00:00 Hiss 03:40 The Hired Hand 08:20 Five By Five 13:08 Corsicana Clip 17:50 The Refractory 23:30 Obdurate Obscura 30:45 All Your Waves 37:37 The Quiver 42:10 Swaying Reed 46:50 Salome 52:11 Good Shepherd 56:40 Low Twelve

@otis7778

2 жыл бұрын

hi...thx for the tracklist. g from germany

@jimweiss

2 жыл бұрын

Killer play list every song is awesome

Heavier than any socalled hardcoreband, in a non heavy way. Masculine, powerful, dark, more interesting than any band on this planet.

@kittavares4334

3 жыл бұрын

b-but DEE literally have half a hardcore band in Wovenhand now... The bassist and the guitarist are from the band Planes Mistaken For Stars.

@emiliomgbih80

3 жыл бұрын

The word you're looking for is transcendental, and while it has all to do with intensity, it has to do nothing with masculinity.

@jankicko5655

2 жыл бұрын

@@emiliomgbih80 depends on the view of what does masculinity mean. I was also surprised when reading the upper comment, and yes, if he meant that old masculinity everyone imagines when the word is used, this music really has nothing to do with that. But I think we should go beyond and rebuild the definition, the male sex needs a purification and new meaning in the social context. Something similiar to what feminism achieved and continues on with women. I would recommend you reading Elisabeth Badinter´s (French feminist and philosopher) book XY: On Masculine Identity. after considering these things, I could say that Wovenhand do have a good sense of masculinity, especially in this video (the voice, the looks, the music...).

@urdad9853

2 жыл бұрын

Heavy n dark but in a positive way......I saw them in 2020 in ATL right b4 we went full retard w/the covid thing.....afterwards I met him n was surprised to find he was a smaller humble man......but behind his eyes I could perceive the Spirit of the Living God......

@PaintedSockets

Жыл бұрын

@@emiliomgbih80 I know right? wtf was that comment

A remarkable band. Love their Dirty Blue. They're powerful, with a good singer who's an awesome main guitar,as can be well seen in that tune. 🎶🎵⬆️🆗🤗

Just saw David play a solo set at this year’s Fire In The Mountains. He got a new fan that day. I loved his set and am really enjoying diving into his and Wovenhand’s music. Cheers.

I must have watched this set six or seven times now. Can't get enough. The music, the presence of DEE as night falls and the stage falls into shadow. Stunning. Wish I could have been there in person.

Man, I was there. I've seen Wovenhand three times now and each time it was a religious experience, but this performance literally haunts me in the best way. I'm glad this was captured!

@andydanneel6545

2 жыл бұрын

so glad to hear this, 16 horsepower original band is playing with me every day, now i am in study of wovenhand ! even better love it !!

The Joy Division My Good Shepper is great. I always loved DEE’s music

This band stands above the rest

@mihajlojeremic2895

5 жыл бұрын

closer than the others

@jouisgarage8450

3 жыл бұрын

Not only above but also below!!!

I was not there, unfortunately. This is simply the best I’ve ever seen

The chills that run through me are insane. Can this even be real? This music is the way my heart feels. Super intense in spirit so much so that truly I may spontaneously combust as from what my friends tell me happens from time to time through time. :) Putting off an old man so the new man can come alive into a yet newer creation. My God, how did I survive all these shows without exploding into fiery confetti???

Wow ... great ... thanks for uploading. Well, in a way this gig reminds me of Fields of the Nephilim ...

Watching again and playing through big speakers in my garden during covid19 lockdown.. On Easter Saturday.... After a BBQ and a beautiful day.... Enjoying a beverage... Yesss!!

@leonidbreshnevonice6926

3 жыл бұрын

Watching on a Good Friday one year later, still the cold mist of Covid-19 dictates the suroundings... Enjoying a Horse`s Neck coctail!

@insertpie

3 жыл бұрын

@@leonidbreshnevonice6926 Well,im sat here with a bottle of Russian standard vodka,and being as you took the time to post this,i guess im going to have to watch this again..

@jasoninthehood9726

2 ай бұрын

I’m listening to this one day before Easter Sunday three years later 🎉

I absolutely love how he uses Navaho time signatures and circular drum patterns!

