im 41 and discovered this band last month. been into hardcore since the late 90s. this new generation of bands are amazing. i count my self a Knocked Loose fan.
You're absolutely the king of metal docs. For the longest time before you came out I was salty because of the lack of deathcore and metalcore documentaries/bios mad love 💕💕💕🎉🎉🤘🤘🤘
Everyone is upset because Knocked Loose is “mainstream” and everyone is only listening to them because of their new album, but I’ve been listening to them since laugh tracks
@@JMRMusic01 I agree. Not many Hardcore bands get the attention they deserve. Deathcore bands don’t get that much attention either. So to have Knocked Loose get some attention not only from fans but also other people in general, it’s cool.
Same. I lived about an hour from Louisville so have been along for the ride. I’m stoked everyone knows them now. I’ll never understand underground gatekeeping. It’s like those fans don’t really want to see their favorite artists succeed.
First listened to them when driving my 1993 Foxbody Mustang home for the first time back in 2018...Oblivions peaks first riff will always be my first thought of the band, followed closely by ARFARF lol. Got to see them with TAS and Oceano on that tour
I think it's worth mentioning that A Tear in the Fabric of Life is a concept album. The only one I've ever appreciated. It tells a brutal and realistic story. Goosebumps every time.
been following Knocked Loose for almost 10 years. I’m glad they blew up, they deserve it. I saw them live at Red Rocks in 2022 with $uicideboy$ and they were great. It was sick to see a hardcore band play in a stadium in front of a different type of audience .
Been subbed since you had about 5k and I am stoked to see your growth. You always cover great bands, and do such a thorough job. Thanks for all you do. I will catch you on anudder video, brudder!
I was at that exact concert for the video of him on stage with MIW. It was absolutely amazing. I’ve seen them 3 times now and every single time has been FANTASTIC!
I recently came across your channel, I'm not a big fan of deathcore and metalcore, I'm more a fan of brutal death and slamming brutal death, and deathcore seemed to me a more "clean" version of slam and brutal death metal, but still I always wanted to understand it, although it didn't always work out, and so I just I came across your channel and I was fascinated, it is clear that you are passionately talking about your favorite music, I immediately looked at the main videos about myspace deathcore, I will definitely look in this strain and I do not want to seem arrogant, but, of course, if it is not difficult for you, could you name a few of the most raw, nasty and brutal deatcore releases, thank you in advance and good luck with the development of the channel.
It’s nice to see you opening your mind to it man. Been a deathcore fan for nearly 20 years and the mockery and gate keeping from death metal dudes has been relentless until very recently 😅
@@keircampbell443 I'm from a new generation of metalheads, I've been listening to metal for no more than 4 years, but somehow it so happened that I only had a "nu metal phase" from "new school metal" so far, and then I immediately got into "oldschool metal", I can't say that I was "true metal elitist", but there were some preconceptions, with metalcore and deathcore, and other genres of "modern metal", I got acquainted only relatively recently, and if everything is more or less clear with metalcore - this is a melodic and groove genre that you can sometimes listen to, although I prefer more "brutal" music, but with deathcore, especially MySpace era, in my opinion, everything is much more interesting and less unambiguous, so I would like to learn more about deathcore, of course I listened to all the most famous for a long time, but I I would like to know about bands from deathcore notables that are more "death" than "core" with a more raw, bass and nasty guitar sound.
Thank you for the kind words !! In terms of "raw deathcore" .. I recommend the 2005 Suicide Silence Demo / The Chelsea Grin self-titled EP / Despised Icon : Ill Of Modern Man / Whitechapel : The Somatic Defilement / Waking The Cadaver : Perverse Recollections of a Necromangler / Thy Art Is Murder : Infinite Death EP
@@xtheyan Thank you very much, although I have already listened to everything from this list, but only Waking the Cadaver debut album and Chelsea Grin EP fully hooked me, these dudes are on a completely different level, especially Waking the Cadaver, although they are called "slam death-core", for me personally they are not quite they don't look like Ingested, Vulvodynia, it's rather a slightly more modern version of NYDM groups like Dehumanized and Internal Bleedidng, I definitely need to listen to everything from your list, maybe I don't understand something yet.
I really respect that they didn't compromise their sound at all in getting this big and that they did and still are bringing much smaller hardcore and death metal bands along for the ride. When Bring Me the Horizon, Architects, Code Orange and other previously heavy bands blew up they did it by pivotting to rock/pop music and made no effort to introduce their new fans to the scene they came from.
I don’t think people realize how long it’s taken them to get to this point. I’ve been listening to Knocked loose since Pop Culture and at the time the hardcore scene absolutely loved them and they’ve been grinding hard easily for 10+ years now. Idk what people expect. If you aren’t growing as a band there really is no point to keep the band going if you’re gonna keep playing the same run down venues with 50 ppl for years on end. Everyone’s hates for the success they have now but they’ve been grinding hard for a really long time. It’s the same thing that happened with Lorna shore.
