@@codybuckland1379 I love how they can take a simple beat/riff and just keep it riding with so much force, while changing little things here and there to spice it up. All gas no breaks.
These guys are definitely in my favorite modern bands, as you said just pure authenticity, and the vocals are fucking unhinged, while at the same time having amazing production
I understand why the metalcore guys take those vocal lessons though. They have a long career ahead of them and don’t want to lose their voice before the end of their prime. It just sucks that you lose so much emotion in the process.
@@Kotsoros37Bryan has been screaming on consistent tours since at least 2016, if not earlier, with no major drop in vocal quality (if anything, his screams got better over the years), which might be misleading but hopefully means that whatever he is doing is safe and won't wear his voice out. I see why people don't like his voice, but it is just so angry and aggressive, I love it
@@LilComedown the video was actually filmed at Allerton mansion park in Monticello, IL, which is where Holly's country kitchen is located as well. Its Only about 30 minutes from me, and I'm only a bit bummed I didn't know knocked loose was 30 minutes from me filming a video.
Knocked Loose are the modern version of what Korn was in 94-97. Really raw and heavy and real. No gimmicks or clean choruses, and a little bit of unhinged danger.
Fell in love with this band the moment i heard Bryan's voice. There's this raw emotional chaos in it that I haven't really felt since w lost Lynn Straight and Snot.
Might wanna check out Ringworm if you haven't heard of them yet. The vocalist is called Human Furnace and he's an absolute unit of a caveman just screaming his ASS OFF. My personal favorite album by them is Hammer of the Witch.
They are playing in my backyard essentially tonight at Bonnaroo. And I can't wait. I've been lucky to grow up in the tiny Tennessee town where it takes place and see legends from Meshuggah to Dillinger to Eminem play in the field behind my house. Now with that said, I expect them to get a massive reaction at Bonnaroo. And with them touring with rappers the sky is the limit as to where they can go.
Definitely an acquired taste but when it grows on you it's awesome. It's not tough guy stuff like Throwdown or Kublai Khan. He sounds like an abused child or something, it works for the image they portray- vulnerable AND angry
@@KM-iv9xy that makes sense. I actually discovered them and IMMEDIATELY loved it more than any other hardcore sound I had heard. I suppose I am one of the weirdos who love the sound of something potentially out of place.
@KM-iv9xy I love angry vocals, and Bryan has this insane energy and aggression nobody else I've heard can replicate. But I disagree about Matt Honeycutt though, he has a different style of scream but he also just sounds pissed off at everyone and everything. Too many singers fall into the technique over emotion trap, and it is especially easy with low screams and growls, but some manage to preserve the emotion, like Travis from Varials (shame he left, but the new vocalist sounds just as angry)
Honestly something that I love about hardcore, as opposed to metalcore or deathcore, is that I feel almost every vocalist in the scene has a unique identifiable voice
Funny enough… I went to U of Illinois for my doctorate and seeing Allerton (the library in particular where I’ve played more than a few cocktail hours) is what first got me to listen to Knocked Loose. What a rabbit hole it has been! The new album is just absolute apeshit
Knocked Loose have the self-awareness that a lot of hardcore and metalcore bands don’t and I think that contributes to their authenticity and popularity a lot. Mix in Bryan’s unique voice and the band’s unapologetic attitude and you have lightning in a bottle 🔥
Not sure exactly why you mean by atmospheric but you should check out Loathe. They are like a hybrid of deftones and hardcore sound. A song to check out is called “New Faces In the Dark” or if you want something heavier check out “Heavy Is the Head that Falls with the Weight of a Thousand Thoughts”
@@cadem.2393 I love loathe lol, they have a cool shoegaze thing going for them. Can’t wait for their next release. I let it in and it took everything is an incredible album.
I thought the exact same thing when you referenced Turnstile's cinematography. This felt like a cross between "Turnstile Love Connection" and the A24 feel of Midsommar, Men, etc. The straw masks might be a nod to another dark film called "Kill List." Highly recommend.