@dorengarcia7925

2 жыл бұрын

What's a Navaho time signature? I think you're confusing it with Indian time signatures from India.

I love this band but I especially appreciate the clarity of the audio of this video in particular. So good!!

Perfect scenery for this band & DEE's music ! Feels like the last gig on Earth before the end of the world under a blood red sky !

@hockeyxshawn

2 жыл бұрын

This is so accurate!

Could not think of a better setting for this band

Still watching over a year later.....just amazing

just drove back from London (179 miles) with this on full blast....made the journey wonderful!

absolute killers. and the camera was ready also which i appreciate

Really dramatic, intense music and setting - really the sky should be covered by a hessian shroud, rent by lightning.

Hypnotic !!!

DEE is one of the best songwriters out there... Love wovenhand. Never had the opp. to see them.

@fiachra4266

5 жыл бұрын

It can be a hair raising experience..

@insertpie

4 жыл бұрын

been twice in London,soooo worth the huge journey...never been to a better gig

Jesus this is some high quality shit.

Ok, I was a 16 Horsepower fan from start to finish, and was lucky enough to catch them live, and it was one of the most moving shows I’ve ever seen in my life. While I might not be the believer that he is, I very much felt the heart of his convictions, and it touched me deeply. I continued to stay connected to Wovenhand when he first started them obtaining the first few releases then eventually dropping back from following them much furter. I can appreciate an artist who experiments with his music so that it’s not always the same, but I have to admit that while I loved 16 Horsepower, a band that might’ve been a challenge to most, the further along with Wovenhand he started to become a challenge to me. A couple of years ago they came to town and I excitedly anticipated going. It was powerful, loud, but I literally felt like I was in an echo chamber for the entirety of the show never once making out a single solitary word in any song. Whatever his message was I haven’t a clue. Sure it would’ve had to have been Christian, but other than that I couldn’t begin to know. I stuck it out and with probably about 15 minutes left to the show I just bailed because I couldn’t take it anymore. The venue was small and it was so loud that it hurt. I’m listening to this show here and I’m digging it much better than when I went because I can control the volume, but I still can’t make out a word through all of the echoes. I get the haunting vibes and it’s very cool, but still the echoes man. This was recorded around the same time that I went to the show, so it’s definitely the same material. I realize that music is a matter of taste, and while this echo thing of his just might be a phase that he’s going through, I do hope that he eventually gets away from it to go on and experiment in a more different direction with more audible vocals.

@callergrim

3 жыл бұрын

Feel you man,but take a listen on this one: soundcloud.com/projektaurea/sets/woven-hand-live-at-sinagoga

@wybren

2 жыл бұрын

I have been to 2 Woven Hand concerts. The first one was in a barn-like structure and the sound quality sucked. The experience of the concert was lost too. It was like a wall of noise with some mumbling. The second time was in a more professional setting. It was in fact more or less this section of songs. The sound quality was excellent and I could understand every word he sung. One of the best concerts I have been to. No echo and every instrument was clearly and separately hearable.

@clavicleofcernunnos

10 ай бұрын

It's quite influenced by 80s goth rock - especially Fields of the Nephilim who also had a Western aesthetic - and all the reverb common to that genre.

amazing - and the setting sun is giving the music even more power! thanks for uploading

This is the best band for the last 10 years.

"all the strangers come in sit down and eat .. .. o heavenly body, o holy vine" Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! -God

@kathysenn7664

3 жыл бұрын

@Ulrike Liebmann "Jesus is the way the truth and the life"

@kathysenn7664

2 жыл бұрын

as my watching of this concert in May 2022, for the I don't know how many is the number of times, comes to an end, Psalm 45:1 comes to mind-- "My thoughts are filled with beautiful words for the king, and I will use my voice as a writer would use pen and ink." We have witnessed that very thing in the words and music. Philippians chapter 4 continues in that vein-- "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-- if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-- think about such things." I sit here hand to my mouth reverently, thanking our Maker for the blessing that is these men... more than that for Him giving His Son as a ransom.

WOW. Thank you for this.

Amazing show! Great quality recording! Thank you, @unARTigNYC!

this set was TRANSFORMATIVE. thank you for this! RELEASE KRALLICE'S SET

Woven Hand para sempre!

the best band ever!

great perormance and setting. kinda reminds me of some nick caves lives

@ArkhLinvail

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly, Nick Cave delivers the same sort of intensely raw mystical performance.

