I don't think I appreciated this enough when it first came out. It's really special now for me. It probably is,was, will be for others no doubt. Sending a random hello and love to all to those listening and wishing you a great day from a random person you will likely never meet
Listen to Repetition here: ffm.to/pdn5ban Subscribe: bit.ly/sub2maxcooper and enable alerts I wanted to make something huge and intense for the new live show, so I went for a project attempting to visualise the infinite and its links to us in our everyday lives. For every chapter of the story I found a different technique to approach it, in this case, the simple idea of repetition. Apply it, and we have a form of infinity. This was also a natural fit for my music, where I had a nice excuse to push the repetitive boat out even more than usual. I kept it very stripped back to focus on the idea, with slow evolution and occasional variants to maintain some melodic engagement. Visually, I was lucky to get to work with one of my favourite artists, Kevin McGlouglin, where we told the human side of the story, our endless pursuit of growth and "progress", our duplication of built form and expanding cities, looking to an unbounded future of urban sprawl. It was an audio-visualisation encompassing the project title "Yearning for the Infinite". But despite our society-endangering issues around human consumption and sustainability, it wasn't supposed to be a doom scenario. We tried that musically and it didn't seem to fit. There was a back and forth on the ideas and their musical and visual representation, and what worked was something that for me seems more focused on the worth of our endless striving than its possible role in our downfall. - - - KEVIN MCGLOUGHLIN: 'Repetition' is an attempt to convey the importance of our endless endeavours toward human development and growth amidst a chaotic and disorienting landscape. The struggle for a fruitful future is challenging with the distractions of everyday life alongside its ever-growing technological 'advancements'. The hope is for humanity to strive through all of this in a meaningful and positive way.
The mixing in of nature was thought provoking. Nature, both is the river patterns and the tree patterns, show a sense of repeating infinitely, yet the difference is that nature's forms are produced using a recursive algorithm, so the macroform is dictated by the micro environment and micro scale development of the process, hence the manifestation of slight variation in the repeated forms found in the nature, reminiscent of your previous work about emergent patterns from micro intelligence. This video demonstrates the folly of the current paradigm and inspires humanity to further develop towards more biomimicry and use the micro intelligence to achieve our macro order as opposed to the unnatural imposition of our desires on the earth from a macro down to micro. We have to keep developing and this video Is perfect to help us achieve that end and could use even more nature clips, as we need more juxtapositions to realize where we got It wrong. As a visual learner i truly appreciate such a demonstration of where our methods will lead us. One of the best videos on TH-cam. Also watch the documentary without narration called baraka, it's very similar to this
I've always been scared of massive places, i can't think of the opposite word for claustrophobia, but it was a fear that exists in me, not because of fear of the unknown, but because I fear not being able to explore it all, yet somehow, you created a landscape, even though two-dimensional, was understood as one thing and infinite and I instantly knew what everything looked and felt like, even though it continued for eternity, and it completely calmed me. I love this and I want to save it for generations to come...
@@mossy_6475 the opposite! Claustrophobia is the fear of confined spaces. Agoraphobia is a fear of open spaces (but it's actually a more complex condition).
Holy shit this video is actually insane. I can't even fathom what this project file would look like. Seeing how some of these things are done would be a dream come true.
Max Cooper and Kevin McGloughlin helped me have an interesting dream 2 nights ago. Old friends, classmates, family and co-workers watched a movie with me in a large cinema. We saw repeating patterns like these and we heard music like this. Neither can I fully remember the music I heard, nor can I clearly see the images I saw. The feelings were the same: all of my friends and I were watching the hypnotic patterns and enjoying each other. It occurred to me that I could control the movie with my mind: waiving my hands I could change what was on the screen and affect the music too. Thank you Max and Kevin.