I started dipping my toes into my local hc scene in 2013 and dove in deep in 2014. I remember leaving a show and my friend who drove asked me if i had heard KL and I said no so he threw it on. We drove home without saying a word, no pauses or anything and when it was done I was like "holy fucking shit it just did not stop, it was absolutely relentless" or something along those lines. We saw them for the first time in either late summer or early fall of 2015 when they finally came to our city. a friend from our local scene was/is a graphic designer and made a shirt for them that was sold at the show and I bought one and still have it. (that graphic designer who made the shirt has a band now called corpse pile, check them out - he also used to book shows and do flyers, shirts, album art, and a lottttt of logos)
You should check out "Underneath The Gun" They were pretty big w/ like Suicide Silence, Wings of Plague and all those bands when they were blowing up. A group of friends all very young, dominating the hxc/dxc scene
Am i the only one dying over how he pronounced Kentucky... i know the accent definitely plays a roll but i love the accent brother! Keep on doing these videos!!! Im going to buy merch on my next payday!!
Been listening to them for like five years I love the album love almost all the stuff they put out, yea some songs use the same exact riff and drum beat but it’s still a diff story being told each time
Got introduced to this band by their album Laugh Tracks. I love their music since then, although it took me a while to get use to the vocals. Anyone that's hating for their come up could suck a big one.
I'm glad for their sucess! Its great to see a hxc band getting this big, cause it never happens! Getting more people into the scene is just a great thing!
Been listening to KL since DTAH and the video of them loading the guy in the pickup truck in the middle of nowhere 😂 definitely was an acquired taste in the beginning tho lol
Random Q, whats your septum gauge at? Like an 8? Top notch docs man, its great to have creators in the modern metal scene. Granted, I dont look for metal creators so... thanks, Algortihm.
Another awesome video! I recently found your content and have been binging your documentaries. Educational and and entertaining. And if I may say so, your eyes are fucking beautiful.😂
I got into them on ATitFoL EP cause it was sent to me as a replacement on an order 😅 I was hesitant to try it at first but my god it hooked me in the end, so good
i’m not an “old music is better” gatekeeper by any stretch of the imagination. everything KL has ever done is so fucking good. on that note… Pop Culture is 🍆💦
That’s very ironic coming from an insecure individual trying to feel better by insulting others. You can call me weak all you want , but what you just did is WAY weaker, keyboard warrior.
@@themelancholicpaganmusicco2980 it’s okay according to who ? Once again, insecure people like you. You don’t know me at all, yet you assume I wanted face tattoos to look “tough” or something. It’s art, I like it and there’s nothing more to it. I’m doing videos on something I’m very passionate about, and somehow, you find a way to insult me, just like that. Keep judging all you want, but it’s pretty ironic how the dude with face tattoos is way more respectful than you.
@@neolbioldey no. Only those two. They also should introduce electronic keyboard pop breakdowns and clean only vocals. Only then it will be true metal.
Are "Instagram Commenters" the official measure of the quality of a band now? Don't get me wrong, it's totally fine if you don't like his voice , I'm just not so sure Instagram is the best reference lol
Seriously such an underrated channel. I genuinely look forward to each and every one of your videos. Tbh, it's a shame you don't have at *least* 50K. Sending love from Alaska 🤘
Thank you so much , that's very kind !! Everything takes time you know.. I'm okay with that, I've got a great community already and even though I have big goals, I'm very grateful!
As someone who was seeing knocked loose come to nashville since 2013, I must say they were GODS around here, in the southern metal scene. They could absolutely do no wrong, pop culture is a goated album, and when they started writing/performing laugh tracks we all knew they weren't long for the "underground" scene. It's actually incredible I was able to go pick up their new record off the shelf at Target. Such a cool thing to do, go from seeing them playing in living rooms, to a decade later buying a target exclusive pressing of their album.
Thanks for sharing that ! I love making those videos because I want people to see how much work it is for a band like Knocked Loose to get as popular as they are
@xtheyan they worked their asses off. Considering Bryan was 19 when they started, it's incredible to have seen that work ethic pay off. I was 17 at the time, and being almost 30 now brings a little tear to my eye. I got to see them headlining on the Tear in the Fabric of Life album release tour with Kublai Khan and Movements, the opening date of it as well. And just seeing how much everything has changed, yet stayed the same is incredible. Still the same energy they brought when playing in front of 45 people in a living room, but this time in front of a sold out Brooklyn Bowl. Some bands are just good metal, work hard, and are loved by diehard fans (Varials, Spite, etc.), and then some bands (Knocked Loose) transcend metal and somehow play at Coachella, Bonnaroo, etc. Anyway thanks for the video, was very nostalgic for me.
