In mathematics, a proof of impossibility is a proof that demonstrates that a particular problem cannot be solved as described in the claim, or that a particular set of problems cannot be solved in general. Such a case is also known as a negative proof, proof of an impossibility theorem, or negative result.
And all my years of listening to music and being a musician, I have not heard anything quite like this. I’ve listened to this track numerous times and it just blows my mind how the drummer was able to keep that poly on the base going while doing those doubles strokes and then doing all those notes on the snare on top of all that and then with the other hand doing just that single beat on the high hat it’s like what in the world is going on here. I need more.
@@bergerdrum interesting fact - since this comment I’ve been told it’s actually really fast groups of dotted sixteenths. Which makes more sense. But the subdivision is so fast that you can still kind of count an 11 on 8 and it will mostly fit
@@stephenweigel Dotted sixteenths, yes, in the intro, verses, choruses, and piano solo. I was thinking that the pre-chorus was in 11. However, I've listened/watched a couple more times, and I now revise my statement - it's ALL in four. What makes it seem so off in the pre-chorus is that the accent pattern starts on the first sixteenth note, then hits on the "ee" of two, then the "ah" of four, then repeats the cycle of "ee" of two/"ah" of four. ONE ee & ah two EE & ah three ee & ah four ee & AH ||: one ee & ah two EE & ah three ee & ah four ee & AH :|| etc etc
I can never tell how high production value these are gonna be. It’s literally just 5 people playing in a small space of what I assume is their house, and then halfway through it cuts to a full string and brass section on the 1st floor. Only thing that’s consistent is the high quality of the music every time.
I think this music is SO underrated, which is code for "look how my musical taste is so much better than everyone else!". Let's get all the inevitable comments out of the way!
This actually stunned me. I've never heard of this band until now but this is the sickest shit I've heard in a long time. How delightfully weird and genuinely original. Absolutely amazing
Louis: Can we play Clowncore? Genevieve: No. Louis: Can we… nearly… play Clowncore? Genevieve: …*sigh*… as long as there's a string section and Rai T cutting sick on the piano.
How this record didn't win a Grammy is outrageous. Louis Cole is untouchable. And as ever, Rai Thistlethwayte just casually making a fool of every other piano player in the business, with one hand tied behind his back.
@xTheOxx Her Face is a Mix of insane approval and Yeah Now he s Really Flexing. And i Love it. Only great musicians can FULLY appreachiate Great musicians
I am fully obsessed with this song. I've listened to it on repeat at least 20 times and I can't get enough. I want to fill my ears with this forever. What an amazing, original song. The lyrics makes me want to sob. The piano solo makes me froth at the mouth. The drumming makes me go feral. This song. This song!!!!
I have watched this song *many* times. Today for the first time the piano solo overwhelmed me and moved me to tears. I've heard it and been blown away already a hundred times. Today, I saw the joy of it. The love of everything that is music. Bravo. Bravo. Encore.
I don't listen to Knower on a regular basis, but when they pop up on my TH-cam feed, I'm definitely gonna give them a listen due to the traits you've listed, @richissac8916
Finding out about KNOWER has been one of the most uplifting experiences in my life and I’m over half a century old. I just LOVE anything Louis and Genevieve (and all the others involved) do because of all the LOVE that is put into their work. Absolutely amazing and a definite gem in my world. ❤
53 here. I ended up here because of an insane clown playing drums in a minivan😂 But they do pull off what Zappa pulled off. Incredibly technical and irreverent music with tons of heart and feeling.
@@Pigsandpies1984Haha, that’s exactly how I got to KNOWER and I’ve not been able to stop listening. I don’t know what it is about their music but it just funks and swings the place out. There is no way anybody can keep still while listening to their music unless they’re physically not able to. I can’t stop raving about them and it’s kind of embarrassing :-).
