I HATED knocked Loose until I saw them live. Bryans vocals were like fingernails on a chalkboard. Then it hit me... he isn't trying to "sound" like anyone. He sounds like Bryan. Huge respect for just doing what you do and not trying to pretend to be something else.
@@jasonfitzgerald90 I hear ya bro. It took me a while +seeing them live and watching podcasts lol. Somewhere along the line I gained respect for him just sounding like him.
Never in my past 16 year old selfs mind did I EVER think I'd see Knocked Loose on a UA-cam page like this... like I always knew them as some small harcore band in the scene. Didn't know until today this many people knew of them! Fuckin love it!
Im 42, and I have lost touch with the music scene over the years. But like you I grew up with all the oldies, but Im not too stuck in my ways to appreciate talent. I gotta say, these guys are something special. Their animated EP was a masterpiece! Im so addicted I have started to annoy my wife! I hope these guys get the recognition they deserve, and it seems to be going that way for them! arf! arf!
Was expecting a different vocal tone based on the instrumental tones. Gotta appreciate a vocalist who can do this repeatedly without blowing out their vocal chords, I suppose there is an art to it
I got my start in hardcore bands and the fact that Knocked Loose is getting such a broad scope of audience now really gives me hope. Gotta see you dive deeper into Gojira if you want the groove, I promise you won't be disappointed!
Oh yes Gojira is the epitome of doing so much but doing it right. The pick scrapes, the tapping, the breakdowns, the harmonized guitar riffs, the time signature changes etc… They do sooooo much in each song and somehow always tie it all together and it works perfectly.
I think it's Meshuggah that introduced that dissonant siren-esque guitar lead during breakdowns. Makes me think of Future breed machine. And the decadently brutal 43% burnt by Dillinger Escape Plan.
Yep, I instantly thought of Future Breed Machine. So glad I got to see them play it live back in 2002 before their catalog got huge after like 10 albums later lol
So, I went to school for audio engineering/music production, and it's part of how I make a living these days. Here's how most of these incredible live mixes happen: They record the mics/DIs into a DAW, straight from the mixing board at the show. After they record, someone does a mix of the show to be able to hear the performance in the most epic way possible. It includes the normal stuff: eliminating mic bleed, levels, EQ, compression, time-based effects, etc. They don't usually "doctor" any performances though, especially with a band like this where there aren't any clean vocals to use pitch correction on. Knocked Loose truly is this good live.
I need friends in my life that nerd out on music like this... at 47 it's not easy. Great Vid, love the energy. My fav KL is Still I Wander south... Gnarly groove.
Damn Michael you are killing it recently with the videos. I didn’t watch a video of yours for roughly a month but I couldn’t keep away from these last 6 videos you’ve put out. Really digging the heavier vibes… thanks for what you do.
Michael, you've been spoiling us metal nerds with these recent uploads. Thank you! Love your content, it helps me discover other great artists outside of metal and that's always good for a music diet.
Their live shows are beyond crazy and sounds exactly like this. They are the absolute greatest opening band of all time. I’ve seen so many bands but this one brings crazy energy.
so I mentored a kid for 5 years and got introduced to all of these bands. Slaughter To Prevail and August Burns Red are two of my favorites. The coolest thing was getting to go to concerts where the median age was 15. Seeing kids see their favorite bands for the first time and watching them lose their minds reminded me how that used to feel when my knees worked and gas money was all I needed to get through the week
Wasn’t a Knocked Loose fan until I saw this concert footage. Absolute fun to see your reaction and love your breakdown of the elements of this opener! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
What you said about "sometimes the lyrics/lead/drums/etc takes you away" is something I needed to hear. There are songs in genres I don't typically follow that steal my interest because of exactly what you just said, and now I have a way of putting it in words.