Dude I love your videos and I love your content, I even would go as far as to say you did an excellent job covering KL's history. To be honest though, I did THE biggest eye roll when you began talking about how you don't care what genre's a band belongs to at around 19:00 or 20:00 minutes into the video. The reason most bands don't care about what what genre their fans lump them into is because their music/product is already a made thing. Why would they care if anybody mislabeled what their music is? What do they stand to gain from denying their music is a certain genre? The bands that really do love and have a grasp on their own music will come clean with what they think their album/music really is. As a fan of music and genre's though, it pisses me off when I see bands and people like you give out the garbage take of "oh it's just heavy". Ok? There are millions of bands and artists you could technically classify as that. Ozzy Osbourne, Knocked Loose, Bullet For My Valentine, Cannibal Corpse and Fleshgod Apocalypse could all classify under the umbrella term of "heavy" but you and I know that these bands should be put into different descriptions for what they are, not just "heavy". Whether the band agrees with it or not. It helps people also understand and come to terms with what music they like. I'll give the example Fleshgod Apocalypse. With just a couple extra words and categorizing them as a "Italian symphonic technical death metal band", that will help you understand their music and help you find related bands far easier than just saying they're a "heavy metal band".
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video ! But saying it's a "garbage" take is once again just an opinion, not a fact. I understand where you're coming from, but I'm working on these videos every single day and I've been a part of the scene from as long as I can remember and believe me, I really used to care a lot about the labels but now I just care about enjoying the music or not. I'm not saying we should call Deathcore "Heavy Metal" it might be a bit too general to be honest , but the example you gave with the "Italian symphonic technical death metal band" is exactly what I meant in the video! It's WAY too specific in my opinion and it only matters on Reddit and instagram comment sections.. but at the end of the day, I think "Technical Death Metal" is more than enough to understand the kind of metal they're doing.
@@xtheyan I appreciate you for hearing out my arguments and replying man! The point I'm making is, you don't have know genre's or care about them.. To each their own, that's fine. If you want to tell people Fleshgod Apocalypse is just a "technical death metal band" then that's all good with me, I will continue telling people they're an "Italian symphonic technical death metal band" so that people have a better idea of what I'm talking about. To ignore what genre's music and art in general should get classified in and to imply it doesn't matter in my view is lazy, goofy and inartistic. When people mislabel Picasso paintings as being impressionist paintings, it doesn't matter if the fans think they are impressionist, they are not, the genre's really do matter. Everyone has a sexual orientation and gender identity too, a very similar idea to genre's. You can put a solid label on any set sexual orientation or gender identity as well, it's just most people don't know the specific term to define theirs or they choose to deny it.
I grew up with 1990s Hardcore with bands like Unbroken, Morning Again, Botch, Disembodied, Groundwork, Coalesce, Deadguy, Strain, Chokehold, Refused, AcMe and so on. I think the new breed of bands is really inspiring and i am happy that many kids get into that kind of music again. Took me some time to get into Knocked Loose, but they are definitely an awesome band and live absolutely killer.
I’m gonna be honest here and get a lot of hate, but when I first heard Knocked Loose I absolutely hated them. Now as time as passed they have become one of my favorites and I can’t get enough of them
Love Counterparts for featuring in Billy Nomates. It’s almost like a testament of faith from them in Knocked Loose’s coming up saying “this band is gonna slay” Love your content and watching your growth man! 🤟🏻
My buddy got me into them a few years ago. They just keep getting better and better. ATITFOL is some of the best music I’ve ever heard. The new album is just amazing
As much I’m proud of Knocked Loose for playing Coachella, I’m kinda feeling a little jealous 😂 But in all seriousness, I really am because we a lot of heavy bands out there that work their ass off and they aren’t getting acknowledged.
@@dylanisaacs Wow thank you so much man , I wasn’t expecting any of you to actually watch my video haha but I really hope it did justice to your story as a band 🤘🏻🔥
Gatekeepers need to hush. Knocked Loose are gonna be the reason young people continue to get into "real hardcore" and "true metalcore" Also "Pop Culture" is a masterpiece of an EP. That's my favorite cassette I own Plugging some bands, keeping the gate open: Deadguy Unbroken Judge Harvest Snapcase Coalesce
Eh dude. I’ve reeeally enjoyed your videos - great work and thanks for sharing with us. The quality has always been high and I’ve always thought you should have more subs! If I could offer one suggestion… you use a lot of audio, interviews, live shows. This is awesome for us the viewer to see and understand and connect with the band. Keep that up. But you typically show a clip and then make observations. Try to weave in clips to support your points. For example, when you talk about the snare, I need to skip the video backward to listen for it after you’ve made your point. Rather, you could pop in another really short clip highlighting that snare. The same goes for vocals or breakdowns or whatever you’re discussing - pop in brief clips as examples of what you’re saying :) I know you already do some of this. It’s just a reminder that it’s valuable. Keep it up. Great work.