I love the sound of the hardcore anger mixed with the converge like chaos. It's not as exhausting as other HC that is just pure adrenaline hate edit: Among the Hedges is a great band name
So glad you did this one! Love this, I’ve had it in heavy rotation since the video dropped. We got the ting, blegh, f@ck!, the circle pit energy segment, the stank happened… *regarding Bryan’s voice: I was telling my son he sounds like a hardcore yelling Pingu. IYKYK. (Google Pingu yelling.) And it’s great.*
I’ve been into metal since it came into existence this is the best band I’ve heard in years I love them chills have returned I thought metal had nothing new to offer
I think like Code Orange, Knocked Loose will get pretty well noted for their uniqueness and capable of similar surprising feats. Hard core is in Coachella and the Grammys
Isaac's major vocal influence is the Sand Tiger from the 90's animated classic " Aladdin'" - insert "who disturbs my slumber" in any KL song and you can really hear it.
Knocked Loose is one of my favorite bands. They are amazing live also. If they ever go butt rock then that will be a very very sad day 😂 but I truly believe that they could break out into the main stream while still sounding like this. I believe they are that good.
I first saw them live with Beartooth 5 years back and had not heard of Knocked Loose before. I was shocked when they came on with Bryan’s voice and my friend and I did not like it at all. But when “Different Shade of Blue” came out I decided to give them another chance, and once I had gotten used to Bryan’s voice I fell in love with them. Now I consider Bryan to be one of the best screamers in current music and I love all of their stuff. They continue to come out with amazing music and I’m always excited for them to put out more music.
Totally agree with what you said about metalcore. The formula is heavy verse, radio rock chorus, basic breakdown. The cleans are all going for either the butt rock vocal sound, or the high pitched poppy sound. There's just no deviation from that formula and the genre has fallen off hard. Then most of the bands that are trying to take metalcore and make it "proggy" are all trying to do the exact same form of "progressive." it's all just so stale
I disagree honestly. That's definitely a close-minded perspective about the progressive-metalcore genre right now. Currents, Northlane, Loathe, Volumes, After the Burial, Erra, Void of Vision, Invent animte and Alpha wolf deliver the same concept but totally different and innovative forms of their style of metalcore. If you're referring to bands like new Architects, Sleep Token or new Spiritbox I barely think they make core music at all. Just prog metal bands
@@RibeiroGames12 almost all of those bands that I've heard have a very similar take on metalcore and imo it's just not interesting music. I love Alphawolf but I wouldn't consider them progressive metalcore at all
@@LasTortugasAzules nah seriously they do have different sounds. its literally the same with any other sub genre you can't have all the bands sounding radically different or its not that genre anymore, so most bands offer variations on a similar them thats literally how sub genres kinda work. and this is for any sub genre you can think of, deathhore, thrash, pop punk, hardcore etc. they all have shit tonnes of copycat bands and then a few flagship ones that bring their own small spin on the formula of the genre
@@LasTortugasAzules I disagree tbh. Currents have been experimenting a lot with deathcore elements, Void of Vision and Northlane brings a lot of industrial/dance/nü music to the table. And loathe definitely delivers a more deftones and chaotic sound into the genre. Erra and Invent Animate are very ambient as well. And I agree about your take on alpha wolf, they sound more similar to traditional metalcore like knocked Loose and varials, but they typically interact way more with the bands that I've mentioned
@@charizardmaster13 of course every genre has basic, generic bands. That doesn't mean some aren't worse than others. If I pick a random deathcore song right now, I could end up with something symphonic, a beatdown band, blackened deathcore, a more groove based band, thall, or a half dozen other sounds. If I pick a metalcore song at random, the odds of hearing something totally formulaic are way higher I'll never give up on metalcore, because I've been listening to it since back when people just called it "metallic hardcore." I'm not writing it off forever, and yeah, of course there are still bands doing cool stuff. But I don't think it's even debatable that the metalcore genre is going through a mediocre phase right now
I wish they were around during the “appalcore” (Appalachian core) scene in the early 2000s in central/eastern Ky. Would have been cool to see them in school gym or abandoned furniture store.