@@rickvandijkI’m with you, this is so fresh and energetic. But good luck finding it, that’s the issue I think as you won’t hear their tracks on popular radio stations. So glad I was recommended some Clown music by TH-cam that time ;-). Lekker genieten man!
This boy cold blooded on the drums😂 on top of that, you know, you did something crazy when the girl on the violin looked up in the air was like that was fire
So glad this video was released! I kept trying to imagine what the musicians looked like while listening in my car. I can't believe Rai did that isht one handed! S T A L L I O N !
man, I swear, I am now 95 years old and I only ever listen to Mozart and I never comment on videos but this got me good. I started crying. It does not feel like it's 70 years old already
what a competent and delightful composer Louis is. plus the polyrhythms, the beautiful melody in 4, easy to catch, the bassist sam wilkes, that 1 handed piano solo that leaves harmonies alone, the surprises in the arrangements (strings then brass), the tightness of it all and Gen's spotless tuning and tone, with her voice's harmonics complementing everything else. And my comments don't do justice to everything this song is. I am so impressed and delighted. Thank you all.
The first time the string section joins Genevieve's vocals over that pulsing staccato bass and frantic breakcore-ish drumming in the chorus, it feels like an out of body experience. Chills!
I bought the album, but every new video release is a gift. I love seeing the joy on the faces of the string section as Rai is tearing through his solo.
I am at a loss of words. Never before I heard about this band. Didn't expect at all what happened over the course of this song. What an epic, epic piece of music! Wow, seriously!
This is one of the best songs I’ve ever heard. Been a long time since I’ve felt the feeling Hella first gave me back in the early beginning of the turn of the century twofold bands 10x.
Hella was probably my first time hearing math rock; there's a live performance of Biblical Violence on here from ~15 years ago that's still one of the best things I've ever heard.
I'm an old guy, and it's been a couple of years since I last shed tears listening to a song. It might be the wine talking, who knows, but this is precious.
@@DelEngen my "first encounter" with them was with Do hot girls like chords?, and it was an amazing experience. I guess it's something about their true passion for music, and you can feel it.
I'm an old guy too, and have been listening to Knower for a few years now. There are regularly comments from our kind like yours. Odd isn't it? I mean, good music is good music right? But somehow, these two have managed to make amazing music that is really modern and sounds like nothing else, but has elements that appeal to old farts like us. Magic.
2:57 Legendary piano solo or vocalise! Never heard anything alike, not even Chick Corea. Piano is sweating. Couldn't hear a single glitch. The song and everyone is great too, but this is over the top of the tops. This is something new. Heard it 20 times. Will return.
@@chrisf.685 Thank you - also a great artist but I find these chord changes and arrangement here quite a lot more appealing. It's not only the virtuosity of the "lonely" soloist.. it's the way he finds his voice-leading through a beautiful garden of chords that still have family links.. it's not random.. many virtuosos tend to chain up as many unrelated chords as possible.. IMHO, YMMV :)
I think this is one of my favorites songs of this entire goddamned decade. I’m not spiritual, but damn if this doesn’t make me feel like I am. Seriously… this is a watershed piece of music. Thank you for giving it to us.
That chorus came in a moment where I'm starting from scratch, feeling defeated and aimless, it gave me hope, it ignited something positive in me, I hadn't felt something like that in a very long time. Thank you.
This goes hard rhythmically. Heady but catchy. It did plenty, and more importantly it didn’t do too much. Colorful and sweet all throughout. Everybody did their thing. Favorite djent song of 2024 lol.
@@killpop123 i threw the lol in there because I know it’s a silly take, but it’s also true af. People who truly know the way of the djent know that it’s defined more by rhythm/groove than by low pitches or intense timbres or any silly fashion statements like that, although those definitely are often part of the aesthetic. This is a djent song in the least trite way and the most dank way. I stand on it. ❤️
These lyrics are so relatable! Knower Forever hits like a Beatles album to me. It feels like an album that will weave in and out of my life at the perfect time every time.