Kinda miss how hardcore Pop Culture was because they've definitely gone in a more metalcore direction They're definitely better now. I still miss their hardcore sound
I like KL a lot and its not a dig at them, but the irony of their breakthrough to the mainstream and attraction of normies to their fanbase is not lost on me. DTAH
I heard of Knocked Loose when they were touring with Bring Me the Horizon, and I was absolutely floored with their performance. It was so raw! I remember thinking "Idk if BMTH is gonna be able to top this lol" great band and happy to be a new fan relative to the other OGs on here
Knocked Loose is not heavy. Their riffs suck, their vocals suck, what's so good about them? They sound like every other copy cat djent band except the vocalist sounds like a cat getting stepped on. If you want heavy, listen to Vio-Lence Eternal Nightmare. THAT'S heavy. And they even have the high pitched vocals that KL fans love so much
I remember February 2015 Kingmaker played their last show and knocked loose played that night, I knew they were gonna be huge didnt know when or how but they seeing them now makes me glad I became a fan
i missed them the first time they came to my town in 2014, saw them once with weekend nachos on their last tour in 2017, and the last time they came through my town last year. uncompromising from the very beginning. every album is better than the last and its wild to see how a band like this changed the scene to what it is today so many young kids now. fucking wild shows every time.
im 41 and discovered this band last month. been into hardcore since the late 90s. this new generation of bands are amazing. i count my self a Knocked Loose fan.
I’m 102 and damn this band hits the spot
You're absolutely the king of metal docs. For the longest time before you came out I was salty because of the lack of deathcore and metalcore documentaries/bios mad love 💕💕💕🎉🎉🤘🤘🤘
Thank you!! 😊
I love it when insanely heavy bands like Lorna shore and Knocked Loose become popular, it's so good to see more people get into extreme music 🙌
yeahhhh that's the spirit!
@@xtheyanS-P-I-R-I-T! Spirit! Let's hear it!
I love this band. They basically got me into Hardcore and I'm so thankful for that💪
Everyone is upset because Knocked Loose is “mainstream” and everyone is only listening to them because of their new album, but I’ve been listening to them since laugh tracks
so real
At least people are getting into them and they’re getting the attention they’ve worked hard for. There’s no need to gatekeep
@@JMRMusic01 I agree. Not many Hardcore bands get the attention they deserve. Deathcore bands don’t get that much attention either. So to have Knocked Loose get some attention not only from fans but also other people in general, it’s cool.
Same. I lived about an hour from Louisville so have been along for the ride. I’m stoked everyone knows them now. I’ll never understand underground gatekeeping. It’s like those fans don’t really want to see their favorite artists succeed.
Not everyone. Been listening since around that time as well. And cant take them off of shuffle hardly ever
First listened to them when driving my 1993 Foxbody Mustang home for the first time back in 2018...Oblivions peaks first riff will always be my first thought of the band, followed closely by ARFARF lol. Got to see them with TAS and Oceano on that tour
I think it's worth mentioning that A Tear in the Fabric of Life is a concept album. The only one I've ever appreciated. It tells a brutal and realistic story. Goosebumps every time.
Oh shit thats me in the video of the pit at 11:00 LMAO
Whatttttt that's awesome hahah
been following Knocked Loose for almost 10 years. I’m glad they blew up, they deserve it. I saw them live at Red Rocks in 2022 with $uicideboy$ and they were great. It was sick to see a hardcore band play in a stadium in front of a different type of audience .
Getting to crowdsurf during the callout for Don't Reach for Me was an all time concert moment for me.
Been subbed since you had about 5k and I am stoked to see your growth. You always cover great bands, and do such a thorough job. Thanks for all you do. I will catch you on anudder video, brudder!
Thank you so much !! I love doing it , but I won't lie.. it's a lot of work and people like you keep me going !!
I was at that exact concert for the video of him on stage with MIW. It was absolutely amazing. I’ve seen them 3 times now and every single time has been FANTASTIC!
The agile juke sprint tumbling effect of this bands rhythm choice and lyrics that make a tire squealing harmonic great
I recently came across your channel, I'm not a big fan of deathcore and metalcore, I'm more a fan of brutal death and slamming brutal death, and deathcore seemed to me a more "clean" version of slam and brutal death metal, but still I always wanted to understand it, although it didn't always work out, and so I just I came across your channel and I was fascinated, it is clear that you are passionately talking about your favorite music, I immediately looked at the main videos about myspace deathcore, I will definitely look in this strain and I do not want to seem arrogant, but, of course, if it is not difficult for you, could you name a few of the most raw, nasty and brutal deatcore releases, thank you in advance and good luck with the development of the channel.