I saw Knocked Loose live on Halloween last year and they sounded this good. I will say part of how their live mix is so good is because they use digital amp modelers for the house mix bit they also use real amps for stage sound so what you’re hearing is probably a mix of both
The best description of the band is that they’re a blend of the 90s/00s industrial noise sound, grooves of djent, and the technical skill of modern metal. The vocals and sound are not for everyone. But that industrial/punk sound shines so hard as a core component
The initial grasp to fear factory was a phenomenal connection. Fear factory, devil driver, sepultura,meshugga, mushroomhead, soulfly, static x, white zombie, tool, and so many more. That whole 80s-00s evolution of metal/punk/industrial/screamo/groove metal/etc. is their entire vibe.
@@joshuafunk9438 I’m getting lots of new metal vibe. It’s not my favorite for metalcore, I agree fear factory for sure. This song does not meet the standard of modern metal though. Meshuggah is on another level. Just my opinions:)
It literally made me SO happy to watch someone listen to and appreciate this band/hardcore music who doesn't normally listen to it and GET IT. Like you got it man; you felt that. I loved this video.
Right now, Knocked Loose is probably up there in terms of filthy breakdowns and original hardcore riffing. Their last EP (from which that song is taken) is just fire from start to finish.
Knocked Loose opened up for Beartooth in 2018 when I saw them in NY, when Knocked Loose played (had never heard of them before) I legit felt like their guitars were punching me in the face repetitively. It was rad lol
Personally, I love watching you react/breakdown newer bands. As someone who’s a bit younger than you I can appreciate the history of metal but as not as intimately familiar with stuff before the 00’s. You provided some cool context of how these older bands have explicitly or implicitly shaped metal and why they are important in the modern scene today. Thanks as always!!
Hahaha. I just discovered this band myself and your reaction is my same exact reaction . I'm an old head too so yeah I hear all the influences its f****** awesome
@@chipzor He's speaking on the mix from the production, not their live mix. I agree with him too, pretty sure they added a sample overtop the kick to make the drums pop. Pretty sure of a snare sample as well.
Love the video! For more Knocked Loose, I’d say to try out the track Belleville - such strong grooves in that one. For other adjacent bands, Kublai Khan TX has some awesome grooves, though maybe fewer switches. “Boomslang” has a great bounce to it and is a great first exposure. Counterparts is also another band with great grooves that are always moving around. “Bound to the Burn” may be their best example of this!
Great video! Something that always blows me away just the pure energy is Strapping Young Lad. Everyone's buddy Devin Townsend in his Hevy Devy days. Velvet Kevorkian/All Hail the New Flesh from Download 2006. So heavy.
im late to the knocked loose train but its so cool that theyre becoming so big in such a polarizing genre. people i wouldnt expect to touch music like this with a 10 ft pole seem to be getting into it. its a crazy phenomenon
That "Fear Factory" sound you mention was brought to our ears by Norma Jean "Bless the Martyr and Kiss the Child". They didn't invent it, but they made it stay forever in Metal!
I grew up with and was good friends with there lead singer Bryan, he actually use to be into hip hop/rap, before he got into heavy metal, Kevin there bassist also use to go my school, it’s kinda crazy seeing how far they’ve came I remember when they were first starting out and doing tiny shows in louisville
It’s funny because the type of music that Micheal plays I’m really bad at playing and learning. But this stuff is so easy for me to play. 😂 I often feel like a bad guitar player but this video makes me feel a little better about my abilities and strengths.
So interesting and fun to hear a musician with zero knowledge of the scene (a scene that is niche and also filled with die hard historians) attribute influences and such in a way that makes total sense, despite probably not being what the band itself had in mind. Would LOVE to see more reactions to hardcore bands.
I think you’d really dig what Vildhjarta does, their album Masstaden is great, I’d check out All These Feelings, also The Dahli Thundering Concept’s album Savages blends a couple elements of different genres but they’re mainly a metal band, I’d check out Flying With The Sheperds or Blessed With Boredom
Also Animals As Leaders would be great too, or early Monuments, there’s a video of John Browne performing Doxa for EMGTV and his technicality is truly inspiring
Meshuggah and Fear Factory were the earliest I remember hearing the dissonant chords like that. Future Breed Machine is pretty much the groundwork of that for me
This is one of my favorite bands of all time now. They come from the hardcore scene which is why they are so much about crowd interaction and that "get up here" type of shit. No need to teach anything... They're playing in like Drop A on 7 strings. You should check out the band Kublai Khan and their song "The Hammer" for similar stuff to this.
