Wish Chris Puma was mentioned in this. As his niece it sucks knowing he was in this band and not seeing him get the recognition he deserves is heartbreaking. RIP Uncle Chris
this band helped me grow up, hearing them first was 'this is not possible'. I found them from DEP but hearing bands other than DEP that were doin crazy shit, man... love this band. Its one of those bands you get jealous and hate them for being so talented but still love, if you know what I mean.
***** Yeah, that could have something to do with it. But there were so many other bands from that era that were much more popular but half as talented and original as Candiria.
It has a ring and is a dick. It's funny and has rebel value. In essence, it takes more for listeners to get wood. Plus its spelled with a Z. Comon. It's win win win win
Candiria changed my life growing up. I followed them around NYS, must have caught them 10x from NYC to Buffalo. One of my all time faves still today 2018.
I first heard of Candiria thanks to MTV. No shit, MTV is the reason I discovered Candiria. It was a "you hear it first" segment before a commercial break. It was only a minute or two, but I immediately went out and bought 300 Percent Density and spent the next few years trying to fully analyze and understand the music. That started it all for me. Thanks MTV?
I'll never forget the first time I heard 300% density. Candiria were lights years ahead of time. What an incredible band. My ex kept my yellow and red Candiria top "Children of Mental Awareness".Unforgivable!
i love candiria, i love candiria , i love candiria. i drove my first band crazy in rehearsals and on the road with surrealistic madness, and 300 percent density. there was like two years where i only listend rlto those two albums. then i got the c.om.a imprint, and fuck yeah!! this band changed my musical life.
I purchased ‘The Process of Self Development’ in Vegas at Balcony Lights back in like 99/00 and the breakdown on ‘Three Times Again’ gave me chills, still does. One of the baddest breakdowns ever. I used to (pre internet and easy access) spend hours going to bands sites and record label sites to look at tour dates to see bands coming through town. Used to go to Candiria’s website all the time. When you went they had the breakdown for a period of time as the music when you enter the website. I used to go to the website so I could just listen to that breakdown lol. Amazing band. Living in Vegas Ive only, since ‘99 got to see them once, but it was memorable. 2002 Clutch, Biohazard, Candiria. Will never forget that show. Me and like 9 other hardcore kids there for Candiria opening the show dancing at the House of Blues to an empty floor. The guys of Candiria loved our intensity. Me, a 16 year old with like 9 30-50 year old old school Hc Kids who knew what was up. Where was everyone else in the Vegas HC scene? Who knows, but we had that floor for 5-6 songs and it was a great. There’s my story about Candiria lol.
WTF! how did i go my whole life without knowing this band? i thought that i couldnt be impressed anymore and then... MASSIVELY underrated like another comment said.
The most under-rated group of all-time. They influenced every source of heavy material out there. They still are unique and the coolest shit out there. People need to fucking pay attention to them and keep there fire lit. I love all genres of music, everything underneath the sun and they do every style amazingly. Keep that Brook-city train going Candiria.
This takes me right back to high school. I still remember someone introducing me to “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”. Also, I don’t care what anyone says, the “What Doesn’t Kill You” record may be different but it’s still amazing.
YES! man, i must have seen these guys at least 100 times between like '96 and '00. i still get goosebumps when i hear the old songs. can't wait to hear the new album and hopefully catch them on tour!!
+NmeshTV So innovative. I don't know who else would've written the parts he did for that material. Such a treat live too! Only saw them once but he killed it. Long live Ken!
These guys were a huge inspiration on me, specially Ken's style of drumming i was one of the lucky ones to see them every time they played in NY lol..so much that that they recognized me enough to invite me to their van and smoke weed. i discover them through a tape some of my friends were passing around, then i heard "Temple of sickness" on WSOU, my first show was at CBGB's and at that time there was nothing like them in the Hard Core/Metal scene, needless to say my jaw dropped and here i am still listening to them..I still run into John and Carley mostly randomly. RIP Chris Puma the original guitarist and Eric hope you're doing well where ever you are...he was the master mind i know cuz they all told me.
Saw them a total of 1 times. But the first metal show I ever went to where the pit stopped so people could watch their just incredible level of musianship and natural chemistry and timing between them all. Honestly that show changed my life. Even my punk rawk friends were like WOW! Thats the band u wanted us to listen to? They're fucking amazing.