Saw them for the first time in Brooklyn, everything is quiet now has been my favorite song by them since it dropped and when they set up the wall of death to that last breakdown it made my heart so full (And sent me at full speed into a wall of people which was a good time)
I was talking to my friend about it the other day, after this dropped, and I said l, knocked loose is one of the few modern bands that have always kept true to their sound, even with all the clout, they just stay true to it, but with every release they get better and better each time.
They've managed to develop their sound in a way that stays true to their original sound, while somehow getting more 'Knocked Loose-y' with every release, which is a line very few bands ever manage to ride for more than one or two albums
Bryan always sounds like he is totally lost his mind. Beyond aggressive or angry. Just pure madness and insanity. And I love it. Just like Mathes brothers from Orphan (ex-Strangled) - so much raw emotion 🤌
I like that they just do all the good parts of hardcore like everything is groove+hook+yell +breakdown repeat. It’s simple and fun. I would never walk passed a skatepark alone without a handful of acorns you can throw under one of those whipper snappers boards if they look at you wrong.
I saw Knocked Loose open up for Gojira. I had never heard them before, but a ton of people 20 years younger than me were very excited to see them. After watching them live, I can safely say that the future of metal is safe.
They are legit and my fav “newer” metal band. I love his high pitched screams and how clear his annunciations are. Dope ass band. A little organized chaos is fucking great. They’re on my bucket list. 🙃
My first time listening to a knocked loose single here. Immediately notice the mix is raw but energetic, Metalcore BOSS pedal being chunky and the kick drum pushing air directly into my face. And the beat variation in the breakdown keeps the groove moving without staleness.
Knocked Loose are one of the few bands ive been generally impressed with in recent years and saw them twice last year in Leeds and then at Outbreak Fest in Manchester. Hoping to get a ticket for them playing the dome in London in august, which is a 600 cap venue. And the thing mentioned in this video is they have adapted to many different festivals as in August alone there playing Bloodstock which is mainly metal, and then Leeds and Reading fest which are now more mainstream rock and indie.
im not a knocked loose fan, but when i hear them, they remind me of how TDWP is unique. they dont sound the same but they both just do whatever sound/style they want.
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Damn you are on fire today!
Knocked Loose and Kublai Khan are going head to head with their most recent singles. And i am loving every second of it
@@BloodyMary-zo4oe SO WHO THE FUCK MADE YOU?!
I wasn't too big a fan of Kublai Khans new single. Everything else they've done rips harder imo.
@@enigmaburrito1390 hard disagree. it's one of their heaviest and most complete songs imo.
@@jacksonjDell dude the end of theory of mind gets me fuckin amped EVERY time
@@codybuckland1379 I love how they can take a simple beat/riff and just keep it riding with so much force, while changing little things here and there to spice it up. All gas no breaks.
These guys are definitely in my favorite modern bands, as you said just pure authenticity, and the vocals are fucking unhinged, while at the same time having amazing production
I understand why the metalcore guys take those vocal lessons though. They have a long career ahead of them and don’t want to lose their voice before the end of their prime. It just sucks that you lose so much emotion in the process.
@@luke_cohen1 for sure understandable, who knows though maybe Brian does it in a safe way, only time will tell!
Didn't like the vocals at first but they've grown on me the music proves that they are going somewhere and I hope they blow up
@@Kotsoros37Bryan has been screaming on consistent tours since at least 2016, if not earlier, with no major drop in vocal quality (if anything, his screams got better over the years), which might be misleading but hopefully means that whatever he is doing is safe and won't wear his voice out. I see why people don't like his voice, but it is just so angry and aggressive, I love it
They opened with Deep in the Willow a few weeks backs it was sick af
So proud of them for being near the heaviest band at every show and not adjusting, no matter the lineup. No butt rock here😂😂 ❤❤
Code orange dig?
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 not at all, never really listened to them tbh. Is there something I should listen to?
@josietakacs they shifted their sound, more mainstream. I thought you were referencing them, they aren't bad. They did change tho
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 out for blood was the biggest musical disappointment of my life. Can’t understand what happened.