Been waiting on this video from you for years and I’m elated that it happened this way, knocked loose started my infatuation with guitar tones and heavy guitar forward music. Please I highly highly recommend you dig through there discography and react to the short movie that coincides with the EP (the intro track being the one you just reacted to) it will leave you in awe
Gotta say, Knocked Loose was one of the last band I’d expect you to react to. Not surprised to hear many people disliking the vocals; they’re definitely an acquired taste and not for everyone. Where I draw the line is when idiots say that it takes no talent and that anyone can do that. I dare any naysayers to try and scream like this for 5 minutes without ruining your vocal cords. Learning proper harsh vocal technique is a long term process, and while admittedly Bryan isn’t my favorite harsh vocalist, I respect the ferocity and skill he has. You don’t have to enjoy the music, but don’t spew BS about it not being “real music” or “just worthless noise”. That just speaks volumes about how narrow minded you are.
On that fear factory thing you're talking about, if it wasn't before 1995, then it could've been Meshuggah with their 1995 song Future Breed Machine. At least that's the first thing that comes to mind, so I could be wrong.
Watching this again just after the Chad drum video as I remember the same excitement. Just noticed Frame freeze at 2:24 with the salmon stage dive 😂. Knocked loose are incredible, love them!
That dissonance you're talking about - intro/outro to Future Breed Machine by Meshuggah is always what comes to my mind. Intro to Propaganda by Sepultura a close 2nd.
Knocked Loose has taken best parts of heavy music since the Black album and made it their own. I was into all types of heavy music and now I just listen to them.
I feel that those "Fear Factory" dissonant chords are also found in early Botch, Converge, Norma Jean, Dillinger Escape Plan and that whole chaotic and metallic hardcore late 90s crew, though I might be wrong
"I don't know what is going on here" is actually a great way to describe a knocked loose show
💯💯💯
i love seeing people not from the scene get excited about hardcore music. its so cool.
This. Feel like I’m hearing it for the first time, too
It's the absolute coolest, I can't get enough of how everyone reacts to Bryan for the first time lol
i might get shit on for this but his vocals always remind me of Bannon
@@shogekimurayou aren't wrong
They remind me of a 14 year old boys talent show vocals
But I still enjoy Knocked Loose
I HATED knocked Loose until I saw them live. Bryans vocals were like fingernails on a chalkboard. Then it hit me... he isn't trying to "sound" like anyone. He sounds like Bryan. Huge respect for just doing what you do and not trying to pretend to be something else.
I was good friends with Bryan since middle school it’s kinda crazy seeing how far they’ve come
That’s where I am right now. His vocals kill me.
@@jasonfitzgerald90 I hear ya bro. It took me a while +seeing them live and watching podcasts lol. Somewhere along the line I gained respect for him just sounding like him.
The music is great but bros voice is hilarious.
Brian’s vocals make me feel stretched, but in a good way. Hard to explain but it’s delicious
Seeing a professional instrumentalists’ ice cold reaction to this absolute masterpiece of an opening song off this ep.. that was gold
Never in my past 16 year old selfs mind did I EVER think I'd see Knocked Loose on a UA-cam page like this... like I always knew them as some small harcore band in the scene. Didn't know until today this many people knew of them! Fuckin love it!
They’re pretty big now
They just rocked Coachella's crowds!