About the 24th minutes Obscura starts. It’s brilliant. It Dark, like the Doors “The End”. I’m by no means a musician, but the use the same keyboard sound, mimicking some reed instrument perhaps, as his live version of “Kingdom of Ice”. I want the lute riffs more and more.

@joshuabiddle9637

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This live version of the song was even better than the one on the record. Their live performance here sounds amazing, and this song was perhaps the best in the set.

Please come to the UK when the Covid thing settles down.

"Heavenly body..." ~ with the moon in the background :)

Cósmico!Maestral!Divino!

Amazing

God bless

wow, heavy! DEE really kicks ass with his band here!

I've seen wovenhand 4 times live and it's been incredible every time. Although I feel like a lot of crowds don't really 'get' it. I saw them at Muddy Roots and the audience was downright fucking rude. I'm not sure what they were expecting or why they reacted with such hostility but it was heartbreaking.

@scottl

5 жыл бұрын

Wovenhand absolutely blew my mind at Muddy Roots, I was right on the stage. I nearly cried when they were done.

@btango7029

5 жыл бұрын

@@scottl - Let me just say I'm extremely happy that someone else there was able to appreciate it. Me and my friends were right up front as well. Mad props to the band for powering through it and putting on a mesmerizing show.

@SamGainesinGboro

4 жыл бұрын

I just saw them Saturday leading off for OM. A duo and they were amazing, but most were clearly there for OM. Too bad. I was mesmerized by Wovenhand.

...the 2nd best set of the fest, after Krallice. this was the best performance after night one. their vocalist EASILY rivals Mick Jagger, Steve Perry, and Lou Reed. FANTASTIC!!!

Rewelacja!

Great

I used to love 16 Horsepower but I never got into Wovenhand despite owning a few albums and seeing them live. Sadly...

superb

Monster

Wow

Regardless of what faith you are, Wovenhand f***"ng rocks!. Secular people get this dude too.

anybody have a set list for this?

Awesome version of Salome

Hired hand haulin rollin in from the field bozeman old man dominion he heard the music commin from the lodge of God With the quietly this knowin better The to and fro this roman nose Just outside to fetch'em never goin in never would he let em put your ear to the ground listen listen He bowed the heavens and he come down The stars here are deeply fallen in iron chains and shackles bound He command the grave and sea Give up your dead o give up your dead He command the grave and sea this brazen we Give up your dead, give up your dead Bead rattle sour leather You turn yourself in and over, over on this ship's chest Way up high in the riggin, where the sun chief he does rest Where all the mighty wings of heaven do nest Fall asleep on his pillow of stone He the ladder bottom rung in the dream descending In the dream ascending on the sun He command the grave and sea Give up your dead o give up your dead He command the grave and sea this brazen we Give up your dead, give up your dead Settle down in the bedrock big chisel boldly graven Te sparks from the hand the soldering brand a flamin He command the grave and sea Give up your dead o give up your dead He command the grave and sea this brazen we Give up your dead, give up your dead

Αυτό είναι πραγματικό live!!!!!!

greaaatt

🖤✊🏻

HANDY MAN HE IS .OM

Is there a way to download / buy this liveset with a good audio quality ? This is such an incredible performance, it would be awesome.

@clavicleofcernunnos

10 ай бұрын

It's supposed to be full of reverb if you have heard the album versions. This sounds amazing to me, especially considering it's outdoors.

Does anyone know the name of the track that starts around 23:35? They played it at Desertfest too. Maybe it's some super extended version of a studio track but I can't figure it out.

@doctorcolossus5096

5 жыл бұрын

Ok wait never mind I figured it out. For anyone that wants to know it's Obdurate Obscura but they just play it very differently from the studio version.