It's interesting you said this because I discovered Knower around the same time when The Beatles dropped their last ever final song back in November. Of course they're two completely different bands, but it seems like the torch has been passed on from The Beatles to Knower in some ways. Now I'm listening to Knower and Louis Cole pretty much every day.
Saw the Louis Cole Big Band live for the first time about 28 hours ago. Awesome vid to keep the party going. Absolutely brilliant song. These vids are my favorite thing.
The extra tightness with the guys upstairs, The President taking her place in the stairwell, the horns and strings downstairs, and the soul of Clown Core with a touch of Rai’s most ridiculous and sick piano solo is what the world sorely needed right now. You guys are unbelievably amazing! I started listening to this song a couple weeks ago and wondered if there is a video associated with this. Glad to see this when I woke up this morning. Thank you!
Ok, this is like the fourth video of this band I discovered 25 minutes ago. I just came off about a month of watching Bill Laurance live tracks from his album Flint and then snarky puppy’s video for their song Lingus and reactions to it. I guess it’s time to binge watch Knower now and find their albums. Incredible!
The (increased) use of choruses of vocal professionals, woodwind sections, brass sections and string sections (as examples - who knows what is coming next!?!?!) is awesome beyond the KNOWER core performers/instruments. Appreciate the compositional and performance talent for doing this to increase the depth, complexity and impact of KNOWER’s expanding body of work. Keep up the great work. (Who knew some of the most profound modern music would be performed and recorded in this now famous house / recording studio and its various indoor and outdoor areas!?!)
There's about a dozen things that are absolutely mental with this one. Each of them on their own would sell this and make it unique. And we got all of them at once just poured in our faces. Are we even worthy?
Just stumbled on Knower earlier today... One of my new favorite artists and favorite songs. Don't often care for newer music I hear nowadays yet have now only listened to this song maybe 5 times in past few hours. You guys have some extraordinary talent.
3:50 Caught you busting out the peter Frampton solo!! Well done guys! This is the only modern music I can listen to. Its like doing a puzzle with my ears.
That piano solo is just outrageous
my friend from Australia couldn't believe that the singer from Thirsty Merc played this solo 😂
I will never get tired of listening to Rai Thistlethwayte dominate a set of keys.
Oh man I didn't realise it was him @@Mojojojoe
The piano solo is the orgasm of the song
"THAT LINE WAS SO LONG, IT BELONGS AT DISNEYLAND" no kidding lmao
that's where music is supposed to be going
Find someone who loves you as much as Sam Wilkes loves playing that bass.
In mathematics, a proof of impossibility is a proof that demonstrates that a particular problem cannot be solved as described in the claim, or that a particular set of problems cannot be solved in general. Such a case is also known as a negative proof, proof of an impossibility theorem, or negative result.
Reminds me of Bruce Mitchell of Durutti Column. Search on here for Jacqueline Live Durutti Column.
@@venividivici2195 find someone who loves you as much as venividici2195 loves mathematics.
ahhh - ha so tru
hes extra happy cause he gets to play clowncore.....ummm.....I mean.....with Louis cole and Genevieve artadi
THHIS TRACK IS INSANE!!!!!!!
Just a reminder that you should react to more of them ;)
Always enjoy seeing the joy music brings to ya, Geebz!
And all my years of listening to music and being a musician, I have not heard anything quite like this. I’ve listened to this track numerous times and it just blows my mind how the drummer was able to keep that poly on the base going while doing those doubles strokes and then doing all those notes on the snare on top of all that and then with the other hand doing just that single beat on the high hat it’s like what in the world is going on here. I need more.
It’s an 11 on 8!!! That’s really rare in this kind of music
@@stephenweigel In the pre-chorus, yes,. The verses and choruses are in 4.