Especially since they just played for Coachella. It’s awesome how mainstream it’s becoming
I like how when he paused at 2:36 the dude jumping off stage was straight parallel to the ground 😂
Dog this has me crying I didn’t even catch that 😂😂
Norma Jean used the dissonant two note chord heavily in their album Bless the Martyr Kiss the Child. One of the best albums of all time
Memphis will be laid to waste, to be specific 😎😎
Kinda why I stopped following NJ and went more towards the chariot
Long live
Long live.
Word.
“I’m sorry for stopping and starting, but I’m not”.
Never change mate.
EVERY TIME I DIE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO HEAR. Super groovy and riff city.
Yes!
Im 42, and I have lost touch with the music scene over the years. But like you I grew up with all the oldies, but Im not too stuck in my ways to appreciate talent. I gotta say, these guys are something special. Their animated EP was a masterpiece! Im so addicted I have started to annoy my wife! I hope these guys get the recognition they deserve, and it seems to be going that way for them! arf! arf!
Was expecting a different vocal tone based on the instrumental tones. Gotta appreciate a vocalist who can do this repeatedly without blowing out their vocal chords, I suppose there is an art to it
I got my start in hardcore bands and the fact that Knocked Loose is getting such a broad scope of audience now really gives me hope. Gotta see you dive deeper into Gojira if you want the groove, I promise you won't be disappointed!
glad someone else mentioned Gojira!
I actually seen Knocked Loose open for Gojira earlier this year in Asheville.
@@vladtheinhaler8940 how was that?!?! Sounds amazing
Oh yes Gojira is the epitome of doing so much but doing it right. The pick scrapes, the tapping, the breakdowns, the harmonized guitar riffs, the time signature changes etc… They do sooooo much in each song and somehow always tie it all together and it works perfectly.
I think it's Meshuggah that introduced that dissonant siren-esque guitar lead during breakdowns. Makes me think of Future breed machine. And the decadently brutal 43% burnt by Dillinger Escape Plan.
Yes. Meshuggah for SURE.
@@Guitargate Have you seen: 2am at Dennys?
Yep, I instantly thought of Future Breed Machine. So glad I got to see them play it live back in 2002 before their catalog got huge after like 10 albums later lol
My boyfriend took me to my first meshuggah show in October and it was so amazing. I can’t wait to see them again lol
Sepultura came to my mind
This rules. K//L is one of the best bands I’ve ever seen live and I saw Dillinger 11 times. They sound just like this live, btw.
So, I went to school for audio engineering/music production, and it's part of how I make a living these days. Here's how most of these incredible live mixes happen: They record the mics/DIs into a DAW, straight from the mixing board at the show. After they record, someone does a mix of the show to be able to hear the performance in the most epic way possible. It includes the normal stuff: eliminating mic bleed, levels, EQ, compression, time-based effects, etc. They don't usually "doctor" any performances though, especially with a band like this where there aren't any clean vocals to use pitch correction on. Knocked Loose truly is this good live.
I need friends in my life that nerd out on music like this... at 47 it's not easy. Great Vid, love the energy. My fav KL is Still I Wander south... Gnarly groove.
"IVE SPENT SOO MUCH OF MY LIFE.....
TRYING TO GET OUT..
AND STILL I WANDER SOUTH"!!!
when dude points and goes "YES" I literally screamed.
Damn Michael you are killing it recently with the videos. I didn’t watch a video of yours for roughly a month but I couldn’t keep away from these last 6 videos you’ve put out. Really digging the heavier vibes… thanks for what you do.
Michael, you've been spoiling us metal nerds with these recent uploads. Thank you! Love your content, it helps me discover other great artists outside of metal and that's always good for a music diet.
Their live shows are beyond crazy and sounds exactly like this. They are the absolute greatest opening band of all time. I’ve seen so many bands but this one brings crazy energy.
so I mentored a kid for 5 years and got introduced to all of these bands. Slaughter To Prevail and August Burns Red are two of my favorites. The coolest thing was getting to go to concerts where the median age was 15. Seeing kids see their favorite bands for the first time and watching them lose their minds reminded me how that used to feel when my knees worked and gas money was all I needed to get through the week
Shit isn't that the truth lol 🤘
15! Love it.