"There are cities underneath cities Cities beneath the sea In deserted towns and burial mounds There is beauty that no-one will see And the magic of stones when taken back home Is left on the beach" ~Gravenhurst
Once every couple of years something comes along which leaves you totally floored, yet totally inspired, and ups the bar for creativity everywhere. This is one of those instances.
first time I've ever seen Kevin McGloughlins work and now I'm fully obsessed. I study digital art at university and these are some of the most incredible visuals I've ever seen
Incredible. I'm so glad my friend showed me this. I feel euphoric watching it. It's mesmerising. Amazing music and video, it's a work of art. Beautiful.
for anyone afraid to try psychedelics, this video gets you about 5-10% there - it gives you the general sense, even at a much lower effect. the main difference being that it's not a fully immersive experience where even your mind forgets what is happening and just embraces the current reality
Dear God, I pray for clarity in this world of uncertainty and to know the roots of our bad habits. I pray for the strength for us to change that should we fail, we'd have never given up on our pursuit to be and do better. May love find the hearts of us all gathered here in such serenity with music and song. In Jesus' name, Amen.
@@muleboy3537 totally.............. no emotions, no melody, no harmony, just a repating pattern and some textures. People like zombies on the streets or in the tub ignoring who is around just waiting for their death.
Awesome!!! Awesome!!!!!! Awesomesome!!!!!!!!! and more Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! From the depths of my soul let there be more love and more light until the reins of eternity may everyone shine bright. Thank you!
I love this song. It's amazing how a simple, minimalist composition like this can at the same time produce that "woah" kind of feeling of an organ blasting at full force. As for the video, absolutely magnificent.
I have trouble being concentrated on something, and when something is repetitive my eyes will lose focus. But this video was so hypnotic I barely blinked. Even after watching I still feel so focused, it's unbelievable.
i've listened to this for 2 years, on repeat, through covid, and I ve no intention of stopping now. And just one belter of a whole load. Aleph 2 was a Covid on a mission tune. And Hope ( parra for cuva ). From just over the water in Glesga. My great grand parents were from the same bit of land as you. That makes us cousins. Cheers
Unending filament. A complex structure with a duality of silence and hustle and bustle. Only slightly variable chords give emotion to the inorganic tempo. It's music like a smile of the future.
I disagree with your perception slightly, yet I think you are close to most correct. Death is what gives life meaning. Under ideal circumstances...death is not to be celebrated or anticipated as only the end of pain. It is just a natural course of existence. The collective goal of the world is supposed to be to allieviate suffering and death. We are failing often, yet I still harbor hope for the progression into the future. I hope these words find you in good health and in good spirits. Peace.
Very very nice work, it brings to mind somewhat Godfrey Reggio’s brilliant “Koyaanisqatsi”, in particular the urban landscapes within the film. Bravo!!
@@smarmar400 :) I have to say there’s a lot of Phillip Glass works that I don’t care for but his soundtrack here is one of my favorites. Also love his string quartets, piano music and organ works. Cheers
This is literally, and I’m not saying this lightly, the most satisfying and mesmerizing video ever. Just fixed on the center if the screen and all my troubles disappeared and for 5 minutes I was i a beautiful trance.
This video is 11/10. Dude, seriously wtf. These are like the dreams of my childhood. I'm so happy. Going to rewatch this until the day I die. It's perfect, in it's right.
I love the transition throughout the video from artificially created shots to long-takes of forests and oceans. I don't think those parts are edited at all, and yet they still appear as infinite as the computer-generated sections before them.
I’ve got an iPhone in Landscape mode wired up between 2 Genelec studio speakers, the whole look and sound is like the greatest art installation of all time.
Every time I listen to this, I feel like a part of this video. It's like I repeat myself but I am also different from the person who listened to this before.
Das ist wirklich eines der größten Meisterwerke der Menschheit und ich will damit gar nicht übertreiben. Ganz ohne Worte versetzt einen dieses Video in eine existentielle Krise und schenkt einem dennoch einen Einblick in die Schönheit der Unendlichkeit. Nihilismus vom Feinsten.
This song is a tear between the ether and the material, it touches us and is felt, sensed but not understood, the mind although it could, has no desire to intellectualize
There is something very Liminal about this. Even the spots where there are people, feel like that void between states. Crosswalks, vortex between highways... even the highway itself is a boundary between places, The space between buildings, but because of the vast repeating... it stops being a place, and becomes an endless boundary. The uncanny feeling, its very strong. Its so odd the moments where its just the ocean... almost feel like a breather, less liminality...