Was taken by a good friend to a Candiria show in my hometown of Austin TX around 2000 and they changed my life......nothing like them to this day. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
I saw these guys when I was 17 at Middlesex County College in a lunch room. They played with clubber Lang that day. They went through an unbelievable trauma with that accent and they’ll always remain a special band to me. So talented
This was my favorite band growing up. They formed my taste in music and almost made me boujee, like something written in 4/4 was just boring, like these guys have great grooves and changes. Amazing
Heard this band for this first time while serving in the Army back in '00, when my friend from New Jersey introduced me to this band. I was already open into experimental sounds, but honestly, the time signatures that this band incorporated was amazing.
I LOVED THEIR FIRST TWO RECORDS AND NOT JUST BECAUSE I RELEASED THEM. I LOVED KISS THE LIE. A GREAT CHANGE. CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR WHAT THEY COME UP WITH THIS TIME!!!!!
First time I saw these guys was at a small club on Bell Blvd in Queens called Raw in 1995 I believe. All I remember was thinking “what the hell is this that I’m listening to?!!?” I was totally blown away at how different and crazy they sounded...I was ever fan ever since that night.
Loved these guys was supposed to see them on the coma imprint tour in Poughkeepsie ny and the venue gave us the news they were in an accident. I was sad but when I saw the cover for the new cd and saw that vehicle I’m just glad everyone got out ok. 300 percent density still my favorite album.
Cliff Burton much? Damn! Holly shit! I saw you guys back in 2000 with Clutch. One of my first shows and at a place that doesn't exist anymore, The Trade Winds. Welcome back!
SAW without water vid on headbangers ball(when it rebroadcast) like '00-01? and immediately bought their stuff and blasted it, been fan ever since before TH-cam and when music stores were dying off
These Guys should have been as big and influencial as Meshuggah, I mean they were doing the same type of shit even back then, glad they're finally back though, I fucking need them lol.
@@wesleyhoskins2228 whoah, I Love Meshuggah, but they are NOT an easier listen than Candiria....or I should say Candiria is a more interesting experience.
Just heard then played on Liquid Metal the first time ever yesterday. Been a fan since the beginning. Too hear them getting airplay 20 plus yrs later. I think it was over most people's heads then. Now with all these progressive type Metalcore bands like Born of Osiris, After the burial, BTBAM etc. Now fans get it.
Sean the butcher of liquod metal did an interview with them in 2015 when they first came back. I was 20 years old. They played faction and i was amazed. Now they're one of my favorite bands
Anyone know where I can find a Candiria song, I heard it in like 2000s its a hip song but with guitars, its a really simple Candiria song but it was one of the first songs I heard, I think I found it from one of those old radiostation websites that had rando songs, e town was on there, Arid or something, Clubber Lang (sick hardcore by the way), I think it was a NJ radio but had a website. Please it starts with two chugs left and right, has guest rappers its sweet
sooooooo weird to see somebody else on the drums. it was weird to see two new guitarist in 04, but no ken...i was shocked. but apparently new dude did his home work.
Such an incredible band. The rap...meets...hardcore...meets whatever. OH HELL YEAH! :-D Just my fave band for so many years. "Only those who are willing to find out far there can go...truly find out..." :-) Carly Coma FTW!
I saw these dudes in Moosic PA back in the day. The NY hardcore bros came down and the most pit was probably the worst I've ever seen. At the time I just stood on the edge of the stage and thought I was a little bitch but in retrospect it was just a bunch of tattooed frat fucks throwing fists. The band, however, ruled. They let us stand on stage so their shitty fans wouldn't kick us to death.
the most underrated band in the last 15 years
Uh hundred percent.
🙌🏻
Easily
Of all time* fixed it for you
Wish Chris Puma was mentioned in this. As his niece it sucks knowing he was in this band and not seeing him get the recognition he deserves is heartbreaking. RIP Uncle Chris
The band changed my musical outlook, so I appreciate you and what your Uncle contributed
this band helped me grow up, hearing them first was 'this is not possible'. I found them from DEP but hearing bands other than DEP that were doin crazy shit, man... love this band. Its one of those bands you get jealous and hate them for being so talented but still love, if you know what I mean.
I'm still trying to figure out why this band still hasn't gotten the respect they deserve. Massively underrated, MASSIVELY.
***** Yeah, that could have something to do with it. But there were so many other bands from that era that were much more popular but half as talented and original as Candiria.