@@bergerdrum interesting fact - since this comment I’ve been told it’s actually really fast groups of dotted sixteenths. Which makes more sense. But the subdivision is so fast that you can still kind of count an 11 on 8 and it will mostly fit
@@stephenweigel Dotted sixteenths, yes, in the intro, verses, choruses, and piano solo. I was thinking that the pre-chorus was in 11. However, I've listened/watched a couple more times, and I now revise my statement - it's ALL in four. What makes it seem so off in the pre-chorus is that the accent pattern starts on the first sixteenth note, then hits on the "ee" of two, then the "ah" of four, then repeats the cycle of "ee" of two/"ah" of four.
ONE ee & ah two EE & ah three ee & ah four ee & AH ||: one ee & ah two EE & ah three ee & ah four ee & AH :|| etc etc
@@bergerdrum yes, exactly!
Louis is seriously just such an insane drummer. This man has a rhythm and a sound unlike any I've ever heard before. I'll never get tired of it.
check out JD beck also.
Definitely one of the best out there right now
is he clown Core van guy???
@@gronktown🤡🤡
With one hand too
I can never tell how high production value these are gonna be. It’s literally just 5 people playing in a small space of what I assume is their house, and then halfway through it cuts to a full string and brass section on the 1st floor. Only thing that’s consistent is the high quality of the music every time.
so you saying you actually ENJOY this song.
That's my favorite thing about the video for F it up. When it cuts to the massive orchestra lol
@@ramonzeira Yeah, did want to make it clear I’m a fan of the music. Just saying it’s always surprising me.
@@Sompursone Art is indeed some very subjective thing.
@@ramonzeira don't like the time signature or something? too eclectic?
I'm 47,346 years old and this song rocks.
47,347 and even I appreciate it somewhat. I just had to make it about myself, too.
I was born in the right geological epoch.
I think this music is SO underrated, which is code for "look how my musical taste is so much better than everyone else!". Let's get all the inevitable comments out of the way!
ME too
Happy birthday!
This actually stunned me. I've never heard of this band until now but this is the sickest shit I've heard in a long time. How delightfully weird and genuinely original. Absolutely amazing
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see louis cole live if you ever get the chance. it'll rock yr socks off
Time to go down the Knower and Louis Cole youtube rabbit hole, enjoy!
Frfr
Welcome to the Louis Cole multiverse. We're glad to have you.
Rai's solo is just plain UNBELIEVABLE. And the string arrangement at the end is spine-chilling. I hope Louis gets better so they can come to Europe !
Is that the president singing?
Yes, and she loves ❤ you!
Yes, yes it is 😊
YES
aren't you glad she won?
@@paulocarmonava Landslide-fucking Geneviève!
Louis: Can we play Clowncore?
Genevieve: No.
Louis: Can we… nearly… play Clowncore?
Genevieve: …*sigh*… as long as there's a string section and Rai T cutting sick on the piano.
😂
When I heard that synth sound...
Was wondering why this hit my feed. Makes way more sense now
Louis: I’m worried they will figure out that we are actually Clown Core
As accurate as a comment can be 😂
How this record didn't win a Grammy is outrageous. Louis Cole is untouchable. And as ever, Rai Thistlethwayte just casually making a fool of every other piano player in the business, with one hand tied behind his back.
Grammys are about money. Quality over opinion is better!
Always a good day when the original ‘house band’ is in full flight. Great piano solo from Rai!
I love the expression on the face of the violin payer at 3:37, smiling and looking at the ceiling in approval of the mad stuff being done upstairs!
I would have done the same 😂
Her face seems to be saying "I can't believe I get to be part of this - here, right now, everything".
@xTheOxx
Her Face is a Mix of insane approval and Yeah Now he s Really Flexing. And i Love it.
Only great musicians can FULLY appreachiate Great musicians
I am fully obsessed with this song. I've listened to it on repeat at least 20 times and I can't get enough. I want to fill my ears with this forever. What an amazing, original song. The lyrics makes me want to sob. The piano solo makes me froth at the mouth. The drumming makes me go feral. This song. This song!!!!