I found myself thinking about the first time I got arrested. I was a senior in high school and got caught selling adderall in the school bathroom and was charged with a felony. It was one of the scariest moments of my life. I had no idea what was going to happen. But I was also filled with gratitude because I don't live like that anymore.
same for me as far as the cosmos is concerned ...while at the same time the video made me think that everything definitely isn't okay as far as the people living on this speck of dust are concerned.
If you're lucky to see this on the massive screens at one of Max's live shows, it's truly mesmerising. On the small screen it's an incredible piece of music and art, but when he plays this track and video at one of his live 3D/AV events, it's totally off the scale. I've never been in a venue where so many people are just in compelete awe of what they're seeing and hearing. If he's ever at a venue near you - just go. He's a genius and his nights are like nothing I've ever seen in almost 30 years of gigs and clubbing.
This is hands down one of the best pieces of art ive seen. The tune and the video are simply astonishing. It kind of reminds me of Star Guitar by the chemical brothers and Gosh by Jamie X.
This is more than just music, this screams fury and vengeance within. Overcome from your faults in life, everything's a test nowadays. Take it easy on yourself.
Listening to this on a moving train while staring out the window is one of the best music experiences I've ever had.
Imagine this on a full screen on the train window 😱👍🏾
Basic Channel - Octagon
I don't think I appreciated this enough when it first came out. It's really special now for me. It probably is,was, will be for others no doubt. Sending a random hello and love to all to those listening and wishing you a great day from a random person you will likely never meet
This should be played on loop in an art museum.
DEEEP
Meh
best not
@@eightytwo8282 why not
there are worse pieces than this
@@jupitereuropa-e3w lol u funny
The magic of audiovisual minimalism striving for infinity
It is jarring when this ends and you're forced back into reality. Incredible experience.
Imagine of it ended and it WASN'T jarring going back to reality! 😬
Listen to Repetition here: ffm.to/pdn5ban
Subscribe: bit.ly/sub2maxcooper and enable alerts
I wanted to make something huge and intense for the new live show, so I went for a project attempting to visualise the infinite and its links to us in our everyday lives. For every chapter of the story I found a different technique to approach it, in this case, the simple idea of repetition. Apply it, and we have a form of infinity. This was also a natural fit for my music, where I had a nice excuse to push the repetitive boat out even more than usual. I kept it very stripped back to focus on the idea, with slow evolution and occasional variants to maintain some melodic engagement.
Visually, I was lucky to get to work with one of my favourite artists, Kevin McGlouglin, where we told the human side of the story, our endless pursuit of growth and "progress", our duplication of built form and expanding cities, looking to an unbounded future of urban sprawl. It was an audio-visualisation encompassing the project title "Yearning for the Infinite". But despite our society-endangering issues around human consumption and sustainability, it wasn't supposed to be a doom scenario. We tried that musically and it didn't seem to fit. There was a back and forth on the ideas and their musical and visual representation, and what worked was something that for me seems more focused on the worth of our endless striving than its possible role in our downfall.
- - -
KEVIN MCGLOUGHLIN:
'Repetition' is an attempt to convey the importance of our endless endeavours toward human development and growth amidst a chaotic and disorienting landscape.
The struggle for a fruitful future is challenging with the distractions of everyday life alongside its ever-growing technological 'advancements'.
The hope is for humanity to strive through all of this in a meaningful and positive way.
Amazing work!
Very well done. Did you also make alternate versions that are more repetitive and less melodically engaging?
Amazing
The mixing in of nature was thought provoking. Nature, both is the river patterns and the tree patterns, show a sense of repeating infinitely, yet the difference is that nature's forms are produced using a recursive algorithm, so the macroform is dictated by the micro environment and micro scale development of the process, hence the manifestation of slight variation in the repeated forms found in the nature, reminiscent of your previous work about emergent patterns from micro intelligence.
This video demonstrates the folly of the current paradigm and inspires humanity to further develop towards more biomimicry and use the micro intelligence to achieve our macro order as opposed to the unnatural imposition of our desires on the earth from a macro down to micro. We have to keep developing and this video Is perfect to help us achieve that end and could use even more nature clips, as we need more juxtapositions to realize where we got It wrong.
As a visual learner i truly appreciate such a demonstration of where our methods will lead us.
One of the best videos on TH-cam.
Also watch the documentary without narration called baraka, it's very similar to this
💞💞💞.
