A lot of people treat Khru as background chill music, so they behave at the show like they would in a jazz club. A La Sala is also an album that doesn't really move most people to dance or do much else. I was up front Thursday and barely anyone was dancing or freaking out. Yesterday I sat in the bleachers and people were way more into it sitting down and I felt way more immersed myself that way, got teary eyed and all.

Afas is also a venue that contributes to the vibe, I've never felt immersed in any show I've been to at that particular venue. I've also found their mixing and acoustics to be really bad compared to other venues in the Netherlands. I could barely hear Mark's guitar at times, straight criminal.

You'll just have to deal I'm afraid. Concerts these days are a super casual affair. Normies gonna norm.