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As the night ended, we got a cover of the infamous “Forever Young” by Alphaville, as well as a three-song closer to a night we wish we could relive. “Act Three: Looming,” “QUIXOTE ,” and “” led to another personal favorite, “Quantum Immortality” from Justin’s 2017 EP, Skeletons. Inspired by the throttling energy and with guitar in-hand, Crywolf joined the crowd for his performance of “Rising Rising,” a moment no one in attendance will ever forget.Īfter playing “Akureyri,” Justin surprised all by dropping “Halloween, 1987” from his 2015 EP, Dysphoria. Widow’s “” interlude followed, indicating the show was quickly building to another major climax - Crywolf performing his incredible new single, “DRIP.” Filled with emotion, the crowd eagerly sang every word to one of this year’s most underrated tracks. “I’m growing up and dying every minute you exist” he warns throughout the track’s three minutes. Our sonic descent continued until reaching “CEPHALOTUS” - a brooding and menacing track that references the mythology of selling your soul. “Act Two: A Shattering in F# Minor” followed and is void of everything we’ve heard at this point, opting for echoing Gregorian chants before creeping into “,” an interlude from widow. After playing two major highlights from his debut album, Phillips would once again shift the tides of the show. The multi-instrumentalist wouldn’t just stop there. The sudden album shift was welcomed with electrifying cheers from Justin’s biggest supporters but also proved to those new to Crywolf that his talent for expressing complex, beautiful, and emotive electronica has only gotten stronger over the years.
As widow’s “Fallout ” began to play, it became insurmountably clear Justin is still recovering from and shedding the darkness that weighed on him during a self-proclaimed “quarter-life crisis” and the trials and tribulations that led to widow’s creation.īetween the small piano and drum kit that lined the stage’s sides, Crywolf danced harder than ever, flinging himself to either end, never missing a beat, and working up the crowd into a bubbling frenzy before dropping “Anachronism” and “Slow Burn” from his 2015 debut album, Cataclasm.
In the midst of creating his latest album, Crywolf was forced to take a massive pause after getting an entire album’s worth of music and thousands of dollars in gear stolen while abroad in Chile. It’s our first glimpse into Phillips’ psyche as he delivers an album birthed from a period of depression, anxiety, and hopelessness. ” The mysterious piano carried us through the beginning of a track that would eventually send us through a cataclysmic tornado of emotion and sound. Before we knew it, Crywolf was on stage delivering his haunting album opener, “ATHETOSIS. The end of a ten-second countdown cut the lights in one of D.C.’s darkest basements. in support of his newest album, widow, and it’s a show we won’t soon forget. Earlier this month, the LA-based artist stopped at U Street Music Hall in Washington, D.C. If you’re yet to see Crywolf (aka Justin Taylor Phillips) in concert, consider it one of your newest bucket list entries.
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