@insertpie

4 жыл бұрын

@@doctorcolossus5096 That is the highlight of this set for me...so good

The awesome and creepy cover of Bill Withers 'Ain't No Sunshine' on The Innocent Man brought me here wanting to know more... And now I know more... I. Want. More. 🤪

@clavicleofcernunnos

10 ай бұрын

Check out the self-titled album which includes that song. That album has a very different vibe than this era, but it's probably my favorite one start to finish. "Story and Pictures" is just so achingly beautiful. Also don't miss "White Bird" on the Blush Music album, which is mostly reworked versions of s/t material made for a modern dance performance, however it contains several songs exclusive to that album. Mosaic, Ten Stones, and The Threshing floor are also favorites. But you should definitely check out his previous band 16 Horsepower. Amazing dark Americana.

Setlist/ Time stamps would be nice.

one band in ten thousand

Is it over? DEE played with this german guy from "Einstürzende Neubauten" here in Oslo 9/1o..18 . 16HP. Dag

@yvore1

4 жыл бұрын

you mean Blixa Bargeld ?

@BenMearsFromTheLot

4 жыл бұрын

He means Alexander Hacke with whom he also recorded the album Risha

top next 16 horse power generatio ! heerlijk !

Bring the brimstone!!

Is there a setlist for this show somewhere?

@IvyMike777

5 жыл бұрын

Not for this specific show but he appears to be playing the same set for the last batch of shows: www.setlist.fm/setlists/wovenhand-bd6cd12.html

People, can´t you tell me what kind of effect does Mr. Edwards use in the first tones of Five by five, after 8:25? To me it sounds like some sing of whales, can it be some flanger or chorus or what?

@skandal6703

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure it's a flanger running into a delay with the delay signal having modulation on it.

Holy Cow

Watch the clouds in the second song......like an evil man.

Mi'kmaq star?

It's too bad "Come Brave" wasn't in this set being from the same album half these songs are from.

What's the first song?

@cloggerbzh

4 жыл бұрын

"Hiss" from "Refractory Obdurate"

The guy in the back (playing bass keys I think?), does he drum for Emma Ruth Rundle?

@empathicstudio2066

5 жыл бұрын

Good eye, that is Dylan Nadon who's currently doing drums for ERR. Chuck French on guitar in Wovenhand also toured with ERR in 2017.

And I wasnt there

The last song in the set - is that a new song?

@ingvarrpaws

5 жыл бұрын

it is 'Low Twelve'

guitarist?

True christian apocalyptic musik perfect for this dark covid global tyranny times

17:40

I want to be DDE

777th like :D

this is like a more psychedelic Grinderman. dig.

this sound is not from earth

if you dig the music , isn't that all that matters? let it go

Love wovenhand hate god

I'm not sure I even like his music... he's pretty weird. But he's definitely a very good arranger. And his timbral choices are unusual. Note he switches to a Gold Tone, 5-String Banjo (EB-5) at 13:08. Pretty smart.

Love Wovenhand, but THE CULT sound takes away from who they are.

@IvyMike777

5 жыл бұрын

I hear it too (Good Sheperd especially) but I have to admit it roped me in..

@voost09

5 жыл бұрын

Ya all the lutes Billy Duffy played..... been a long time fan of both, not sure about the same sound.

@voost09

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe a touch of the ring from sanctuary, but that’s it

@reverendsonhouse

5 жыл бұрын

Achh, no way, although I love The Cult, that's a pretty big insult to Wovenhand. Totally different bands. David Eugene Edwards is writing and crafting songs from an entirely different plane of reality than Astbury and Duffy.

@fiachra4266

5 жыл бұрын

@@reverendsonhouse It reminds me of someone once comparing the early 80s King Crimson sound to that of Talking Heads....

It is such a pity to undermine such evocative music with infantile christianity.

@loontil

4 жыл бұрын

you don't know enough

@pancrack

4 жыл бұрын

@@loontil i know that there is as much evidence for God / Jesus as there is the tooth fairy and Santa Claus combined.

@loontil

4 жыл бұрын

@@pancrack so punchy that reply...! Feel so put in my place...

@JuvoII

4 жыл бұрын

@@pancrack well you shall see your scientists and your baby abortioning women drive it all to hell in a very short time. It's like reverse proof, for this whitey on the brim, who has betrayed.

@ruledbydreams

4 жыл бұрын

@@pancrack ah mate...what does it matter? you have your beliefs and he has his. it's called personal expression. if you don't want to listen, best to go elsewhere. but if you can cope with it, the music is worth it. peace to you. x

Amazing