It’s nice to see you opening your mind to it man. Been a deathcore fan for nearly 20 years and the mockery and gate keeping from death metal dudes has been relentless until very recently 😅
@@keircampbell443 I'm from a new generation of metalheads, I've been listening to metal for no more than 4 years, but somehow it so happened that I only had a "nu metal phase" from "new school metal" so far, and then I immediately got into "oldschool metal", I can't say that I was "true metal elitist", but there were some preconceptions, with metalcore and deathcore, and other genres of "modern metal", I got acquainted only relatively recently, and if everything is more or less clear with metalcore - this is a melodic and groove genre that you can sometimes listen to, although I prefer more "brutal" music, but with deathcore, especially MySpace era, in my opinion, everything is much more interesting and less unambiguous, so I would like to learn more about deathcore, of course I listened to all the most famous for a long time, but I I would like to know about bands from deathcore notables that are more "death" than "core" with a more raw, bass and nasty guitar sound.
Thank you for the kind words !! In terms of "raw deathcore" .. I recommend the 2005 Suicide Silence Demo / The Chelsea Grin self-titled EP / Despised Icon : Ill Of Modern Man / Whitechapel : The Somatic Defilement / Waking The Cadaver : Perverse Recollections of a Necromangler / Thy Art Is Murder : Infinite Death EP
@@xtheyan Thank you very much, although I have already listened to everything from this list, but only Waking the Cadaver debut album and Chelsea Grin EP fully hooked me, these dudes are on a completely different level, especially Waking the Cadaver, although they are called "slam death-core", for me personally they are not quite they don't look like Ingested, Vulvodynia, it's rather a slightly more modern version of NYDM groups like Dehumanized and Internal Bleedidng, I definitely need to listen to everything from your list, maybe I don't understand something yet.
@@xtheyanSuicide Silence Demo... Suicide Silence EP is where it's at!
absolute ball draining video, keep up the hard work
💀💀 great way to put it
I really respect that they didn't compromise their sound at all in getting this big and that they did and still are bringing much smaller hardcore and death metal bands along for the ride.
When Bring Me the Horizon, Architects, Code Orange and other previously heavy bands blew up they did it by pivotting to rock/pop music and made no effort to introduce their new fans to the scene they came from.
I don’t think people realize how long it’s taken them to get to this point. I’ve been listening to Knocked loose since Pop Culture and at the time the hardcore scene absolutely loved them and they’ve been grinding hard easily for 10+ years now. Idk what people expect. If you aren’t growing as a band there really is no point to keep the band going if you’re gonna keep playing the same run down venues with 50 ppl for years on end. Everyone’s hates for the success they have now but they’ve been grinding hard for a really long time. It’s the same thing that happened with Lorna shore.
Love your documentaries! Keep them coming, and we'll keep watching 🤘🏾🤘🏾!
glad bands like knocked loose and kublai khan are getting the attention they deserve
I wish I still had access to my cell phone from 2014. I have so many videos I took of them performing in Spinelli's Downtown and Haymarket
Been listening to them since I saw dead ringer music video, got the whole album laugh tracks straight away! Been a good ride since then thanks you KL
Forget Your Name is such a banger. Keith kills it 🖤
I started dipping my toes into my local hc scene in 2013 and dove in deep in 2014. I remember leaving a show and my friend who drove asked me if i had heard KL and I said no so he threw it on. We drove home without saying a word, no pauses or anything and when it was done I was like "holy fucking shit it just did not stop, it was absolutely relentless" or something along those lines. We saw them for the first time in either late summer or early fall of 2015 when they finally came to our city. a friend from our local scene was/is a graphic designer and made a shirt for them that was sold at the show and I bought one and still have it. (that graphic designer who made the shirt has a band now called corpse pile, check them out - he also used to book shows and do flyers, shirts, album art, and a lottttt of logos)
that's awesome, thanks for sharing!
that mug goes hard
The have knots is my fav song by them
You should check out "Underneath The Gun" They were pretty big w/ like Suicide Silence, Wings of Plague and all those bands when they were blowing up. A group of friends all very young, dominating the hxc/dxc scene
Am i the only one dying over how he pronounced Kentucky... i know the accent definitely plays a roll but i love the accent brother! Keep on doing these videos!!! Im going to buy merch on my next payday!!
hahah I swear I tried to pronounce it like 10 times but I gave up !! Thank you for the love and support, means the world to me
Good work on the video man!
Thx a lot🤘🤘
Thank you !!
Possibly a video on Enterprise Earth?
Been listening to them for like five years I love the album love almost all the stuff they put out, yea some songs use the same exact riff and drum beat but it’s still a diff story being told each time
10 mins in and you could tell these guys put in the work for there success
That's why I love making those videos!
Got introduced to this band by their album Laugh Tracks. I love their music since then, although it took me a while to get use to the vocals. Anyone that's hating for their come up could suck a big one.