It's an impressive production but the music combined with the images make me feel like life is endless in a maddening kind of way.
god is bored and lonely. this never ends
Maddening is right, absolutely insane. But hey, have fun.
Yes.
that's the joke.
I'm so glad TH-cam put this in my recommendation feed. This video is absolutely stunning.
Yes let's thank our God the TH-cam overlords
Go to one of his audio visual shows. It will blow you away.
jazz for the eyes as well as the ears in this new form is what I have been waiting for since 1959
I love how some parts are just actual shots of landscapes, like the rocky hill and snowy forest.
I've always been scared of massive places, i can't think of the opposite word for claustrophobia, but it was a fear that exists in me, not because of fear of the unknown, but because I fear not being able to explore it all, yet somehow, you created a landscape, even though two-dimensional, was understood as one thing and infinite and I instantly knew what everything looked and felt like, even though it continued for eternity, and it completely calmed me. I love this and I want to save it for generations to come...
agoraphobia
SLOCM3Z megaphobia
Imo, agoraphobia and claustrophobia are the same thing. But thats in my experience.
@@mossy_6475 the opposite!
Claustrophobia is the fear of confined spaces.
Agoraphobia is a fear of open spaces (but it's actually a more complex condition).
@@mpbyrong I know, it can go both ways for me. I meant that essentially, both fears entail the realization of a perspective vortex.
Holy shit this video is actually insane. I can't even fathom what this project file would look like. Seeing how some of these things are done would be a dream come true.
Millions of layers... also of years in rendertime.
looks like its not 3d based on the shadows and reflections
@@TanGLeng after effects or nuke
@@TanGLeng I think some parts are 3D and some aren't.
It's like cyriak or dr strange
Max Cooper and Kevin McGloughlin helped me have an interesting dream 2 nights ago. Old friends, classmates, family and co-workers watched a movie with me in a large cinema. We saw repeating patterns like these and we heard music like this. Neither can I fully remember the music I heard, nor can I clearly see the images I saw. The feelings were the same: all of my friends and I were watching the hypnotic patterns and enjoying each other. It occurred to me that I could control the movie with my mind: waiving my hands I could change what was on the screen and affect the music too.
Thank you Max and Kevin.
"There are cities underneath cities
Cities beneath the sea
In deserted towns and burial mounds
There is beauty that no-one will see
And the magic of stones when taken back home
Is left on the beach" ~Gravenhurst
Its beaitiful, wheres it from
@@communist-hippie Gravenhurst is the artist, song is called Cities Beneath the Sea. He was an underrated poet imho...
Once every couple of years something comes along which leaves you totally floored, yet totally inspired, and ups the bar for creativity everywhere. This is one of those instances.
first time I've ever seen Kevin McGloughlins work and now I'm fully obsessed. I study digital art at university and these are some of the most incredible visuals I've ever seen
Look up-Someday by Weval... another good video with visual effects like this one
@@24Korova even much better imo
@@bonjonbovi- good stuff right?
@@24Korova That one is made by his brother
Incredible. I'm so glad my friend showed me this. I feel euphoric watching it. It's mesmerising. Amazing music and video, it's a work of art. Beautiful.
im so glad you like it
If you haven't yet watched Koyaanisqatsi you're missing out. I highly recommend it. Then watch Baraka.
True! The whole time I thought that I could have seen this in some art gallery ^^
Do a piano tutorial on it! Now!
Your friend has good taste. Keep this friend close.
This video made me feel like I am going to die. Not now. Just that it will happen someday, but it's all part of the natural cycle.
Beautiful work.
Thanks for ruining my trip
@@Github_tech_with_ty 😂😂😂😂
@@Github_tech_with_ty 💀💀💀
The profound nature of your comment contrasted with your username, just beautiful
D I C K S Q U A D Aw damn I wanna die, too!
for anyone afraid to try psychedelics, this video gets you about 5-10% there - it gives you the general sense, even at a much lower effect. the main difference being that it's not a fully immersive experience where even your mind forgets what is happening and just embraces the current reality
You don’t need mind altering drugs for this tho/ its ENOUGH in a video man ❤
Dear God, I pray for clarity in this world of uncertainty and to know the roots of our bad habits. I pray for the strength for us to change that should we fail, we'd have never given up on our pursuit to be and do better. May love find the hearts of us all gathered here in such serenity with music and song. In Jesus' name, Amen.