"Bring your mouth piece to this part" is so accurate for that part
For some reason seeing "CATERING PROVIDED BY HOLLY'S COUNTRY KITCHEN" in the credits of a knocked loose video had me cracking up
I didn't notice this but now I kinda wanna travel to KY and eat there
@@LilComedown the video was actually filmed at Allerton mansion park in Monticello, IL, which is where Holly's country kitchen is located as well. Its Only about 30 minutes from me, and I'm only a bit bummed I didn't know knocked loose was 30 minutes from me filming a video.
Knocked Loose are the modern version of what Korn was in 94-97. Really raw and heavy and real. No gimmicks or clean choruses, and a little bit of unhinged danger.
Also that alot of their creepy guitar parts sound like Korn.
I love that Finn is worried about if a bunch of zoomers at a skatepark cares if he's cool or not lolz. It's adorable.
Bryan did say once that he literally just screams at the top of his lungs. I love the energy behind it.
Knocked Loose is to Metalcore as No Pressure is to pop punk. Both bands are doing awesome things with the genres and keeping the scene alive.
that self title no pressure lp that came out last year is absolute fire!
Fax, two of absolute my all time favs. We need a video on No Pressure @Finn McKenty
Fell in love with this band the moment i heard Bryan's voice. There's this raw emotional chaos in it that I haven't really felt since w lost Lynn Straight and Snot.
RIP
Might wanna check out Ringworm if you haven't heard of them yet. The vocalist is called Human Furnace and he's an absolute unit of a caveman just screaming his ASS OFF. My personal favorite album by them is Hammer of the Witch.
They are playing in my backyard essentially tonight at Bonnaroo. And I can't wait.
I've been lucky to grow up in the tiny Tennessee town where it takes place and see legends from Meshuggah to Dillinger to Eminem play in the field behind my house.
Now with that said, I expect them to get a massive reaction at Bonnaroo. And with them touring with rappers the sky is the limit as to where they can go.
Dillinger played Bonnaroo?
As someone who was also there I can say Knocked Loose was hands down the most intense set I’ve ever been to
LOVE the sound of his voice.
Yeah, Finn's voice is pretty nice
Me too. Reminds me of throwbacks to The Warriors and I’ve been hooked since hearing Billy No Mates
Definitely an acquired taste but when it grows on you it's awesome. It's not tough guy stuff like Throwdown or Kublai Khan. He sounds like an abused child or something, it works for the image they portray- vulnerable AND angry
@@KM-iv9xy that makes sense. I actually discovered them and IMMEDIATELY loved it more than any other hardcore sound I had heard. I suppose I am one of the weirdos who love the sound of something potentially out of place.
@KM-iv9xy I love angry vocals, and Bryan has this insane energy and aggression nobody else I've heard can replicate. But I disagree about Matt Honeycutt though, he has a different style of scream but he also just sounds pissed off at everyone and everything. Too many singers fall into the technique over emotion trap, and it is especially easy with low screams and growls, but some manage to preserve the emotion, like Travis from Varials (shame he left, but the new vocalist sounds just as angry)
Honestly something that I love about hardcore, as opposed to metalcore or deathcore, is that I feel almost every vocalist in the scene has a unique identifiable voice
His voice has definitely gotten higher pitch as they’ve grown older
They filmed the video at Allerton Park in Monticello, Illinois! Such a great place to visit
Funny enough… I went to U of Illinois for my doctorate and seeing Allerton (the library in particular where I’ve played more than a few cocktail hours) is what first got me to listen to Knocked Loose. What a rabbit hole it has been! The new album is just absolute apeshit
Knocked Loose have the self-awareness that a lot of hardcore and metalcore bands don’t and I think that contributes to their authenticity and popularity a lot. Mix in Bryan’s unique voice and the band’s unapologetic attitude and you have lightning in a bottle 🔥
They keep getting better as they release, I wouldn’t mind seeing a hardcore band with a huge following take a more atmospheric approach.