@@Guitargate pleasssseeee do an august burns red song! they are my favorite band! been listening to them for 15 years now
Marianas Trench by August burns red is absolutely filthy
I'm from the 2000s pop punk, metalcore and deathcore Era and I felt this
They sound that great live seeing them in a small venue is amazing. I love how the crowd stage dives its fun
Wasn’t a Knocked Loose fan until I saw this concert footage. Absolute fun to see your reaction and love your breakdown of the elements of this opener! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Thank you for the enthusiasm, Mr. Palmisano. Great vid.
Your passion and nerdiness is contageous - I love how much you love it
What you said about "sometimes the lyrics/lead/drums/etc takes you away" is something I needed to hear. There are songs in genres I don't typically follow that steal my interest because of exactly what you just said, and now I have a way of putting it in words.
you actually explain thoughts/process. i like that.
I saw Knocked Loose live on Halloween last year and they sounded this good. I will say part of how their live mix is so good is because they use digital amp modelers for the house mix bit they also use real amps for stage sound so what you’re hearing is probably a mix of both
The heavy content lately has been absolutely top tier and refreshing for your channel. Awesome work mate.
The best description of the band is that they’re a blend of the 90s/00s industrial noise sound, grooves of djent, and the technical skill of modern metal.
The vocals and sound are not for everyone. But that industrial/punk sound shines so hard as a core component
The initial grasp to fear factory was a phenomenal connection. Fear factory, devil driver, sepultura,meshugga, mushroomhead, soulfly, static x, white zombie, tool, and so many more.
That whole 80s-00s evolution of metal/punk/industrial/screamo/groove metal/etc. is their entire vibe.
@@joshuafunk9438 I’m getting lots of new metal vibe. It’s not my favorite for metalcore, I agree fear factory for sure. This song does not meet the standard of modern metal though. Meshuggah is on another level. Just my opinions:)
This awesome, I dug your chon reaction vid and then this is just great. I love when we can listen to dif genres and just enjoy it.
Thanks for doing more heavy stuff!
It literally made me SO happy to watch someone listen to and appreciate this band/hardcore music who doesn't normally listen to it and GET IT. Like you got it man; you felt that. I loved this video.
Right now, Knocked Loose is probably up there in terms of filthy breakdowns and original hardcore riffing. Their last EP (from which that song is taken) is just fire from start to finish.
A Tear in the Fabric of Life gave me chills, I haven't felt that since when I first heard Converge when I was 13.
I have been listening to Nothingface for probably 20+ years. Thank you for mentioning them!
Knocked Loose opened up for Beartooth in 2018 when I saw them in NY, when Knocked Loose played (had never heard of them before) I legit felt like their guitars were punching me in the face repetitively. It was rad lol
This was fire man
How did I miss this video of yours? Didn’t expect a hardcore band here but I am all for it 😂 let’s goooo
Personally, I love watching you react/breakdown newer bands. As someone who’s a bit younger than you I can appreciate the history of metal but as not as intimately familiar with stuff before the 00’s. You provided some cool context of how these older bands have explicitly or implicitly shaped metal and why they are important in the modern scene today. Thanks as always!!
I NEVER THOUGHT YOU WOULD DO A KL VIDEO THIS IS THE BEST GIFT THANK YOU
So glad you mentioned Nothingface. They definitely don’t get nearly enough love these days. They were so good.
Also Gorod has one hell of a groove. The track “Programmers of Decline” off the album Process of a New Decline is a great place to start.
I was gonna say the same thing! The Violence album stayed in my discman for months on repeat.
@allenchan4068 omg good album.
This guy is totally nerding out to these riffs lol.
Hahaha. I just discovered this band myself and your reaction is my same exact reaction . I'm an old head too so yeah I hear all the influences its f****** awesome
I loved the ambition of sitting there with your guitar in you lap tuned to standard 😆
Dude trying Knocked Loose on a E standard guitar is such an innocent thing xD
I'm a recording and mixing engineer! This might have a kick sample on it but the rest feels pretty genuinely live!