This video scares me on a deep, existential level for some reason. There's just something about those endless apartments...
Felt the same. Part of me could see the future having that type of outcome with thebrise of population.. Oof.
diversity lost for uniformism, not for this reason ? everything same, it's sad.
same here
If you ever try DMT or Salvia, you see this kind of thing once the information filters between you're senses and you're brain start to collapse.
But, this is how the universe is, an infinite loop, endless, but repetitive.
This makes me feel like I’ve stepped into some sort of dystopian dreamworld
PhantomProgrammer *utopian
@@muleboy3537 totally.............. no emotions, no melody, no harmony, just a repating pattern and some textures. People like zombies on the streets or in the tub ignoring who is around just waiting for their death.
PhantomProgrammer blade runner
John Connor
Not really. It doesn’t give off that “dull, no creativity or harmony” vibe. If anything, quite the opposite.
Do not miss your exit!
I love it, when songs doesn't need words to tell you the story.
no words but a whole video specialy designed to showcase a meaning we all get
Wyłącz monitor dla pewności .
It feels like a big deal.
Music is annoying though … great visuals however.
The video does this song justice. Very cool imagery.
possibly one of the most beautiful videos ever produced. Serious credits to kevin mcgloughlin. Amazing
The McGloughlin twin brothers are setting new benchmarks for music visualisation. Mindblowing.
@Justin Martone son et lumiere
Just beautiful
damn, James Lee is here?
yooo two of my favorite artists in one place!
I love your work !
Lgmara
Lagmra
When you are waiting for the elevator doors to open but your trip starts.
Lmfao
For real!!! 🛸🛸
😂🤣😭😭😭
jkl;
th-cam.com/play/PLR5gx5cjx84ohlHpkedPdLdGVgO-JjEJi.html
Awesome!!! Awesome!!!!!! Awesomesome!!!!!!!!! and more Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! From the depths of my soul let there be more love and more light until the reins of eternity may everyone shine bright. Thank you!
astonishingly beautiful.
Wow! Wow! That was absolutely amazing. The comparison to Philip Glass is obvious. Whoaaaaaa!!!!!
How to get a sick wallpaper: Screenshot at any point in the video
Could just illustrate your DMT expirence, I saw very similar things to what's in this video. Though they went by very quick, but it felt like years.
2:35
5:26
and that's exactly what I did
jk;
I love this song. It's amazing how a simple, minimalist composition like this can at the same time produce that "woah" kind of feeling of an organ blasting at full force.
As for the video, absolutely magnificent.
love all of it
God bless you, Max!!!
I have trouble being concentrated on something, and when something is repetitive my eyes will lose focus. But this video was so hypnotic I barely blinked. Even after watching I still feel so focused, it's unbelievable.
It literally brings me to tears
1:17 Reminds me of that Forest Swords videoclip
One of my favourites. Thanks for mentioning.
Me too!
Definitely. Also reminds me of the film, and Philip Glass soundtrack, Koyaanisqatsi.
"Crow" for those wondering
Reminds me of the fifth dimensional structure from Interstellar.
The Kowloon Walled City of my dreams/nightmares!
i've listened to this for 2 years, on repeat, through covid, and I ve no intention of stopping now. And just one belter of a whole load.
Aleph 2 was a Covid on a mission tune. And Hope ( parra for cuva ). From just over the water in Glesga. My great grand parents were
from the same bit of land as you. That makes us cousins. Cheers
those mega-highway shots were amazing and, in a way, terrifying
Highly agree on that one
yeah, getting lost in that knot of roads would be the end of you
I get the impression there is some Philip Glass and Godfrey Reggio influence here. Great work!
Hope to catch Max Cooper in Brixton soon.
It depends on how fast he can run and how many beers I've had.
Unending filament.
A complex structure with a duality of silence and hustle and bustle.
Only slightly variable chords give emotion to the inorganic tempo.
It's music like a smile of the future.
This video clearly reminds us as to why we are thankful life have an end, limits, a last breath, so we can escape this whole repetition shenanigans o0
I disagree with your perception slightly, yet I think you are close to most correct.