All in the name, man.
WebsterA Then how do you explain Limp Bizkit?
It has a ring and is a dick.
It's funny and has rebel value.
In essence, it takes more for listeners to get wood. Plus its spelled with a Z. Comon. It's win win win win
+WebsterA I have no idea what your saying , I just know its funny.. Serious..
Candiria changed my life growing up. I followed them around NYS, must have caught them 10x from NYC to Buffalo. One of my all time faves still today 2018.
1999 wow what a summer, thank you Candiria!
I first heard of Candiria thanks to MTV. No shit, MTV is the reason I discovered Candiria. It was a "you hear it first" segment before a commercial break. It was only a minute or two, but I immediately went out and bought 300 Percent Density and spent the next few years trying to fully analyze and understand the music. That started it all for me.
Thanks MTV?
I'll never forget the first time I heard 300% density. Candiria were lights years ahead of time. What an incredible band. My ex kept my yellow and red Candiria top "Children of Mental Awareness".Unforgivable!
Candiria, Dillinger Escape Plan and Meshuggah made me want to become a better musician. I learned jazz and fusion because of Candiria.
i love candiria, i love candiria , i love candiria.
i drove my first band crazy in rehearsals and on the road with surrealistic madness, and 300 percent density.
there was like two years where i only listend rlto those two albums. then i got the c.om.a imprint, and fuck yeah!! this band changed my musical life.
Me too big influence on my music. I would say them & Irate where my favorite bands. Opened for both them.
I purchased ‘The Process of Self Development’ in Vegas at Balcony Lights back in like 99/00 and the breakdown on ‘Three Times Again’ gave me chills, still does. One of the baddest breakdowns ever. I used to (pre internet and easy access) spend hours going to bands sites and record label sites to look at tour dates to see bands coming through town. Used to go to Candiria’s website all the time. When you went they had the breakdown for a period of time as the music when you enter the website. I used to go to the website so I could just listen to that breakdown lol. Amazing band. Living in Vegas Ive only, since ‘99 got to see them once, but it was memorable. 2002 Clutch, Biohazard, Candiria. Will never forget that show. Me and like 9 other hardcore kids there for Candiria opening the show dancing at the House of Blues to an empty floor. The guys of Candiria loved our intensity. Me, a 16 year old with like 9 30-50 year old old school Hc Kids who knew what was up. Where was everyone else in the Vegas HC scene? Who knows, but we had that floor for 5-6 songs and it was a great. There’s my story about Candiria lol.
WTF! how did i go my whole life without knowing this band? i thought that i couldnt be impressed anymore and then... MASSIVELY underrated like another comment said.
The most under-rated group of all-time. They influenced every source of heavy material out there. They still are unique and the coolest shit out there. People need to fucking pay attention to them and keep there fire lit. I love all genres of music, everything underneath the sun and they do every style amazingly. Keep that Brook-city train going Candiria.
This takes me right back to high school. I still remember someone introducing me to “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”. Also, I don’t care what anyone says, the “What Doesn’t Kill You” record may be different but it’s still amazing.
Undefeated. Legendary. One of the most important bands of the last 20 years. Can't wait for new tunes.
I discovered them accidentally waiting to see Bad Brains and I still haven't gotten over it.
That must have been one of the best shows of your life.
Candiria as the opener, then Cro Mags, and finally Bad Brains; summer of 2001, Irving Plaza NYC. One of the most memorable shows EVER!! Surreal!!
This band is soooo important and fucking killer. I first heard them in 1999 and it blew my mind. Heroes.
Made my day, made my year, made my entire life.
God I missed these guys so much. CANDIRIA back in the game!
Love this documentary. Candiria has always been one of my favorite bands. 300 Percent Density is still one of my all time favs...
i got a picture with john and carley, such an awesome moment. had such a great conversation with carley.
such down to earth and humble guys.
Without water is one of my favorite songs of all time
300 PERCENT DENSITY! Fuck yeah!
Love the Pinback shirt on John - another innovator for sure.
Will always be one of my favorite bands. So ahead of their time.
Candiria is still to this day one of my faves and I put at least one track on every playlist I make.
YES! man, i must have seen these guys at least 100 times between like '96 and '00. i still get goosebumps when i hear the old songs. can't wait to hear the new album and hopefully catch them on tour!!