Definitely no samples with this band! They're from the hardcore scene, all about real sounds and the grind
@@chipzor He's speaking on the mix from the production, not their live mix. I agree with him too, pretty sure they added a sample overtop the kick to make the drums pop. Pretty sure of a snare sample as well.
Love the video! For more Knocked Loose, I’d say to try out the track Belleville - such strong grooves in that one. For other adjacent bands, Kublai Khan TX has some awesome grooves, though maybe fewer switches. “Boomslang” has a great bounce to it and is a great first exposure.
Counterparts is also another band with great grooves that are always moving around. “Bound to the Burn” may be their best example of this!
The breakdown in Kublai Khan’s “the truest love” gave me the most visceral reaction I’ve gotten from music in a long time
Dude I love how excited you get over this shit 🤘
The fact that you referenced NothingFace made my day! Love them and knocked loose! 🤘🏻
Great video!
Something that always blows me away just the pure energy is Strapping Young Lad. Everyone's buddy Devin Townsend in his Hevy Devy days. Velvet Kevorkian/All Hail the New Flesh from Download 2006. So heavy.
I love this shit their second album is so good
I love how much you love music :) awesome man lolzz
Definitely need to check out The Warriors. Slings and Arrows is a whole vibe. It's the precursor to this stuff and very groove heavy.
Bro you gotta do this whole show please. It’s my favorite live performance video ever. Every song is so good.
^^ def thisb
Yes! I don't know what's going on here, but I dig it!
Man Knocked Loose goes hard, great video 🤘
im late to the knocked loose train but its so cool that theyre becoming so big in such a polarizing genre. people i wouldnt expect to touch music like this with a 10 ft pole seem to be getting into it. its a crazy phenomenon
First metal band I heard that did that “fear factory” thing your talking about is Meshuggah on the song “Future Breed Machine” back in ‘95
This makes me so happy
That "Fear Factory" sound you mention was brought to our ears by Norma Jean "Bless the Martyr and Kiss the Child". They didn't invent it, but they made it stay forever in Metal!
Opeth playing Deliverance live is one of the most brutal grooves/outtro you can ever find.
I was there - it was THAT GOOD. thanks for the video!
NIIICCCEEE
Knocked Loose can literally takeover the genre if they continue touring and dropping hellfire like this
I grew up with and was good friends with there lead singer Bryan, he actually use to be into hip hop/rap, before he got into heavy metal, Kevin there bassist also use to go my school, it’s kinda crazy seeing how far they’ve came I remember when they were first starting out and doing tiny shows in louisville
I was late to the Knocked Loose party, found them only when they put out Deep in the Willow but damn, what a band
I've always loved that lone snare hit a beat before the grinding verse riff
It’s funny because the type of music that Micheal plays I’m really bad at playing and learning. But this stuff is so easy for me to play. 😂 I often feel like a bad guitar player but this video makes me feel a little better about my abilities and strengths.
im so glad you're going down this rabbit hole......
So interesting and fun to hear a musician with zero knowledge of the scene (a scene that is niche and also filled with die hard historians) attribute influences and such in a way that makes total sense, despite probably not being what the band itself had in mind. Would LOVE to see more reactions to hardcore bands.
Bro, go to one of their shows. They're amazing.
More Knocked Loose! ❤
They usually have their tunings in A standard and Drop G in their earlier work.
Amazing drummer
KL is officially mainstream. It's a 7 string tuned to G btw
This man gets it.
More Knocked Loose would be greatly appreciated. Maybe do the the last EP with lyrics on the side for the full experience.
Please do more of those.