Death is what gives life meaning. Under ideal circumstances...death is not to be celebrated or anticipated as only the end of pain. It is just a natural course of existence.
The collective goal of the world is supposed to be to allieviate suffering and death. We are failing often, yet I still harbor hope for the progression into the future.
I hope these words find you in good health and in good spirits. Peace.
This clip is a masterpiece. No question. It makes me feel just as watching Koyaanisqatsi by Goedfrey Reggio did.
Had the same thought.
THIS. this this this.
the sound design alone is enough to give me chills.
Very very nice work, it brings to mind somewhat Godfrey Reggio’s brilliant “Koyaanisqatsi”, in particular the urban landscapes within the film. Bravo!!
Yes! I was just about to post this very thought. Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass vibes, for sure.
@@smarmar400 :) I have to say there’s a lot of Phillip Glass works that I don’t care for but his soundtrack here is one of my favorites. Also love his string quartets, piano music and organ works. Cheers
Great show last night, didn't really have any expectations but blown away regardless.
Henry Fonda, mar 18, 2023
Beautiful and grotesque. Well done.
Holy cow! This is an outstanding piece of art! You don't even need weed to find this mesmerizing...
True....but it defanantly wouldnt hurt lol 😄
@@chriscole7056 hehe, no it wouldn't. It's a bit different then. Better different... 😉
@@tweakabit3682 fa sho yo !
8
@@carlosalbertocardozo9925 9
this is one of the best audio visual experiences a person can have
This is literally, and I’m not saying this lightly, the most satisfying and mesmerizing video ever. Just fixed on the center if the screen and all my troubles disappeared and for 5 minutes I was i a beautiful trance.
Magic !
The geometry used in this video speaks to so many theories in such a beautiful way. Everything is the same.
And holy shit - Every fucking comment. This video left everyone questioning existentialism lol
Max Cooper. Todo el disco en un viaje a la introspección del espacio fuera y dentro de nosotros. Muchas Gracias.
А лучше смотреть на все верхним зрением, если получиться
I thought Thom Yorke was going start singing at anytime.
that'd be awesome!!
I think this is better than Thom could do...
@@StabbyMcBlade not really
@@shponglechunch so you prefer Thom, I prefer this...
StabbyMcBlade nah fam
Wow. I love this
i love you
Thank goodness I’m not on drugs right now. Thank goodness I’m not on drugs right now. Thank goodness I’m not on drugs right now.
This video is 11/10. Dude, seriously wtf. These are like the dreams of my childhood. I'm so happy. Going to rewatch this until the day I die. It's perfect, in it's right.
Quantity has a quality of its own.
Those slow sound progressions, those visuals ... Dope for eyes and ears.
This feels like peak modern art, I really wish it goes only above, but for now feels untouchable
I love the transition throughout the video from artificially created shots to long-takes of forests and oceans. I don't think those parts are edited at all, and yet they still appear as infinite as the computer-generated sections before them.
so glad someone else noticed this. really amazing work.
@@maisboyfriend I interpret that as the whole point of the video 🙂
@@stevesm2010 same. once i noticed it the video became much more profound.
Cheer~~~~the action of repeating something that has already been said or written.😊
I’ve got an iPhone in Landscape mode wired up between 2 Genelec studio speakers, the whole look and sound is like the greatest art installation of all time.
Every time I listen to this, I feel like a part of this video. It's like I repeat myself but I am also different from the person who listened to this before.
The music is good, the video made me drift into a oddly mind set for a few
"Good job" doesn't even come close to describing this . Wow!
This is a ballsy piece of art, talk about committing to an idea, bravo.
Das ist wirklich eines der größten Meisterwerke der Menschheit und ich will damit gar nicht übertreiben. Ganz ohne Worte versetzt einen dieses Video in eine existentielle Krise und schenkt einem dennoch einen Einblick in die Schönheit der Unendlichkeit. Nihilismus vom Feinsten.
What a cool meditation!
Five seconds in and I can already tell that this is gonna mess with my head
This really wakes up something in me, every single time
It wakes up your deeper understanding that you already know, but you just pretending not to.
The self that has seen this many times before...