Thanks for the content brotha 😎
Thanks for the support!!
Great video! Their new album is freaking amazing. I am not a huge fan of the high vocals throughout, but I certainly don't hate them 🙂
Hey thanks man !! Glad you enjoyed , and yes I know what you mean, but the low back vocals kind of bring it all together to me
@@xtheyan You're welcome! I know what you mean, and I think this is their best music yet!
I'm glad for their sucess! Its great to see a hxc band getting this big, cause it never happens! Getting more people into the scene is just a great thing!
Been loving your videos, SOTS, Chelsea Grin, and KL is my fav band so I love it!
thanks that's awesome
Been listening to KL since DTAH and the video of them loading the guy in the pickup truck in the middle of nowhere 😂 definitely was an acquired taste in the beginning tho lol
When i first heard this band it reminded me of martyr ad for some reason so i didnt give them a chance. Im Glad years later i got back into them.
need a video on counterparts next
We need a vid on Acrania and Luke BREEfin.
"And whether you die on your feet or on your knees
At this point, you should take what you can fucking get!"
Knocked Loose and Bodysnatcher are probably my favorite current hard/borderline deathcore bands. What do we call it? Deathened Hardcore? lol
Beatdown deathcore.
I like that! 😎👊@@real30yearoldboomerhours53
really enjoying this video, sad i have to go back to work lol. i’ll be back on lunch! 😂
hey thanks man 😊
Random Q, whats your septum gauge at? Like an 8? Top notch docs man, its great to have creators in the modern metal scene. Granted, I dont look for metal creators so... thanks, Algortihm.
Hey thanks for the kind words ! And my septum is at 6G
Another awesome video! I recently found your content and have been binging your documentaries. Educational and and entertaining. And if I may say so, your eyes are fucking beautiful.😂
Wow that's a great comment to start the day haha thank you so much
@@xtheyan not a problem! Keep up the great work! Have a great day/night!
we need a video on Killwhitneydead ASAP!
I got into them on ATitFoL EP cause it was sent to me as a replacement on an order 😅 I was hesitant to try it at first but my god it hooked me in the end, so good
Also Nu Metal is life
They just sound like 36 Crazyfists mixed w Bleeding Through. Just better recording, 7 strings, and no clean vocals
Wassup dude?! You should do one on paleface Swiss- thoughts?
It is not realy my thing, I am more of a fan of black metal but I gotta say it's the best metalcore/hardcore band for me.
i’m not an “old music is better” gatekeeper by any stretch of the imagination. everything KL has ever done is so fucking good.
on that note… Pop Culture is 🍆💦
Face tattoos are why bullying needs to come back. Too many weak “men” hiding behind tough-boy personas.
That’s very ironic coming from an insecure individual trying to feel better by insulting others. You can call me weak all you want , but what you just did is WAY weaker, keyboard warrior.
Nothing but cold hard truth. “People” with face tattoos are one of the few instances where it’s okay to judge a book by its cover, for your safety.
@@themelancholicpaganmusicco2980 it’s okay according to who ? Once again, insecure people like you. You don’t know me at all, yet you assume I wanted face tattoos to look “tough” or something. It’s art, I like it and there’s nothing more to it. I’m doing videos on something I’m very passionate about, and somehow, you find a way to insult me, just like that. Keep judging all you want, but it’s pretty ironic how the dude with face tattoos is way more respectful than you.
@@themelancholicpaganmusicco2980nah whenever you see the "people" in quotation marks
I'm a new fan. I like the new songs with poppy & chris mothionless. that is trve metal and not boring dad-core.
Well yeah, but they got songs other than those two
@@neolbioldey no. Only those two. They also should introduce electronic keyboard pop breakdowns and clean only vocals. Only then it will be true metal.
@@HotPutridVomit lmao.
I’ve been watching your videos for like 6 months and I just realized I wasn’t subscribed
hahah it's okay ! at least you still enjoyed the content!
💜🤘
KL sounds like a bunch of kids yelling at thier mom
Sorry but His voice is Cringe and getting hated by Instagram Commenters.
YOU are cringe.
Are "Instagram Commenters" the official measure of the quality of a band now? Don't get me wrong, it's totally fine if you don't like his voice , I'm just not so sure Instagram is the best reference lol
Seriously such an underrated channel. I genuinely look forward to each and every one of your videos. Tbh, it's a shame you don't have at *least* 50K. Sending love from Alaska 🤘
Thank you so much , that's very kind !! Everything takes time you know.. I'm okay with that, I've got a great community already and even though I have big goals, I'm very grateful!
As someone who was seeing knocked loose come to nashville since 2013, I must say they were GODS around here, in the southern metal scene.
They could absolutely do no wrong, pop culture is a goated album, and when they started writing/performing laugh tracks we all knew they weren't long for the "underground" scene.
