Playing guitar underwater actually sounds HEAVENLY

Sept 27th GER – Berlin, Lido
Sept 28th GER – Hamburg, Knust
Sept 29th GER – Cologne, Gebäude 9
Sept 30th GER – Aschaffenburg, Colos-Saal
Oct 1st NL – Utrecht, Tivoli-Pandora
Oct 3rd UK – London, Garage
Oct 4th FR – Paris, Petit Bain
Oct 6th CH – Zürich, Papiersaal
Oct 7th IT – Milan, Legend Club Milano
Oct 8th GER – Munich, Ampere

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[Bernthguitar]

Sept 27th GER – Berlin, Lido
Sept 28th GER – Hamburg, Knust
Sept 29th GER – Cologne, Gebäude 9
Sept 30th GER – Aschaffenburg, Colos-Saal
Oct 1st NL – Utrecht, Tivoli-Pandora
Oct 3rd UK – London, Garage
Oct 4th FR – Paris, Petit Bain
Oct 6th CH – Zürich, Papiersaal
Oct 7th IT – Milan, Legend Club Milano
Oct 8th GER – Munich, Ampere

[Link_Bird]

Submerging a guitar in water means that it will never be played again. You knew that, the guitar knew that, and you both agreed to do it for one final performance. This is more than music, this is truly art.

[Big-hunter]

I’d love to hear a side by side of this and what it would sound like normally

[heidibaltom]

I honestly started to cry and when you put "These are the last notes of a dying instrument" i did. I know its only a guitar but it has got alot of memories stored in it and been used for so many different things and those memories are dying too. Holy moly this is beautiful.
Also it kind of reminds me of life. The sound changes as its going along to get to its final destination like we all do.

[dannymaurice]

_"these are the last notes of a dying instrument..."_


and she was delicate as she held them, graceful and profound to the very last.

[Moompl]

Oh the way the guitar just cuts out at the end, sudden and unexpectedly, is so similar to how death can be. Sudden and unexpected.

[modeljetjuggernaut]

Man.. the guitar is probably the single greatest musical instrument ever invented. So versatile, can be made to sound to fit any mood- even if it's dunked in water

[joshuapaito]

The melody is astonishing, I almost closed my eyes the whole time, feeling the deep sensation that's gushing out from the speakers of my phone

[TheDemonOfSemen]

Playing a song called "Farewell" as a guitar's last song is so oddly beautiful and perfect.

[dokhoiday]

What a beautiful and haunting effect on an already beautiful song. You can literally hear the notes being progressively submerged as the guitar fills with water. The high notes, especially the harmonics, and the bass chords sound to me to be affected the most profoundly. The prettiest and most unique moments in the song are when a bass chord is followed closely by a harmonic run. What a triumph. My only hesitation is that assuming this is a hardwood instrument it will never be the same after this.

[kentuckyblugrass]

Quite possibly the most beautifully written piece I've ever listened to.
Absolutely incredible

[MeryKeit]

This could’ve been a game soundtrack and I know I would just stay in the area of the game where it would play and would be listening to it on repeat 💕

[joshcullum]

Wow, straight into my playlist. This is one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard on guitar. The goosebumps the story paired with your playing, amazing mate.

[houndisgone]

I can't put into words just how beautiful and breathtaking this is, but if I had to try, in a way it sounds kind of like what I imagine coming to peace with my depression as I slowly drown sounds like.

Now I know that sounds depressing - it is - but it's a peaceful, solemn, gentle kind of sad. It's the kind of sad where you lay down and feel at peace, where you feel empty but it no longer hurts, where the pain slowly subsides and you're left with this soft - almost blissful - feeling. One where you're numb but you're fine with it, where laying there, sinking in your sadness becomes peaceful - the final breath before the end, coming to terms and letting go. It's beautiful, and yet, almost painful in a way.

[thesexiestragno]

shit man, this sent me into a dissociative state
i dont even know how to describe it but there's just so much emotion being conveyed through the chords and it speaks volumes

[faerydae]

This gave me chills. What a beautiful sound.

[Mossy]

This is the most beautiful guitar piece I've ever heard...

[jchowning]

It's just music...that stirs tears! And to feel the guitar in its last breaths...drowning in beauty. It spoke life simultaneously. What a collide of emotions.

[eurasianlynx]

While listening to this my cat curled up in my lap, laying her head down on my calf and closing her eyes towards the end. What a beautiful piece and thank you for being the background music for a small, dearly loved animal curling up and going to sleep safe and warm with her family. ❤

[IOHCIxCLYx]

This feels like one of those rare AAA games crafted not to drain our wallets, but to capture our very souls—pulling us into a world so breathtakingly beautiful that our eyes remain glued to its horizons. It’s the kind of experience that brings us to tears as the journey nears its end, knowing we’ll never quite feel the same magic we did the first time we played...