This song is a tear between the ether and the material, it touches us and is felt, sensed but not understood, the mind although it could, has no desire to intellectualize
one of the most underrated comments on youtube
There is something very Liminal about this. Even the spots where there are people, feel like that void between states. Crosswalks, vortex between highways... even the highway itself is a boundary between places, The space between buildings, but because of the vast repeating... it stops being a place, and becomes an endless boundary. The uncanny feeling, its very strong. Its so odd the moments where its just the ocean... almost feel like a breather, less liminality...
I feel almost sick watching this, its so cool
For some reason, the music makes me feel like everythings going to be okay
I found myself thinking about the first time I got arrested. I was a senior in high school and got caught selling adderall in the school bathroom and was charged with a felony. It was one of the scariest moments of my life. I had no idea what was going to happen. But I was also filled with gratitude because I don't live like that anymore.
Because it is
same for me as far as the cosmos is concerned ...while at the same time the video made me think that everything definitely isn't okay as far as the people living on this speck of dust are concerned.
ditto°°°
it is.
Every song accompanied by a video by Max Cooper is a bit of a psychedelic journey. I love it.
perfect video for this track. It deserves millions of views
@@youtubeuserumb а должны быть миллионы!) я, в общем, дико рад, что это в рекоменды прилетело.
It got millions
@@whatamievendoing yeeeee boiiiiiiii
I'm nothing short of awestruck. this is probably one of my favorite TH-cam videos of all time
What a beautiful world that is shown in the video!
This is what it feels like to live in the 21st century.
Restlessly monotonous
Ah, almost
Acid showed me that
So fucking true
Everything and everyone is just common and damn repetitive.
Speaks to me and then created a story in my head and just let the music bleed into my deep void of a heart
Fantastic! Beautiful visuals! Reminds me of Koyansquatsi, Baraka, great work! Well done!
I would love to see an updated version of Koyaanisqatsi like this by Max Cooper and Kevin McGloughlin. Absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing
Mathematically beautiful. This makes me wonder why people sense beauty from periodicity
I just feel bad for the editor's computer. So many damn layers.
I feel bad for the editor's brain. Kevin always puts it all out and delivers tremendously. I keep coming back to these videos to watch them some more
or on the the last jedi. infinite rey scene
I feel bad for the H264 video codec. It says: No!
wait this isnt real?
Are you a computer?
This seriously reminds me of the fever dreams I used to have as a kid 😂 Epic!
That’s exactly what I was feeling !!
I used to have dreams like this when i was sick as a child .
same
Same here...thought that particularly with the brief space scene
same..
Amazing music, amazing visuals
Wow.
If you're lucky to see this on the massive screens at one of Max's live shows, it's truly mesmerising. On the small screen it's an incredible piece of music and art, but when he plays this track and video at one of his live 3D/AV events, it's totally off the scale. I've never been in a venue where so many people are just in compelete awe of what they're seeing and hearing. If he's ever at a venue near you - just go. He's a genius and his nights are like nothing I've ever seen in almost 30 years of gigs and clubbing.
This track proves that there is still hope for the human race!
Reminds me of the very first dreams I remember having. Just senseless, complex, overwhelming infinity.
Sounds both terrifying and beautiful.
Sounds incredible. Dreams are difficult happenings.
I feel you bro. Happens to me still now and then
Finn Reisner weird the first dreams I remember were video game like. Viewing myself horizontally super mario style and jumping on clouds.
I had fever nightmares as a kid like this, but the infinite space always started to close in, always got so small
This is hands down one of the best pieces of art ive seen. The tune and the video are simply astonishing. It kind of reminds me of Star Guitar by the chemical brothers and Gosh by Jamie X.
Luuk Roper 👌👌
Chemical brothers 💜
Heard of Philipp Glass, Steve Reich and Koyaanisqatsi?
@@niceanddestroyed Yes!! Music for 18 musicians is a masterpiece
in Portugal .. soon !! MAX @Sonar Lisboa
This is more than just music, this screams fury and vengeance within. Overcome from your faults in life, everything's a test nowadays. Take it easy on yourself.
“There's a point where we just let the music take over everything.” ...
wow this music video is such a masterpiece
This is beautiful and scary in the same time, i luv it!!
Wow. Just wow.
Wow. Just WOW. x2
Max Cooper is from another planet.