It's actually incredible I was able to go pick up their new record off the shelf at Target. Such a cool thing to do, go from seeing them playing in living rooms, to a decade later buying a target exclusive pressing of their album.
Thanks for sharing that ! I love making those videos because I want people to see how much work it is for a band like Knocked Loose to get as popular as they are
@xtheyan they worked their asses off. Considering Bryan was 19 when they started, it's incredible to have seen that work ethic pay off. I was 17 at the time, and being almost 30 now brings a little tear to my eye.
I got to see them headlining on the Tear in the Fabric of Life album release tour with Kublai Khan and Movements, the opening date of it as well. And just seeing how much everything has changed, yet stayed the same is incredible. Still the same energy they brought when playing in front of 45 people in a living room, but this time in front of a sold out Brooklyn Bowl.
Some bands are just good metal, work hard, and are loved by diehard fans (Varials, Spite, etc.), and then some bands (Knocked Loose) transcend metal and somehow play at Coachella, Bonnaroo, etc.
Anyway thanks for the video, was very nostalgic for me.
Dude I love your videos and I love your content, I even would go as far as to say you did an excellent job covering KL's history. To be honest though, I did THE biggest eye roll when you began talking about how you don't care what genre's a band belongs to at around 19:00 or 20:00 minutes into the video. The reason most bands don't care about what what genre their fans lump them into is because their music/product is already a made thing. Why would they care if anybody mislabeled what their music is? What do they stand to gain from denying their music is a certain genre? The bands that really do love and have a grasp on their own music will come clean with what they think their album/music really is. As a fan of music and genre's though, it pisses me off when I see bands and people like you give out the garbage take of "oh it's just heavy". Ok? There are millions of bands and artists you could technically classify as that. Ozzy Osbourne, Knocked Loose, Bullet For My Valentine, Cannibal Corpse and Fleshgod Apocalypse could all classify under the umbrella term of "heavy" but you and I know that these bands should be put into different descriptions for what they are, not just "heavy". Whether the band agrees with it or not. It helps people also understand and come to terms with what music they like. I'll give the example Fleshgod Apocalypse. With just a couple extra words and categorizing them as a "Italian symphonic technical death metal band", that will help you understand their music and help you find related bands far easier than just saying they're a "heavy metal band".
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video ! But saying it's a "garbage" take is once again just an opinion, not a fact. I understand where you're coming from, but I'm working on these videos every single day and I've been a part of the scene from as long as I can remember and believe me, I really used to care a lot about the labels but now I just care about enjoying the music or not. I'm not saying we should call Deathcore "Heavy Metal" it might be a bit too general to be honest , but the example you gave with the "Italian symphonic technical death metal band" is exactly what I meant in the video! It's WAY too specific in my opinion and it only matters on Reddit and instagram comment sections.. but at the end of the day, I think "Technical Death Metal" is more than enough to understand the kind of metal they're doing.
@@xtheyan I appreciate you for hearing out my arguments and replying man! The point I'm making is, you don't have know genre's or care about them.. To each their own, that's fine. If you want to tell people Fleshgod Apocalypse is just a "technical death metal band" then that's all good with me, I will continue telling people they're an "Italian symphonic technical death metal band" so that people have a better idea of what I'm talking about. To ignore what genre's music and art in general should get classified in and to imply it doesn't matter in my view is lazy, goofy and inartistic. When people mislabel Picasso paintings as being impressionist paintings, it doesn't matter if the fans think they are impressionist, they are not, the genre's really do matter. Everyone has a sexual orientation and gender identity too, a very similar idea to genre's. You can put a solid label on any set sexual orientation or gender identity as well, it's just most people don't know the specific term to define theirs or they choose to deny it.
I grew up with 1990s Hardcore with bands like Unbroken, Morning Again, Botch, Disembodied, Groundwork, Coalesce, Deadguy, Strain, Chokehold, Refused, AcMe and so on. I think the new breed of bands is really inspiring and i am happy that many kids get into that kind of music again. Took me some time to get into Knocked Loose, but they are definitely an awesome band and live absolutely killer.
I’m gonna be honest here and get a lot of hate, but when I first heard Knocked Loose I absolutely hated them. Now as time as passed they have become one of my favorites and I can’t get enough of them
I don’t want to sound like a fanboy but Knocked Loose doesn’t have a bad song
Love Counterparts for featuring in Billy Nomates. It’s almost like a testament of faith from them in Knocked Loose’s coming up saying “this band is gonna slay”
Love your content and watching your growth man! 🤟🏻
Just as i was looking for something to watch while eating this video pops up in my feed. Awesome !
