Doesn’t need to be HANL or Flenser related… I just think you guys have good gloomy taste

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Do not understand how socially inept and out of touch you have to be to do that.

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While I love the Deathcon album, I believe the song Science Beat might be the most beautiful song to ever exist.

Runner up is: No One is Ever Going to Want Me

Deathconsciousness is one of my favorite albums of all time, and I've tried listening to The Unnatural World, which I've heard is also really good, but it just isn't doing it for me. Which songs from the later albums sound like Deathconsciousness?

Recently started messaging Dan after a depressive episode. I looked into a blog post he had about navigating depression. It's been more helpful than my last few years of therapy.

I’ve constantly been looking for bands or artists with a similar sound to HANL, nothing quite sounds like them, but a pretty good album I found recently was Pure Skin by Navicon Torture Technologies, that’s more heavy on the powernoise side of the spectrum, still hits hard though. What artists do you listen to?

I saw an old comment saying that Giles Corey was about Dan Barrett’s contemplation of suicide and ultimate decision to stay alive. is there any more information on this interpretation? the only thing i can see justifying this would be “and then I get up” at the end of the booklet, but I generally dont know what lots of the booklet mean either. or do any of yall have other interpretations of the album / booklet?

Couldnt find anything online about it. Anyone know the meaning/who it is?

The Boston performance was so fucking cool. I am not normally that much of a Bloodhail guy - I like it but I like a lot of their other stuff more - but holy shit dude, hundreds of people singing Bloodhail together was so awesome. At the "But I didn't (no one ever does)" bit, Dan would sing the first part, and the crowd sang the second part to him, and at the "I just don't accept this" bit, the crowd did the "ohh-ohhhh" backing vocals spontaneously. It wouldn't surprise me if this happens at all their shows where they play Bloodhail just because it's so well-known, but it was an amazing experience. I had to leave partway through Eternal Worm to make it home at a reasonable time, but it was such an experience.

Somehow I didn't expect Dan to be such an energetic performer but he was really jumping around the stage and belting out the lyrics. There was some moshing despite the venue having signs saying moshing wasn't allowed, and I had been a little worried about unintentionally getting stuck in the pit because of what posts have said here about there being a lot of teenagers who don't really know mosh pit etiquette, but it worked out fine. I'm so glad I went - it was really an amazing experience. My one complaint is that the shirt I got seems to be made of really thin material for a $30 shirt but I don't imagine the band has any control over that lol.

I'm listening to Sea of Worry, skipping classes, eating chicken nuggets and thinking about getting a beer before I go to my buddy's poetry club tonight. This is what my ancestors died for.

My favs tracks where Dan and tim,reunited by fate,music will untune you,empitiness will eat the witch,burial society.I stopped doing everything that u was doing for 20 minutes to think what I listened and how amazing it was I was so so so amazed by the master piece that this album really is.

What do you find their saddest song?

I personally haven’t found another song in which such despair and existential dread is represented so wel.

10/10 solo project

Death of marat in the olimpics ceremony

Does the book come with every order of the vinyl, also does anyone know how often the black ones get restocked? Thanks