Great documentary. So pumped that the gang is back. Ken's still one of my favorite drummers around, so unique and talented.
+flashburn2012 Hands down my favorite drummer.
+NmeshTV thanks bro
+NmeshTV So innovative. I don't know who else would've written the parts he did for that material. Such a treat live too! Only saw them once but he killed it. Long live Ken!
i saw them four times in one year, and ken was who i watched everytime.
he is a show within himself, he's such an entertaining drummer.
+John Webb i'm humbled but as well, it is our job as a performer to put on ashow so i'm glad i did my job. Cheers!! Respect John!!
Thank you, algorithm. Glad this popped up in my feed.
Every time my guitar playing mellows out I hear music like this and immediately I'm back to trying to write things that will tear peoples heads off
We need the full band back together with Eric and Kenneth.
These guys were a huge inspiration on me, specially Ken's style of drumming i was one of the lucky ones to see them every time they played in NY lol..so much that that they recognized me enough to invite me to their van and smoke weed. i discover them through a tape some of my friends were passing around, then i heard "Temple of sickness" on WSOU, my first show was at CBGB's and at that time there was nothing like them in the Hard Core/Metal scene, needless to say my jaw dropped and here i am still listening to them..I still run into John and Carley mostly randomly. RIP Chris Puma the original guitarist and Eric hope you're doing well where ever you are...he was the master mind i know cuz they all told me.
Saw these guys in the late 90's in Providence @ Lupos. What an awesome show.
We missed you guys
Beyond Reasonable Doubt was one of my favorite albums growing up. I blew out the subs in my car cranking Mental Politics.
I hope to see them live again in the future. So good.
one of the best ever. was my favorite growing up. way ahead of their time. so talented and original. much respect.
Saw them a total of 1 times. But the first metal show I ever went to where the pit stopped so people could watch their just incredible level of musianship and natural chemistry and timing between them all. Honestly that show changed my life. Even my punk rawk friends were like WOW! Thats the band u wanted us to listen to? They're fucking amazing.
They’re humble about it, also. Super good musicians.
Was taken by a good friend to a Candiria show in my hometown of Austin TX around 2000 and they changed my life......nothing like them to this day. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is so great.
Fucking awesome opening with my favorite song!
Those late 90's shows at CBGB with Crisis, Candiria, Hellbound and Disassociate were legendary. Wish someone had an upload of those shows on TH-cam.
These guys played 2 church basement shows in my small hometown in Canada back in the 90s, and things haven't been the same since
Loved this band since I first heard them play at the Trocadero in Philly. Wayyyy early.
Surrealistic Madness is one of the finest piece's of music ive ever heard. 96' baby!!!
Thanks for this. Love these guys.
I saw these guys when I was 17 at Middlesex County College in a lunch room. They played with clubber Lang that day. They went through an unbelievable trauma with that accent and they’ll always remain a special band to me. So talented
This was my favorite band growing up. They formed my taste in music and almost made me boujee, like something written in 4/4 was just boring, like these guys have great grooves and changes. Amazing
It made it across the coast quick, been a fan since 98'. From Sacramento CA. VOD another from NY that made a huge influence.
Heard this band for this first time while serving in the Army back in '00, when my friend from New Jersey introduced me to this band. I was already open into experimental sounds, but honestly, the time signatures that this band incorporated was amazing.
I LOVED THEIR FIRST TWO RECORDS AND NOT JUST BECAUSE I RELEASED THEM. I LOVED KISS THE LIE. A GREAT CHANGE. CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR WHAT THEY COME UP WITH THIS TIME!!!!!
I dream for the privilege to see Candiria live
First time I saw these guys was at a small club on Bell Blvd in Queens called Raw in 1995 I believe. All I remember was thinking “what the hell is this that I’m listening to?!!?” I was totally blown away at how different and crazy they sounded...I was ever fan ever since that night.
What CAMERA did you guys use to film this?!?! It looks mint! Please let me know
Loved these guys was supposed to see them on the coma imprint tour in Poughkeepsie ny and the venue gave us the news they were in an accident. I was sad but when I saw the cover for the new cd and saw that vehicle I’m just glad everyone got out ok. 300 percent density still my favorite album.
the dudes vocals are truly insane, not many that can do good hardcore, do some sweet death metal ones and still be able to rap is pretty unique
Love to see good bands like Candiria come back!
One of the best bands ever in my opinion. Brutal and gentle on such I high technical level.