My buddy got me into them a few years ago. They just keep getting better and better. ATITFOL is some of the best music I’ve ever heard. The new album is just amazing
As much I’m proud of Knocked Loose for playing Coachella, I’m kinda feeling a little jealous 😂
But in all seriousness, I really am because we a lot of heavy bands out there that work their ass off and they aren’t getting acknowledged.
Be more original, play stuff from your heart, find your voice
Holy cow - really surprised you knew about the Manipulator original name. I keep a pretty small online presence, but this was awesome!
@@dylanisaacs Wow thank you so much man , I wasn’t expecting any of you to actually watch my video haha but I really hope it did justice to your story as a band 🤘🏻🔥
@@xtheyan oh bro I'm a total no one in the scene any longer haha. Your deep dives are cool as hell - keep it up!
Common misconception: they are metalcore not hardcore.
I mean even the band members themselves are saying they are kind of both as I’ve mentioned in the video
Immaculate misconception
Gatekeepers need to hush. Knocked Loose are gonna be the reason young people continue to get into "real hardcore" and "true metalcore"
Also "Pop Culture" is a masterpiece of an EP. That's my favorite cassette I own
Plugging some bands, keeping the gate open:
Deadguy
Unbroken
Judge
Harvest
Snapcase
Coalesce
44:01 Bryan sounded like a pack-a-punch weapon from COD zombies for a second there
Eh dude. I’ve reeeally enjoyed your videos - great work and thanks for sharing with us. The quality has always been high and I’ve always thought you should have more subs!
If I could offer one suggestion… you use a lot of audio, interviews, live shows. This is awesome for us the viewer to see and understand and connect with the band. Keep that up.
But you typically show a clip and then make observations. Try to weave in clips to support your points. For example, when you talk about the snare, I need to skip the video backward to listen for it after you’ve made your point. Rather, you could pop in another really short clip highlighting that snare.
The same goes for vocals or breakdowns or whatever you’re discussing - pop in brief clips as examples of what you’re saying :)
I know you already do some of this. It’s just a reminder that it’s valuable.
Keep it up. Great work.
Kinda miss how hardcore Pop Culture was because they've definitely gone in a more metalcore direction
They're definitely better now. I still miss their hardcore sound
I like KL a lot and its not a dig at them, but the irony of their breakthrough to the mainstream and attraction of normies to their fanbase is not lost on me. DTAH
I heard of Knocked Loose when they were touring with Bring Me the Horizon, and I was absolutely floored with their performance. It was so raw! I remember thinking "Idk if BMTH is gonna be able to top this lol" great band and happy to be a new fan relative to the other OGs on here
Ron Swanson. what a character.
Nick Miller as well. You sir should give New Girl a go.
Natural ice coffee. It’s good. lol
You should do a video on Currents! More metalcore but its refreshing to see kind of a comeback for metal lately
Dude, you know knocked loose has made it because they are on tour with the Knot so fuck the haters
Great videio man! You do something new and different.
Do I hear a french canadian accent?
they're overrated in my opinion. frontierer is a better band without the hype.
Knocked loose would not approve of a cigarette.
hey, you prob wont see this, but check out the band enemy mind
When is the counterparts video coming
make a angelmaker history vídeo plss
You should do a video on the faceless
Knocked Loose is not heavy. Their riffs suck, their vocals suck, what's so good about them? They sound like every other copy cat djent band except the vocalist sounds like a cat getting stepped on. If you want heavy, listen to Vio-Lence Eternal Nightmare. THAT'S heavy. And they even have the high pitched vocals that KL fans love so much
The "you call that heavy? this is heavy!" people are some of the most annoying in the metal community
Long hair fit him better 🤣
Can you make a video about the deathcore band we speak texan probably my favorite deathcore band from the 2000s
Ahhh We Speak Texan. That's a rough one, but it's got the charm!
New?
PLEASE PLEASE DO THE TONY DANZA TAPDANCE EXTRAVAGANZA
Terrorist lyricists
Please do Here Comes the Kraken. Love your videos a lot man!
Yesss... their first album was a banger.
i can NOT understand you brother
It’s okay ! There are plenty of other channels out there for you to enjoy. Thanks for commenting, it still helps me and I appreciate it
Good video… but dude write a script
Thanks, I do write a script, but it’s my second language and I’m doing longer takes for a more natural feel
He sounds like Mickey Mouse live especially nowadays. 😅
4:27 Spinellis Downtown Louisville!!!
One of my favorite venues I’ve ever played!!
New girl rules
Yeah, I feel like I should watch it
I remember February 2015 Kingmaker played their last show and knocked loose played that night, I knew they were gonna be huge didnt know when or how but they seeing them now makes me glad I became a fan
i missed them the first time they came to my town in 2014, saw them once with weekend nachos on their last tour in 2017, and the last time they came through my town last year. uncompromising from the very beginning. every album is better than the last and its wild to see how a band like this changed the scene to what it is today so many young kids now. fucking wild shows every time.