I think you’d really dig what Vildhjarta does, their album Masstaden is great, I’d check out All These Feelings, also The Dahli Thundering Concept’s album Savages blends a couple elements of different genres but they’re mainly a metal band, I’d check out Flying With The Sheperds or Blessed With Boredom
Also Animals As Leaders would be great too, or early Monuments, there’s a video of John Browne performing Doxa for EMGTV and his technicality is truly inspiring
Vildhjarta has some of the filthiest riffs in music today
Meshuggah and Fear Factory were the earliest I remember hearing the dissonant chords like that. Future Breed Machine is pretty much the groundwork of that for me
This is one of my favorite bands of all time now. They come from the hardcore scene which is why they are so much about crowd interaction and that "get up here" type of shit. No need to teach anything... They're playing in like Drop A on 7 strings. You should check out the band Kublai Khan and their song "The Hammer" for similar stuff to this.
Man, I never expected to see Knocked Loose make it to your channel. This is awesome lol
Been waiting on this video from you for years and I’m elated that it happened this way, knocked loose started my infatuation with guitar tones and heavy guitar forward music. Please I highly highly recommend you dig through there discography and react to the short movie that coincides with the EP (the intro track being the one you just reacted to) it will leave you in awe
They also play in A standard, drop G for there older stuff, drop A for even older stuff
The band that did that repeating dissonant chord first is Meshuggah on the track “Future Breed Machine”. I think that’s what you were looking for.
I saw Knocked Loose open for Gojira November 2021. They were the heaviest shit I’ve ever heard. Such a brutal band.
Michael you’re the goat thats all I have to say
LoG would be the first that comes to mind, as far as bands that have carried the groove torch post-Pantera.
That was my first thought.
across 5 aprils did the dissonante panic chords first in 2000 with the song blue eyed suicide
🤘😃🤘 first thing in morning...good morning
GREAT vid Micheal
Yes Knocked Loose 🤘
The first time I heard these guys was the first time I saw them live back in Nashville this year. Fuckin blew me away they put on one hell of a show.
Oh shit I was at THIS show! That’s dope. Bro someone broke there ankle at this show it got heavy.
Gotta say, Knocked Loose was one of the last band I’d expect you to react to. Not surprised to hear many people disliking the vocals; they’re definitely an acquired taste and not for everyone. Where I draw the line is when idiots say that it takes no talent and that anyone can do that. I dare any naysayers to try and scream like this for 5 minutes without ruining your vocal cords. Learning proper harsh vocal technique is a long term process, and while admittedly Bryan isn’t my favorite harsh vocalist, I respect the ferocity and skill he has. You don’t have to enjoy the music, but don’t spew BS about it not being “real music” or “just worthless noise”. That just speaks volumes about how narrow minded you are.
This is a weird comment. He did nothing but praise the band, and he didn't even comment on the vocals.
@@kanoaikawachthey were referring to the comments section
On that fear factory thing you're talking about, if it wasn't before 1995, then it could've been Meshuggah with their 1995 song Future Breed Machine. At least that's the first thing that comes to mind, so I could be wrong.
Watching this again just after the Chad drum video as I remember the same excitement. Just noticed Frame freeze at 2:24 with the salmon stage dive 😂. Knocked loose are incredible, love them!
That dissonance you're talking about - intro/outro to Future Breed Machine by Meshuggah is always what comes to my mind. Intro to Propaganda by Sepultura a close 2nd.
Knocked Loose has taken best parts of heavy music since the Black album and made it their own. I was into all types of heavy music and now I just listen to them.
I was at this show, crazy to see it here.
That Fear Factory sound you mentioned, similar, but I would reference Human Breed Machine by Meshuggah.
Woah buddy. God bless brotha. You were fishing huh. which is good, and now I use you to find the good stuff. Heard of Nahko Bear?
10:45
My exact thoughts the ENTIRE time! 🤣🤣🤣
I feel that those "Fear Factory" dissonant chords are also found in early Botch, Converge, Norma Jean, Dillinger Escape Plan and that whole chaotic and metallic hardcore late 90s crew, though I might be wrong
BUY A 7 STRING ALREADY DAMN IT
I love watching other people fall in love with Knocked Loose. 💜