It sounds like happy Death Grips 😂 it’s awesome
Well said 😄
I felt that.
Glad to see Sam. Watching him having fun playing bass always makes my day
His face just makes it sound all the better! (what?)
@@user-lk2tb9hx8c Agree
I wish I enjoyed anything as much as that man enjoys playing the bass
one of the best bass faces out there.
Yep, after not seeing him for a bit, I was like YES! out loud
Wait. WAIT. Rai was playing that insane solo one-handed this whole time???
Absolute legend.
I don't always listen to KNOWER, but when I do my neighbors do too
That's how I heard it in the first place
Imagine being KNOWER's neighbors, being the first in the world to hear these songs.
As a geezer who's 769 years old and done two tours in the battle of thermophile, I'm weeping into my keyboard as I watch this. From my knees.
Wow youve been living so old, how did you
@@1nconsistentwell said
I have watched this song *many* times. Today for the first time the piano solo overwhelmed me and moved me to tears. I've heard it and been blown away already a hundred times. Today, I saw the joy of it. The love of everything that is music. Bravo. Bravo. Encore.
I didn't know I would get so emotional seeing the piano solo
And here I've been parking my chicken walker manually when I could have been using a valet this whole time. Thanks for the tip, Genevieve.
😂😂👍
I’ve heard that rich people don’t even walk their own chickens these days; they just hire someone else to do it for them. Ridiculous.
It's a Presidential privilege.
Mathy, funky, prestigious, filthy, and beautiful at once. classic Knower
Well put.
I don't listen to Knower on a regular basis, but when they pop up on my TH-cam feed, I'm definitely gonna give them a listen due to the traits you've listed, @richissac8916
Math Funk👍👍👍
The way the entire band followed the piano solo made me cry. Inhuman precision.
for real
Glad I’m not the only one.
But it’s just the right amount of human
@@xboxdonut1886 :D
Finding out about KNOWER has been one of the most uplifting experiences in my life and I’m over half a century old. I just LOVE anything Louis and Genevieve (and all the others involved) do because of all the LOVE that is put into their work. Absolutely amazing and a definite gem in my world. ❤
Same! I feel sorry for many of my generation thinking ‘music is dead’ and ‘there’s no real music anymore’ .
It’s RIGHT HERE!
53 here. I ended up here because of an insane clown playing drums in a minivan😂 But they do pull off what Zappa pulled off. Incredibly technical and irreverent music with tons of heart and feeling.
@@Pigsandpies1984Haha, that’s exactly how I got to KNOWER and I’ve not been able to stop listening. I don’t know what it is about their music but it just funks and swings the place out. There is no way anybody can keep still while listening to their music unless they’re physically not able to. I can’t stop raving about them and it’s kind of embarrassing :-).
@@rickvandijkI’m with you, this is so fresh and energetic. But good luck finding it, that’s the issue I think as you won’t hear their tracks on popular radio stations. So glad I was recommended some Clown music by TH-cam that time ;-). Lekker genieten man!
@@cherrymountains72 Absoluut genieten 🤘🏻En vorig jaar Clown Core in het BIM Huis gezien. Nu Knower nog ;)
This house has the most lucky neighbors
And imagine if Vulfpeck lives in the house on the other side XD
@@Ipoop7colors Imagine clown core living in the chemical bath or the van near the house😂😂
realistically they likely just hear the drums. haha.
Clowncore lives in the toilet🙄🤣
@@dickerzanti there's worse drummers to have as neighbors still, i can attest to that ahah
Seeing a whole orchestra pop up in someone's living room for a music video is so fuckin hype
This boy cold blooded on the drums😂 on top of that, you know, you did something crazy when the girl on the violin looked up in the air was like that was fire
So glad this video was released! I kept trying to imagine what the musicians looked like while listening in my car. I can't believe Rai did that isht one handed! S T A L L I O N !
THAT LINE WAS SO LONG, IT BELONGS AT DISNEYLAND
Man, I never get enough of that piano solo....
