FACE YOURSELF – 'Wet Dreams' Reaction | Is This The Most Extreme Female Deathcore Vocalist?
Get ready for a first-time hearing reaction to FACE YOURSELF — the crushing deathcore band signed to Sumerian Records — and their devastating single “Wet Dreams” from the new EP “Fury.” Featuring frontwoman Yasmin Liverneaux Belkhodja on vocals, Face Yourself combine punishing breakdowns, technical guitar work and atmospheric passages with some of the most extreme vocals you’ll hear from a female frontperson. Think the gutturals of Dickie Allen, the highs of Will Ramos, and a terrifying emotional delivery all rolled into one.
“Wet Dreams” hits like a sledgehammer: heavy, bleak and dripping with despair. The lyrics paint a picture of confinement, sedation and yearning to feel the rain again — a theme that pairs perfectly with the crushing instrumentals. Produced and directed by Eric DiCarlo (drummer of Face Yourself), the official video matches the song’s claustrophobic intensity with stark, white-washed visuals and sudden bursts of chaos.
In this reaction, I dive head-first into Face Yourself’s sound for the very first time, breaking down the vocals, the massive production, and the emotional punch behind “Wet Dreams.” If you’re into Lorna Shore, Brand Of Sacrifice, Nails, Chelsea Grin or any of the modern deathcore heavyweights, you’re going to want to check this out.
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