Not sure exactly why you mean by atmospheric but you should check out Loathe. They are like a hybrid of deftones and hardcore sound. A song to check out is called “New Faces In the Dark” or if you want something heavier check out “Heavy Is the Head that Falls with the Weight of a Thousand Thoughts”
@@cadem.2393they're a metalcore band
@@cadem.2393 I love loathe lol, they have a cool shoegaze thing going for them. Can’t wait for their next release. I let it in and it took everything is an incredible album.
@@RibeiroGames12no , Hardcore for sure
@@karstenschonauer8866nah dawg definitely not.
I thought the exact same thing when you referenced Turnstile's cinematography. This felt like a cross between "Turnstile Love Connection" and the A24 feel of Midsommar, Men, etc.
The straw masks might be a nod to another dark film called "Kill List." Highly recommend.
I love the sound of the hardcore anger mixed with the converge like chaos. It's not as exhausting as other HC that is just pure adrenaline hate
edit: Among the Hedges is a great band name
So glad you did this one! Love this, I’ve had it in heavy rotation since the video dropped. We got the ting, blegh, f@ck!, the circle pit energy segment, the stank happened…
*regarding Bryan’s voice: I was telling my son he sounds like a hardcore yelling Pingu. IYKYK. (Google Pingu yelling.) And it’s great.*
A well placed ting always gets me
plus their aggresive style pick slides always fit them in so nicely
the panic attack in midsommar was the best/realest panic attack scene in movies imo
felt so real
*I don't even like hardcore, but Knocked Loose makes me weep, like ugly-crying-behind-closed-doors because it's so perfect sometimes.*
Brian is a big horror movie and game fan (there are 2 P.T. soundclips in their songs)
Before they came out on stage last year they had Calisto Protocol trailers playing haha
I feel like these songs could be on A Tear in the Fabric of Life! Best songs they've ever wrote IMO.
The jump in song writing from a different shade of blue to a tear in the fabric of life is insane. They took it to another level
I Loooveee Knocked Loose and I respect them for not changing their sound even after being at Coachella
These songs are wild! Saw them live last year, and they are an insanely tight band. Would love to hear them play this live. The pit would be unreal
10:20 If you’re into that, you’d absolutely love Spite, Finn
Spite cult 😂
been waiting for u to review this one, holy shit that breakdown in everything is quiet now hits like a train😮💨
Your description on Bryan’s vocals was fantastic man. I was totally the same, took a while to grow on me and made me appreciate it all the more.
Just wanna say I agree with your assessment on, 'Midsommar.' Love ya Finn!
I’ve been into metal since it came into existence this is the best band I’ve heard in years I love them chills have returned I thought metal had nothing new to offer
I think like Code Orange, Knocked Loose will get pretty well noted for their uniqueness and capable of similar surprising feats. Hard core is in Coachella and the Grammys
This was such a cool project by them. I watched the "Hardlore" video with them. Bryan is such a dude. Great stuff.
Isaac's major vocal influence is the Sand Tiger from the 90's animated classic " Aladdin'" - insert "who disturbs my slumber" in any KL song and you can really hear it.
Can't wait to hear the sound of this trailer and great voice!
Knocked Loose is one of my favorite bands. They are amazing live also. If they ever go butt rock then that will be a very very sad day 😂 but I truly believe that they could break out into the main stream while still sounding like this. I believe they are that good.
Unlike many react vids you have commentary thay is super entertaining the whole time, haha thanks!
I first saw them live with Beartooth 5 years back and had not heard of Knocked Loose before. I was shocked when they came on with Bryan’s voice and my friend and I did not like it at all. But when “Different Shade of Blue” came out I decided to give them another chance, and once I had gotten used to Bryan’s voice I fell in love with them. Now I consider Bryan to be one of the best screamers in current music and I love all of their stuff. They continue to come out with amazing music and I’m always excited for them to put out more music.
Totally agree with what you said about metalcore. The formula is heavy verse, radio rock chorus, basic breakdown. The cleans are all going for either the butt rock vocal sound, or the high pitched poppy sound. There's just no deviation from that formula and the genre has fallen off hard. Then most of the bands that are trying to take metalcore and make it "proggy" are all trying to do the exact same form of "progressive." it's all just so stale
I disagree honestly. That's definitely a close-minded perspective about the progressive-metalcore genre right now.