YES!
Yeah! 3:21 LOL
The real achievement is getting a mix of such lush sounding strings from a couple of mics in Louis' mum's rear lounge with the doors open.
Yes but this man has been nominated for a Grammy twice. He ain't in his mum's lounge no more.
OMG.....just Amazing... I really love it. from Japan
I was 12 when I first heard this song and it still slaps now that I’m 57, some music is just timeless
It was released this year... Something isn't right here 😂
man, I swear, I am now 95 years old and I only ever listen to Mozart and I never comment on videos but this got me good. I started crying. It does not feel like it's 70 years old already
what a competent and delightful composer Louis is. plus the polyrhythms, the beautiful melody in 4, easy to catch, the bassist sam wilkes, that 1 handed piano solo that leaves harmonies alone, the surprises in the arrangements (strings then brass), the tightness of it all and Gen's spotless tuning and tone, with her voice's harmonics complementing everything else. And my comments don't do justice to everything this song is. I am so impressed and delighted. Thank you all.
the 1 handed piano solo 🥴
The first time the string section joins Genevieve's vocals over that pulsing staccato bass and frantic breakcore-ish drumming in the chorus, it feels like an out of body experience. Chills!
I knew Rai was incredibly talented, but that solo, man...that's on another level entirely!
He's also a human sequencer, amazing.
"That line was so long, it belongs to Disneyland"
Rai is absolutely amazing!
Rai hits a bit different when he's had a haircut: th-cam.com/video/1s8N7uDngws/w-d-xo.html
I bought the album, but every new video release is a gift. I love seeing the joy on the faces of the string section as Rai is tearing through his solo.
so good
Does anyone else have this song stuck in their head all day?
Not quite yet, but I'll get there after I repeat the vid a dozen times and learn all the lyrics like I've done for every other recent Knower tune.
Allll day.
absolutely...worlclass earworm
going thru it right now xd
No
You won Best Album of the Year in my opinion
I was not expecting the piano solo to be one handed. Amazing.
I am at a loss of words. Never before I heard about this band. Didn't expect at all what happened over the course of this song. What an epic, epic piece of music! Wow, seriously!
This is one of the best songs I’ve ever heard. Been a long time since I’ve felt the feeling Hella first gave me back in the early beginning of the turn of the century twofold bands 10x.
Been a long time, cousin
@@buhroke33 been livin’ in a dead ass German shepherd
Hella was probably my first time hearing math rock; there's a live performance of Biblical Violence on here from ~15 years ago that's still one of the best things I've ever heard.
I just opened the video to make this exact comment. I was gonna write that this might be the best song I've ever heard haha
@@ElroyPatashnik I’ve been watching that video for 15 years too! Lol crazy
I'm an old guy, and it's been a couple of years since I last shed tears listening to a song. It might be the wine talking, who knows, but this is precious.
Right there with you. I don't know why this song hits so hard, but it does.
@@DelEngen my "first encounter" with them was with Do hot girls like chords?, and it was an amazing experience. I guess it's something about their true passion for music, and you can feel it.
Keep digging,@@Magrafo_ . They will make you tear up more. In a good way. 😁
I'm an old guy too, and have been listening to Knower for a few years now. There are regularly comments from our kind like yours. Odd isn't it? I mean, good music is good music right? But somehow, these two have managed to make amazing music that is really modern and sounds like nothing else, but has elements that appeal to old farts like us. Magic.
If you are not at least 200 years old then no one cares man!!!
2:57 Legendary piano solo or vocalise! Never heard anything alike, not even Chick Corea. Piano is sweating. Couldn't hear a single glitch.
The song and everyone is great too, but this is over the top of the tops.
This is something new. Heard it 20 times. Will return.
Domi/JD Beck
I've not heard Domi mix virtuosity with emotion or melody well though.@@maelleam7800
Regarding the solo, check out Allan Holdsworth if you want more of that...
