolish replacements" is so Blackbriar that it hurts. These unique melodies are just insane! Keep it up!

Um vocal cativante e uma performance delirante.

i only have one word, perfection.

Such a great selection in subject matter. New perspective on a work of beloved classic gothic fiction. Totally your style! Lyrics are fantastic. Absolutely dig that melody and riff on the bridge.

There Are No Flowers in The Attic

This song has Emilie Autumn feels to it and I absolutely love it

@serge9786

2 жыл бұрын

E,mile Autume was great but I don't see any similarity to blackbriar's sound. I am thinking perhaps closer to early Within Tempatation 2010 and back but Blackbriar are mostly unique with what they do.

just when i have nothing to listen blackbiar come with a fucking great song

You guys are my little secret in amongst my family. My fav songs is until eternity and preserve Roses. Think U need a few more songs with growling like riot....

You guys are beyond talented and I love all of your music videos. Much love from South Georgia, U.S.

@foxtrotnow

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, from a symphonic metal fan in North Alabama, U.S.

You did it again! A masterpiece! Signed, A madwoman from a Basement

This album is killer, love every song. Only problem is I can't choose a favorite!

Wonderful...I wish you the best for all your projects...Greetings from Colombia..... Maravillosas letras y fantásticos sonidos.

I love all your music, but I wish you guys had karaoke versions with lyrics on screen. I do karaoke nights with my friends just by playing youtube videos on the TV, and I wish I could do your songs because of how deeply emotional they are.

Totally in love with this song🥰 I’d never thought that any song from this album would be better than Our Mortal Remains! But you guys did it🙌🏻 Goosebumps on my skin!

I love you zora 🔥

What an amazing ep. You guys music gets better with every Song

@babylon333

4 жыл бұрын

True

I don't know how many times I listened this song but it's only now I notice there are brass instruments (1:42 for example). I wonder which one it is

This is amazing

One more to listen nonstop. Long live Blackbriar! 💜💜💜

Nossa, eu amo essa banda!

@victoriam.4839

3 ай бұрын

eu tbm, muito boa

I love this song 🖤

Everybody keeps mentioning Jane Eyre, but this side of the story is actually closer to "Wide Sargasso Sea" and how Rochester turned Antoinette into a mad Bertha. Just sayin' :)

@unapologeticallylizzy

4 жыл бұрын

That was also inspired by Jane Eyre, though. The plotline is from Jane Eyre. Besides, the chorus is clearly a reference to Bertha interacting with Jane. That bit is a clever idea.

@chrisstargazer6529

4 жыл бұрын

@@unapologeticallylizzy Of course it is inspired by Jane Eyre. Wide Sargasso Sea is a retelling of Bertha's story from her own point of view, showing how and why she became the "madwoman in the attic", ending with the burning down of Thornfield Hall. So yes, it is JE's story, but the pov is more related to WSS. I read that novel some 35 years ago, right after I read Jane Eyre. Can't say I liked it that much. It's extremely biased, with an anti-male/anti-white/anti-upper class feeling so strong that it could qualify as hatred. It's actually more akin to 2019 radical feminism and SJWs than to the more balanced and positive feminism of the late 60s. Still worth reading, though, if only because it is well written and an interesting counterpoint to Brontë's classic.

@unapologeticallylizzy

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisstargazer6529 I know what it is, and the concept is interesting. I love this song's take on it. I was just pointing out that it isn't wrong to link this to Jane Eyre - I meant no offence. Whatever the case, this is a good song.

@chrisstargazer6529

4 жыл бұрын

@@unapologeticallylizzy No offence taken, and no reason to be offended anyway. Exchanging ideas and views, that's all. And a good song it is :)

@unapologeticallylizzy

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisstargazer6529 Sorry, just making sure. I tend to misread situations a lot and my social skills aren't the best. I do like classical literature and not many people read it. Here's one I was talking about with some friends the other day: favourite Bennett sister from Pride and Prejudice?

You guys never disappoint me, I'm in love with every single you release

Wirklich toll 💛🧡 💜

Zora is literally such an inspiration to me! All of you guys are so talented! This has got to be my favorite album so far. Your entire aesthetic has inspired me to begin writing again, which has been hard for personal reasons. I thank you so much for being awesome! 😁

I'm in love with this band!!

If it is not perfection, it looks like !!! THANK U ...

You seriously hypnotize me so much with your beautiful voice zora so proud of you for this beautiful and dark album!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Is this song based off Jane Eyre?

@natashafogsgaardalveen4156

4 жыл бұрын

Yes :))

a music video for this one would likely be very interesting

I get goose bumps with every song. Because i love every song every second. It all fits together perfectly.

My favorite of the new releases 🖤

There are new songs? How did I not know about this??

Such a wonderful, atmospheric sound!

I believe great timing for this release as we are readying Winter Solstice ❄️ Perfect for the holiday Season! Thank you BlackBriar for another Brilliant Album!

this is so gorgeous, so great it makes me travel to a movie I want it never ends. This album is a masterpiece after masterpiece after masterpiece

@KatriRen

4 жыл бұрын

This x2

I just wondering how is everything going in your head i wanna be at there to observe 😁😁 zora i m talking to you cause your songs melody and lyrics both are written by you i enjoy them so much thanks for that 😘 best regards for the crew

Adorei a música ❤

Amazing. And thanks for the lyrics. Appreciate it.

Just when I thought it be a while, you release another. Much love from California

Вот это я удачно проснулся!) Прекрасная песня с прекрасным голосом! Zora, я влюблён в ваш голос!)Надеюсь на ваш концерт в России!) This is what I woke up successfully!) A wonderful song with a beautiful voice! Zora, I'm in love with your voice!) I hope for your concert in Russia!)

La plus belle chose de ma journée 😍😍

this still slaps so hard🤟🏽

Can't wait until you guys come to the U.S. someday! Or when I'm able to catch you somewhere else in the world!

Just preordered the EP on iTunes, LOVING this track so much!!!

Oh, wow, this is amazing 😍🔥

At last ! Been waiting for this ! Excellent !

Omg I love this music😌❤️❤️❤️❤️

Such a long wait! But so much more than just worth it! Can’t wait to hear more from you guys! I honestly, and deeply hope, that you guys will keep on going, and keep on making all this amazing music! All of your songs are so amazing!

Great song! I love Zora's vocals!

wooow..jst amazing.... great job ....blackbriar 😍😍❤❤

This is amazing! Love your music and I wish you all the success in the world! You deserve it.

Yet another blackbriar song I won't be able to get out of my head fuck ya!!

Loving your new music. Most asmr thing I’ve listened to.

Awesome track! This has made my day, thank you! 🤟🤟

Power and finesse... Everything I like!

Omg! This masterpiece! 👏🤘❤️

This song is freaking awesome! The music is fantastic and the lyrics are some of the best yet. It just flows so nice! You have my seal of approval.

This gives me a huge vision of a new dance routine in my mind. I love the song!!!! Never lose love you put into your songs.

Another beautiful song.