Currents, Northlane, Loathe, Volumes, After the Burial, Erra, Void of Vision, Invent animte and Alpha wolf deliver the same concept but totally different and innovative forms of their style of metalcore.
If you're referring to bands like new Architects, Sleep Token or new Spiritbox I barely think they make core music at all. Just prog metal bands
@@RibeiroGames12 almost all of those bands that I've heard have a very similar take on metalcore and imo it's just not interesting music. I love Alphawolf but I wouldn't consider them progressive metalcore at all
@@LasTortugasAzules nah seriously they do have different sounds. its literally the same with any other sub genre you can't have all the bands sounding radically different or its not that genre anymore, so most bands offer variations on a similar them thats literally how sub genres kinda work. and this is for any sub genre you can think of, deathhore, thrash, pop punk, hardcore etc. they all have shit tonnes of copycat bands and then a few flagship ones that bring their own small spin on the formula of the genre
@@LasTortugasAzules I disagree tbh. Currents have been experimenting a lot with deathcore elements, Void of Vision and Northlane brings a lot of industrial/dance/nü music to the table. And loathe definitely delivers a more deftones and chaotic sound into the genre. Erra and Invent Animate are very ambient as well.
And I agree about your take on alpha wolf, they sound more similar to traditional metalcore like knocked Loose and varials, but they typically interact way more with the bands that I've mentioned
@@charizardmaster13 of course every genre has basic, generic bands. That doesn't mean some aren't worse than others. If I pick a random deathcore song right now, I could end up with something symphonic, a beatdown band, blackened deathcore, a more groove based band, thall, or a half dozen other sounds. If I pick a metalcore song at random, the odds of hearing something totally formulaic are way higher
I'll never give up on metalcore, because I've been listening to it since back when people just called it "metallic hardcore." I'm not writing it off forever, and yeah, of course there are still bands doing cool stuff. But I don't think it's even debatable that the metalcore genre is going through a mediocre phase right now
They write amazing music and seemingly haven’t made a single bad move in their career IMO. I hope they keep crushing it for years to come
If we could have a feature on one of their tracks with Darius from SPITE, they could both arf together.
I wish they were around during the “appalcore” (Appalachian core) scene in the early 2000s in central/eastern Ky. Would have been cool to see them in school gym or abandoned furniture store.
So fucking heavy. Can’t wait to see them in Idaho in oct!
Saw them for the first time in Brooklyn, everything is quiet now has been my favorite song by them since it dropped and when they set up the wall of death to that last breakdown it made my heart so full (And sent me at full speed into a wall of people which was a good time)
“Breakdown among the hedges”😂😂
Brians voice sounds genuinely distressed and chaotic. thats what i love the most about him
my favourite band ever, they keep getting better every time🔥
Thank you for doing a reaction video to this. I'm a huge fan of Knocked Loose's new video.
I am here in the Ky sounds good!
Their live shows are so good. Should be seeing them for the 3rd time in Nashville in October 😁
His voice reminds me of the singer from warriors
I was talking to my friend about it the other day, after this dropped, and I said l, knocked loose is one of the few modern bands that have always kept true to their sound, even with all the clout, they just stay true to it, but with every release they get better and better each time.
They've managed to develop their sound in a way that stays true to their original sound, while somehow getting more 'Knocked Loose-y' with every release, which is a line very few bands ever manage to ride for more than one or two albums
I recognize the outdoor scenes. They're in Allerton park near Monticello, Illinois.
His vocals remind me of Marshall from The Warriors.
I've never listened to Knocked Loose until this video. Definitely going to give them a listen.
100% with you on brian's vocals
The 'fuck' being the new Blegh started back when Shadow Moses dropped
Just saw them for the first time at Welcome to Rockville they were actually great!
just saw them last month at sonic temple in columbus, great time, always a fun band
Most metal bands have Cookie Monster vocals. Knocked Loose has Elmo vocals. And I’m here for it!