@@chrisf.685 Thank you - also a great artist but I find these chord changes and arrangement here quite a lot more appealing. It's not only the virtuosity of the "lonely" soloist.. it's the way he finds his voice-leading through a beautiful garden of chords that still have family links.. it's not random.. many virtuosos tend to chain up as many unrelated chords as possible.. IMHO, YMMV :)
I think this is one of my favorites songs of this entire goddamned decade. I’m not spiritual, but damn if this doesn’t make me feel like I am. Seriously… this is a watershed piece of music. Thank you for giving it to us.
Hands down not even close, best album of 2023.
100%
One of the best projects in the history of music. Period. I don't say that lightly.
Happy to be alive at the same time as Knower
im thinking the opposite
I'm happy you are alive too
Uuuhggh... I need more of this in my life
Each new song from Knower is a like a message from one hundred years in the future.
"That line was so long it belongs at Disneyland" 🤣🤣
thank you for the assist on that XD
Yeah! 3:21 LOL
Replay mountain is big at this one
That chorus came in a moment where I'm starting from scratch, feeling defeated and aimless, it gave me hope, it ignited something positive in me, I hadn't felt something like that in a very long time. Thank you.
we are here with you, arrubla.
Right there with you. Here's to today
Same here, exactly. Thank you!!! ❤🎉😂
Listened to this piece maybe 30 times in a row now, and I heard it the first time these 2h ago.. I am still not ready to stop. Still feelings unfelt.
Same! WE IN HERE! The string section + ripping g piano solo climax was the moment for me.
I closed my eyes and all I can see is CLOWN
❤
There is definitely a Clowncore seed in this one, but also it's so much more.
Clown from the 1st second
Clowncorechestra
🤡🤡
clowncore lite
I am totally OBSESSED with this band.
This goes hard rhythmically. Heady but catchy. It did plenty, and more importantly it didn’t do too much. Colorful and sweet all throughout. Everybody did their thing. Favorite djent song of 2024 lol.
What a horrible sentence.
this is most definitely not djent. lol.
@@killpop123 i threw the lol in there because I know it’s a silly take, but it’s also true af. People who truly know the way of the djent know that it’s defined more by rhythm/groove than by low pitches or intense timbres or any silly fashion statements like that, although those definitely are often part of the aesthetic. This is a djent song in the least trite way and the most dank way. I stand on it. ❤️
Sorta like it's all nothing until it's everything, one might say.
cheers, bro. You get it 🍻🫡@@johnmcintyre2123
Following Knower/Cole/ClownC0re for quite a few years.... But wow.... Next level again. Life is so beautiful. Thank you.
This is one of the most innovative songs I've ever heard.
These lyrics are so relatable! Knower Forever hits like a Beatles album to me. It feels like an album that will weave in and out of my life at the perfect time every time.
Exactly!
This is a quintessential album for my life so I totally agree. I keep coming back to it like once a week
It's interesting you said this because I discovered Knower around the same time when The Beatles dropped their last ever final song back in November. Of course they're two completely different bands, but it seems like the torch has been passed on from The Beatles to Knower in some ways.
Now I'm listening to Knower and Louis Cole pretty much every day.
Right?? My chicken walker is valet parked too
Especially to fans of Spaceballs “going to plaid” 😊
Can not like enough!
BRAVI!!!! (plural of bravo, italian way to say REALLY GOOD WAY TO DO SOMETHING... ok?). All best to you all and Greetings from Italy
The bridge in this song is the best thing I've heard yet.
I never heard of this band an hour ago and ive listened to this song 4 times now 🎉
Surprised that there aren't more mentions about what a ridiculously huge flex it is to have TWO sousaphones. Who's idea was that. Epic.
Watch this every day.