Cliff Burton much? Damn! Holly shit! I saw you guys back in 2000 with Clutch. One of my first shows and at a place that doesn't exist anymore, The Trade Winds. Welcome back!
love this band
So underrated its criminal. Shit blew my mind
SAW without water vid on headbangers ball(when it rebroadcast) like '00-01? and immediately bought their stuff and blasted it, been fan ever since before TH-cam and when music stores were dying off
These Guys should have been as big and influencial as Meshuggah, I mean they were doing the same type of shit even back then, glad they're finally back though, I fucking need them lol.
Well even Meshuggah is easier listening than this. Plus it's harder for bands coming out of the hardcore scene to break through
@@wesleyhoskins2228 whoah, I Love Meshuggah, but they are NOT an easier listen than Candiria....or I should say Candiria is a more interesting experience.
First song I heard from these guys was 'deep cover' Candiria rocks \m/ \m/
Just heard then played on Liquid Metal the first time ever yesterday. Been a fan since the beginning. Too hear them getting airplay 20 plus yrs later. I think it was over most people's heads then. Now with all these progressive type Metalcore bands like Born of Osiris, After the burial, BTBAM etc. Now fans get it.
Sean the butcher of liquod metal did an interview with them in 2015 when they first came back. I was 20 years old. They played faction and i was amazed. Now they're one of my favorite bands
Awesome
Chapeu bas!!! Still fucking amazing! Greets from Poland
Absolutely top ten metal bands ever. Sick bastards
I heard they have a new album on Metal blade
Anyone know where I can find a Candiria song, I heard it in like 2000s its a hip song but with guitars, its a really simple Candiria song but it was one of the first songs I heard, I think I found it from one of those old radiostation websites that had rando songs, e town was on there, Arid or something, Clubber Lang (sick hardcore by the way), I think it was a NJ radio but had a website. Please it starts with two chugs left and right, has guest rappers its sweet
"THE PROCESS OF SELF-DEVELOPMENT" is still my favorite CANDIRIA.
9:29 - i have no idea what i'm doing on someone else's pearl drum set? and who is the owner of that pearl drum set?
What?
:D yes thanks metal injection for this feature doc!
I still love Candiria
great to know there back and that they know what foundation thay layed when many did not u understand there genre fusion
15:45 goosebumps.
Like a static charge releasing
wish eric could have been interviewed
sooooooo weird to see somebody else on the drums. it was weird to see two new guitarist in 04, but no ken...i was shocked. but apparently new dude did his home work.
Favorite
Yesssss.
holy shit they're back?
Yeah they may be talking themselves up as the most innovative contemporary metal band but so is everyone else, because they are.
Is there a part 2? Ended kinda abruptly
Fucking A! I love these guys!!
Every time someone says candiria, just put the word "old" in front of it.
Sorry i already deleted their last album.
I still blast their older albums.
it would have been nice to hear from eric.
Such an incredible band.
The rap...meets...hardcore...meets whatever.
OH HELL YEAH!
:-D
Just my fave band for so many years.
"Only those who are willing to find out far there can go...truly find out..."
:-)
Carly Coma FTW!
apart from d.e.p, these guys inspired me, introduced me to jazz more and even d&b...
Way ahead of their time....
I remember seeing them a little place called elbows in Dayton Ohio
Is ken back?
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No fuckin way
What's the song at 2:07
+Layne Hulcher maybe you meant at 3:07?no music at 2:07 : ) song at 3:07 is "Paradigm Shift"
THE only band who could MATCH Meshuggah in
T A L E N T E D G E N I U S ! ! ! ! !
Hey! I bought that vocalist a beer at JAXX for his bday! lol
way way ahead... ask The Mars Volta, PUYA, Dillinger Escape Plan, Gojira.
BLOOD
but what about groove and shit in Dying Fetus those days? Not that they play better than Candiria, but...
I saw these dudes in Moosic PA back in the day. The NY hardcore bros came down and the most pit was probably the worst I've ever seen. At the time I just stood on the edge of the stage and thought I was a little bitch but in retrospect it was just a bunch of tattooed frat fucks throwing fists. The band, however, ruled. They let us stand on stage so their shitty fans wouldn't kick us to death.
Michael is such a nerd lol
This is the ugly bus, You rejected musicians who have become a monstrosity in New York city.. New York's saxophone..