Bryan always sounds like he is totally lost his mind. Beyond aggressive or angry. Just pure madness and insanity. And I love it. Just like Mathes brothers from Orphan (ex-Strangled) - so much raw emotion 🤌
Great video! Interesting that they went with a 4:3 aspect ratio (I think that is what it is.) Definitely feels like Midsommar and Kill List.
Just discovered this band recently, and the instant vibes I picked up were of Haste's first album back in 98 or 99!
My favorite band 😍🤘🏼
I normally hate songs that aren’t melodic at all and have no clean vocals or choruses but these dudes brought the heat here
I like that they just do all the good parts of hardcore like everything is groove+hook+yell +breakdown repeat. It’s simple and fun. I would never walk passed a skatepark alone without a handful of acorns you can throw under one of those whipper snappers boards if they look at you wrong.
I saw Knocked Loose open up for Gojira. I had never heard them before, but a ton of people 20 years younger than me were very excited to see them. After watching them live, I can safely say that the future of metal is safe.
I would agree about thus being one of the best videos done in a while. And the song is kick ass too🔥🤘
But he only watches videos from bands that "like" him lol. So he doesn't watch a ton of videos
They are legit and my fav “newer” metal band. I love his high pitched screams and how clear his annunciations are. Dope ass band. A little organized chaos is fucking great. They’re on my bucket list. 🙃
such a killer track. just hits in so many areas
I love Knocked Loose because it even though they’re well produced they have a fucking RAW sound and so much anger
My first time listening to a knocked loose single here. Immediately notice the mix is raw but energetic, Metalcore BOSS pedal being chunky and the kick drum pushing air directly into my face. And the beat variation in the breakdown keeps the groove moving without staleness.
@15:15 there should have been health items, ammo and a forced auto save before that Scott Pilgrim final boss battle.
holy ruck the REs eve and ink ribbon references are so on point hahhahahaa
Brian's screams are legit call of duty kid rage but in a good way
Breakdowns in the garden is an event I’d pay money to attend! 🔥🔥
Bryan screams how we scream when we gotta let it out.
it feels raw and relatable.
This is one of the best music videos in hevay music in a long time. Knocked loose had cemented themselves near the top of hardcore music right now
I think Layne Staley invented TikTok hair 🧑🦰
God DAMN! Getting serious Converge vibes from that solo kicking part. I’m into it
His voice and their chaos reminds me of fear before the march of flames!
i used to not like brians voice aswell. grown on me big time. this video is so cool. love the breakdowns.
I agree with you on his voice!
Knocked Loose are one of the few bands ive been generally impressed with in recent years and saw them twice last year in Leeds and then at Outbreak Fest in Manchester. Hoping to get a ticket for them playing the dome in London in august, which is a 600 cap venue. And the thing mentioned in this video is they have adapted to many different festivals as in August alone there playing Bloodstock which is mainly metal, and then Leeds and Reading fest which are now more mainstream rock and indie.
breakdowns in the garden people!
Absolutely over the moon and foaming at the mouth for the full album.
"Breakdown among the hedges" -Finn Mckenty
his scream imo is just raw cutthroat anger. like you can absolutely hear the loathe of it it’s heavy
I said thaa same shit. Didnt know Silent Bob could drum like that😂😂😂
The comparison to dance music was accurate IMO, it’s catchy without a verse-chorus structure in the way that a lot of house music is
I agree! 90s hard-core didn’t have too many choruses and it was great!
whoever in chat said they got converge jane doe vibes, PRAISE
There’s a movie called kill list that this vid reminds me of in a distant way. Amazing video. Great songs
im not a knocked loose fan, but when i hear them, they remind me of how TDWP is unique. they dont sound the same but they both just do whatever sound/style they want.
YES i love how bryan screams
Brian sounds like the singer from the warriors, specifically the album War is Hell
love these guys, same about the vocals he truly sounds unhinged
just YES
My normy wife saw the thumbnail for this video and asked what was wrong with the guy on the right :D