Beautifully crafted ❤
Saw the Louis Cole Big Band live for the first time about 28 hours ago. Awesome vid to keep the party going. Absolutely brilliant song. These vids are my favorite thing.
brooooo that string line with the piano solo is AMAZING 🤩
The extra tightness with the guys upstairs, The President taking her place in the stairwell, the horns and strings downstairs, and the soul of Clown Core with a touch of Rai’s most ridiculous and sick piano solo is what the world sorely needed right now.
You guys are unbelievably amazing! I started listening to this song a couple weeks ago and wondered if there is a video associated with this.
Glad to see this when I woke up this morning. Thank you!
piano solo in this is 🔥🔥
It's like Mr Bungle had a kid with Battles. Amazing stuff!!!
Another masterpiece. The most interesting people in music for several years now.
1:28 I was NOT expecting that cymbal pattern to be that! THIS IS WIIIIIIILD!
i'm so glad i stayed up late tonight, what a true treat
Genevieve is our national treasure. No human could sell this better.
That chord progression on the string section genuinely stirs something within. The power of music. One of the best pieces of music I've ever heard.
I agree!!! I’ve had it on repeat for a week now 😂
Every song from Knower is so astonishingly powerful. Like they actually push me to tears so often. Thank you for existing.
You’re not alone with that😢
Gonna have to second that.
I love the "mario" synths in the pre-chorus
I've been waiting for this video since the album came out.
That piano solo is INSANE
Oh my God, why am I just now catching up? This is so fucking good - I can't contain myself! Just, wow. Great stuff guys!
I know I'm going to love something when I have to listen to it twice just to take it all in!
I've been waiting for this for months!! Quite possibly my favorite track from the album.
Only 6 Hundred thousand views?!
This should have gone platinum on day one.
3:34 even the orchestra knew how wild the upcoming bars were
the looks the girls give 😎
Ok, this is like the fourth video of this band I discovered 25 minutes ago. I just came off about a month of watching Bill Laurance live tracks from his album Flint and then snarky puppy’s video for their song Lingus and reactions to it. I guess it’s time to binge watch Knower now and find their albums. Incredible!
This group have just blown my brains!!!!!
WHAT the hell are you guys? INSTANT FAN ! This band gets ALL the stars ! I prey I see you live. HOLY F**K
I am so obsessed with this. Wow, what a track!
I finally layed my egg listening to this
Utterly fabulous.
🤘🙂
That chorus is... *chef's kiss*
The (increased) use of choruses of vocal professionals, woodwind sections, brass sections and string sections (as examples - who knows what is coming next!?!?!) is awesome beyond the KNOWER core performers/instruments. Appreciate the compositional and performance talent for doing this to increase the depth, complexity and impact of KNOWER’s expanding body of work. Keep up the great work. (Who knew some of the most profound modern music would be performed and recorded in this now famous house / recording studio and its various indoor and outdoor areas!?!)
when i listen to this track i am so absorbed by it everything is fine.
piano solo is awesome! my endless applause!
Blown clean out of the water by this. Absolutely, mind blowingly, beautiful! Thank you! Cheers from South Africa!
This song set me down the Loiluis Cole rabbit hole. Glorious!
Those live Mario synth lines are mental.
There's about a dozen things that are absolutely mental with this one. Each of them on their own would sell this and make it unique. And we got all of them at once just poured in our faces. Are we even worthy?
@@pixelduster2000 what is the pourpose of art ?
I'm eargasm now.
Just stumbled on Knower earlier today... One of my new favorite artists and favorite songs. Don't often care for newer music I hear nowadays yet have now only listened to this song maybe 5 times in past few hours. You guys have some extraordinary talent.
Keep digging. It's well worth the time. Enjoy!
@@scottbrewer9676 I've been, haven't stopped lol.
wow! Thanx! Greetings from Finland!
3:50 Caught you busting out the peter Frampton solo!! Well done guys! This is the only modern music I can listen to. Its like doing a puzzle with my ears.
i've been listening to this one on repeat from the album, god that bass slaps
I am literally crying. You guys are the best.