The effing poetry, dude. I'll never get over how the lyrics are absolute poetry embodiment. It's rare to see these days. Not many people can put a whole array of emotions into a couple of words.

This is one of my personal favorites! It’s beautiful, haunting and dark…and I think the music video is perfection! It just does it for me!

This song was a grower for me.. but it won me over big time. Like of many of their songs, it has its moments of beauty.. and I love that the beautiful moments are finite and not repeated. I find myself wanting complete silence when those moments hit. Also I notice that in Apple Music and lyrics pages,, only the drummer “II” gets credit for the songs on the “TWO” LP. Lastly don’t feel bad about giving your genuine response. The Sam smith technique and resemblance is valid. I do the same, I try and pin point what my mind and body are taken back to when music hits me. I love the genuine response. There has to be truth to it if you were taken there.

I'm really enjoying your journey into Sleep Token. From here on in, now that II has joined, you should notice a sharp rise in the quality of not only the drumming but also the music in general. Stay safe 🤘 ✌️

One of my favorites! So pretty in the beginning and just a total contrast to the filthy and disgusting end to the song. All in the best way 🥰♥️

I'm really enjoying your reactions. I find your honesty refreshing, and am looking forward to going on this journey with you. In the only interview they've ever done, when asked about Calcutta, their response was a follows:

Lol I talk with my hands too. I know what you mean 😂

Sam Smith is exactly the same figure that came to my head, too. Dw mate, both great vocalists with their signature sound regardless. 👌

I shoulda known an astute fella like you would pick up on the different vibe of this EP vs. One. I'm starting to think this whole Braindead thing is false advertising, haha. I'd be willing to bet Vessel would be the first one to say Sam Smith is an inspiration. Maybe it's just my age, but his falsetto reminds me of Barry Gibb from the Bee Gees. I'd be shocked if he wasn't inspired by him, too. Also, if you're looking for a few other bands/songs to check out, I got you. Disregard if you've heard of any of them, but here goes: