This album currently sits at a 92/100 on Metacritic. Also, they're charting higher on Spotify's Viral 50 that Taylor Swift and Drake. I see THAT as a win!
The album title being “you won’t go before you’re supposed to” and the final words on the entire album being “if I finally choose to sleep … this life can be way too much; why’d you leave? I feel like I’ve failed” Whooo man what a record.
I remember thinking Lorna would be one of the "heaviest" viral hits from this scene, then KL breaks loose. It's an interesting time in this music universe
The distorted ambient thing with the birds chirping is a cool little theme in this album. I heard it on Suffocate, The Calm That Keeps You Awake, Blinding Faith, and Sit & Mourn. It's so cool. Makes you feel like you're the girl in the album cover
@@LivingInTragedyon the friday it came out, i went in a shop and i could've sworn to go that the humming the fridges made was the same as on the album
I found it funny how this album didn't phase me in the slightest on an emotional level cause of not just how much extreme metal I've listened to but also from listening to so much Humanity's Last Breath last year😅
I saw them in March and they absolutely killed it. I don't think any show can top opening with Deep in the Willow and ending with Everything is Quiet Now.
The final track sit & mourn just makes me think this is written for about and Bry's grandmother that just recently passed away. It might not be, but when bry spoke about the loss when they played at midnight hour, he spoke about how important she was to him.
It’s funny seeing harder to please reviewers like Fantano and Bradley heavily praising this album while the Metal and Hardcore communities are simultaneously hating on it.
I think that's because a lot of hardcore and metal fans see a great album as an album that accomplishes everything at once, while more explored listeners see a great album in a more realistic sense where an album should be critiqued against it's own creators intentions. this album was everything it tried to be.
@@dustinfotoIt’s not medio-core, it’s radio-core. And honestly, people should stop generalizing the “metal” community. There are like 40 different sub-genres and everyone wants to guard their little corner of it. I prefer Knocked loose and Falling in Reverse to your typical radio-core, octane-core sounds. A lot of people get their metal from Spotify and Octane and it shows as well. I like what I like. People won’t change my opinion; in particular, clowns like Fantano who clearly gives his opinion based on what he thinks will generate the most clicks or views.
Idk at this point I'm a borderline metal dinosaur (31) and grew up on the early 2000s deathcore and I thought this album was awesome. So was Dealers that dropped the same day. Is this album more "radio" friendly compared too their older stuff, sure. Im okay with that, it'll start to break down the wall for other metal bands too gain the popularity we all think they deserve. 15-20 years ago this kind of stuff wouldnt have been within a mile of a radio station/hit chart and I think that's pretty cool.
I saw Poppy live in 2020 during her I Disagree era and the screams were great. She’s legit. Hate to say it but maybe you just have to be there live to hear it. 🧐
That part at the end of Take Me Home when at the peak of the dissidence "FUUCKIT" then it cuts to old time country feels like waking up from a nightmare and I can't get it out of my mind.
I love when ridiculously heavy bands can make really intentional and artistic albums. Black Tongue's last two albums are similar. Fucking stupid heavy but really really well crafted and artsy. Such a great thing. AOTY
Haven’t been a huge knocked loose fan, but this new album is sick. The recording and mix is so heavy and awesome. Sit and mourn is definitely my favorite track and my favorite song I’ve heard from them.
I honestly can't stop listening to it, it's so fucking good. I hate that it's only 27 minutes long, but I also think that contributes to why I love it.
That melodic riff in the last track reminds me of a system of a down style riff like Mr. Jack for example. Incredible album!! So happy i will get to see them in their prime next month!
I went from being a long time listener of electronic (along with some rock and hip-hop here and there), finding out about Spiritbox through a collab they did with Illenium and I was like "is that her fucking screaming???" and suddenly Im getting immersed in their music. Then I found out about Sleep Token and while it took a bit to get on board with them..I am nevertheless fully in.......Then I hear this band, and I'm quickly realizing Spiritbox and Sleep Token's heavier/dissonant grooves were the palate cleanser before watching this video 🤣🤣🤣 heard of this band but literally never listened to them until today..and I'm sold!🤘🤘🤘
You know when ANTHONY FANTANO gives this a HIGH 9, BOARDERING ON 10- with his ear for music, sound quality, production and music quality in general- that this album is the real deal. Also, Brad Taste in Music compared this to Converge’s Jane Doe. I agree with him.
Saw them at the Boeing Center few days ago and I gotta say, easily on of the best live band out right now. Moss Covers to Take me Home was godly execution
I find it so interesting all the small references that I found listening to the album. So many of the songs remind me of Norma Jean, particularly the “All Hail” and “Meridional” albums. I also found things that remind me of The Chariot specifically in “Take me home”. Also when listening to “The calm that keeps you awake” I got a strong Living Sacrifice vibe. And I also get a bit of Mychildren Mybride here and there. But the funniest little reference is at the very end of “Sit and mourn” the voice in the end immediately reminded me of Porter Robinson/Virtual Self. It’s weird to listen to something that feels to familiar, yet so new and heavy. I’d love to hear what other references y’all have found in the album 😊
Bryan’s voice is sooooooo fugging awesome it fits this kind of music so damn well …. 100000000% pure old school hardcore voice ❤️❤️ this album is creepy af and violent I love it
I'm seeing a lot of people talk about how this is more radio-friendly and I'm very confused. I love their whole discography and this is some of their most brutal stuff, the grooves on a lot of these songs are unmatched.
I’ve had the album on repeat since it dropped. I know they’re a different deal, but KL is the only band that keeps filling the void that The Dillinger Escape Plan left when they stopped playing a few years ago and Architects became meh.
I found it funny how this album didn't phase me in the slightest on an emotional level cause of not just how much extreme metal I've listened to but also from listening to so much Humanity's Last Breath last year😅
I had mixed feelings after the first time I listened to this album as a whole. I expected it to be less melodic. But now after a few listens I love it more and more. My favorite album of the year so far. 💪
The literal first song on the first knocked loose album was about Bryan’s best friend that (happened to be gay) being the victim of a hate crime. The man helped write Slaughterhouse and wrote Slaughterhouse 2, both songs with blatantly anti-fascist, socialist talking points. Knocked Loose is based as all hell and they’ve been leftist their whole career. Most hardcore and Metalcore bands are that way. Conservatives shouldn’t ask Kublai khan what True Fear or No Kin is about.
@@_Xypes_Yes. Strictly a leftist genre. Conservatives get pushed out of the genre extremely quickly and even are subject to violence at shows. Bigotry is not tolerated at hardcore shows.
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This album currently sits at a 92/100 on Metacritic. Also, they're charting higher on Spotify's Viral 50 that Taylor Swift and Drake. I see THAT as a win!
Even Fantano gave it a 9.
Absolutely incredible album that just constantly hits.
It's top 5 album of the year on many platforms encompassing all genres
@SlothoftheSun Who cares what some "music expert" thinks? I mean why would I base my opinion off of his opinion
Making hardcore great again
@@SakuraMushroom Because getting praise by fantano means you're doing something damn good with your music
The album title being “you won’t go before you’re supposed to” and the final words on the entire album being “if I finally choose to sleep … this life can be way too much; why’d you leave? I feel like I’ve failed”
Whooo man what a record.
Bro the quiet birds chirping leading into that last breakdown!!
bro sit and mourn made me feel things.. that riff is fucking tremendous.. what an album closer
Man I need to listen to some Lorna Shore to unwind after this.
lorna shore to unwind is crazy
I remember thinking Lorna would be one of the "heaviest" viral hits from this scene, then KL breaks loose. It's an interesting time in this music universe
So real, no kidding
Seriously hahahahaha
we need a tour with Lorna Shore, Knocked Loose, and Death Grips tbh
Such a good album, you can tell Brian losing his grandma made this albums lyrics and theme darker than the past albums.
Didn't his grandma pass away just last month though? This album had to have been written long before that.
@cloneboy42 I'm sure she was ill for some time so the concepts of loss and grief were definitely there for a while
Is that what the album is about
as someone whose grandma was also my best friend and has passed, this makes me love the album even more
The distorted ambient thing with the birds chirping is a cool little theme in this album. I heard it on Suffocate, The Calm That Keeps You Awake, Blinding Faith, and Sit & Mourn. It's so cool. Makes you feel like you're the girl in the album cover
Every time I hear birds in real life I now think of this album
@@LivingInTragedyholy fuck birds are a knocked loose reference?!?!
@@wiggymatters😭
@@LivingInTragedyon the friday it came out, i went in a shop and i could've sworn to go that the humming the fridges made was the same as on the album
I think it's also at the start of Thirst
This album is almost iowa level of unnerving and I needed this in my life
Iowa is the fking GOAT I miss those slipknot days
Yeah fr, this and Iowa are like the most raw, human and angry albums I've ever heard
Take Me Home genuinely made me scared, great song
Moss + Take Me Home is eerie
I found it funny how this album didn't phase me in the slightest on an emotional level cause of not just how much extreme metal I've listened to but also from listening to so much Humanity's Last Breath last year😅
Sit and Mourn is probably my SONG of the year.
Aoty is still up in the air but This and Sysc new album are my top 2 .
New Darko album in June 🤭
@@killianwithrow6813 What I'm waiting for 💖
Sit and mourn was on repeat today for sure.
real for mentioning SYSC
Just saw them live last night for the third time and I feel like Bryan has never sounded so god damn hellish, it's fucking great.
Seattle's set was nuts. My body still hurts
dude right?! pit was crazy
I saw them in March and they absolutely killed it.
I don't think any show can top opening with Deep in the Willow and ending with Everything is Quiet Now.
Sit and Mourn is so god damn good
It's an incredible song. So fucking dark.
The lyrics feel like a poem
The final track sit & mourn just makes me think this is written for about and Bry's grandmother that just recently passed away.
It might not be, but when bry spoke about the loss when they played at midnight hour, he spoke about how important she was to him.
This album shows that Knocked Loose has become masters of the genre. The record is pushing the metalcore genre to new extremes. A true masterpiece.
isn`t it hardcore?
@@andreydiachenko2696both
@@andreydiachenko2696it is
Knocked loose are hardcore tho
Knocked loose describes themselves as a verge between hardcore and metalcore
I literally searched for this video the exact MOMENT it came out.
same
0:34 someone in the chat timed "JUMPSCARE INCOMING" perfecty
The transitions on this album are absolutely insane. I was wondering why the song was kinda long but i just had listened to 4 songs in a row...
If knocked loose did an ep like tear in the fabric of life, but modern/analog horror based, I’d be down for that
analog horror based? wdym? like dark electronic
They have officially knocked me loose
I think Nik found a band he likes more than Spiritbox
It’s funny seeing harder to please reviewers like Fantano and Bradley heavily praising this album while the Metal and Hardcore communities are simultaneously hating on it.
let them enjoy their mediocore
I think that's because a lot of hardcore and metal fans see a great album as an album that accomplishes everything at once, while more explored listeners see a great album in a more realistic sense where an album should be critiqued against it's own creators intentions. this album was everything it tried to be.
@@dustinfotoIt’s not medio-core, it’s radio-core.
And honestly, people should stop generalizing the “metal” community. There are like 40 different sub-genres and everyone wants to guard their little corner of it.
I prefer Knocked loose and Falling in Reverse to your typical radio-core, octane-core sounds. A lot of people get their metal from Spotify and Octane and it shows as well.
I like what I like. People won’t change my opinion; in particular, clowns like Fantano who clearly gives his opinion based on what he thinks will generate the most clicks or views.
….who is hating on it?
Idk at this point I'm a borderline metal dinosaur (31) and grew up on the early 2000s deathcore and I thought this album was awesome. So was Dealers that dropped the same day.
Is this album more "radio" friendly compared too their older stuff, sure. Im okay with that, it'll start to break down the wall for other metal bands too gain the popularity we all think they deserve. 15-20 years ago this kind of stuff wouldnt have been within a mile of a radio station/hit chart and I think that's pretty cool.
Those groovy tribal beats with a twist at the beginning of track 8 really stands out here.
I love that even though this is a highlight clip, it’s still more than half the length of the full album.
Who else was at the LA show where they brought Poppy out? Shit was wild. Saw them bring her out at sick new world as well and she killed it both times
I was at the LA show, that was so hype when she came out!
All about people bringing other artists on songs out live but how anyone can say that poppys parts live are anything but a dumpster fire is beyond me.
@ashburncitystandup9707 yeah her voice on the suffocate recording is really good but her voice live is horrible imo
I saw Poppy live in 2020 during her I Disagree era and the screams were great. She’s legit. Hate to say it but maybe you just have to be there live to hear it. 🧐
Poppy is horrendous live lol
That part at the end of Take Me Home when at the peak of the dissidence "FUUCKIT" then it cuts to old time country feels like waking up from a nightmare and I can't get it out of my mind.
I love when ridiculously heavy bands can make really intentional and artistic albums. Black Tongue's last two albums are similar. Fucking stupid heavy but really really well crafted and artsy. Such a great thing. AOTY
Haven’t been a huge knocked loose fan, but this new album is sick. The recording and mix is so heavy and awesome. Sit and mourn is definitely my favorite track and my favorite song I’ve heard from them.
Nothing but love on this one. Love how short it is too. Front to back clean
I honestly can't stop listening to it, it's so fucking good. I hate that it's only 27 minutes long, but I also think that contributes to why I love it.
Thank you so much for the "unedited" reactions to the rest of the album! Album reactions live are always lost to the ether.
12:00 The Devil Wears Prada vibes!!!!!!
That melodic riff in the last track reminds me of a system of a down style riff like Mr. Jack for example. Incredible album!! So happy i will get to see them in their prime next month!
Sit & Mourn is spiritual
the outro for the calm that keeps you awake is so brutal
I went from being a long time listener of electronic (along with some rock and hip-hop here and there), finding out about Spiritbox through a collab they did with Illenium and I was like "is that her fucking screaming???" and suddenly Im getting immersed in their music. Then I found out about Sleep Token and while it took a bit to get on board with them..I am nevertheless fully in.......Then I hear this band, and I'm quickly realizing Spiritbox and Sleep Token's heavier/dissonant grooves were the palate cleanser before watching this video 🤣🤣🤣
heard of this band but literally never listened to them until today..and I'm sold!🤘🤘🤘
Sit and Mourn is one of my top songs of the year and this is my aoty (Darko might take that spot, though).
Im so hype for the new darko album 😂
If this album was literally any longer it would probably be way too much. Perfectly designed for what it is.
I never got into knocked loose until their singles this year came out. Now it’s grown on me.
Same here
I saw someone in chat say Sit and Mourn reminded them of TDWP, I totally agree, it kind of sounds and feels like Hallucinate in the best way
Waiting for this, thanks for uploading
This has topped Tear EP and Upon Loss singles for me, so fucking good from start to finish
This album goes up there with Axe To Fall and No Absolutes In Human Suffering. We've hit another milestone in hardcore.
Great taste. Two masterpieces
@@krich7581 No Absolutes is one of my favorite albums ever, regardless of genre. It's just such a powerful experience.
I saw them in Seattle last night. Literally got two teeth knocked loose in the pit. That place was MOVING
Kevin Kaine is now my favorite drummer. Y’all better be turning up the sustain on your snare to the max!🥁🤘
he has at least two snares tho if not three when i saw them live
@@noparkingnoparking Ik I just meant his main one but thnx tho
The music at the end of Take Me Home reminds me of Brand New's Noro album with their endings
You know when ANTHONY FANTANO gives this a HIGH 9, BOARDERING ON 10- with his ear for music, sound quality, production and music quality in general- that this album is the real deal.
Also, Brad Taste in Music compared this to Converge’s Jane Doe. I agree with him.
I defo got jane doe vibes but more hardcore than metalcore on this album than jane doe
Anthony fantano has some of the worst fucking opinions on music I have seen
@@cyclicwarrior2570oh man do you
Taste is opinion, it's not based on anything really then what you like, I don't like guacamole, but I'm not right, I just don't like it.
@@cyclicwarrior2570I’d say best. The man KNOWS what he’s talking about. The only review I disagree with him on is Sempiternal.
12:50 holy mother fuck that goes so fucking hard i cant help but move
Bend the knee! son of god! EUUUURGH!!!!
That is never not going to want to make me put a hole in my door.
I wanted to see him react to that
Seeing them in five days I’m SO HYPED. This album is a contender for my metal album of the year. So excited to hear arf arf boi live
I feel like everything described in the song a little peice of heaven just happened to me, and I like it
I’m in love with Knocked loose drummer He’s hands down the best one
Oh my fucking God!
Nic: I love dynamic shifts...
*BAM! Dynamic Shift*
It's like Converge met In Flames met and created a deathcore baby.
Saw them at the Boeing Center few days ago and I gotta say, easily on of the best live band out right now. Moss Covers to Take me Home was godly execution
I find it so interesting all the small references that I found listening to the album. So many of the songs remind me of Norma Jean, particularly the “All Hail” and “Meridional” albums. I also found things that remind me of The Chariot specifically in “Take me home”.
Also when listening to “The calm that keeps you awake” I got a strong Living Sacrifice vibe. And I also get a bit of Mychildren Mybride here and there.
But the funniest little reference is at the very end of “Sit and mourn” the voice in the end immediately reminded me of Porter Robinson/Virtual Self.
It’s weird to listen to something that feels to familiar, yet so new and heavy.
I’d love to hear what other references y’all have found in the album 😊
This was painfully amazing!!! Felt like watching the hills have eyes.
Sit and mourn reminds me of shattered by currents but in the best way
Bryan’s voice is sooooooo fugging awesome it fits this kind of music so damn well …. 100000000% pure old school hardcore voice ❤️❤️ this album is creepy af and violent I love it
The calm did keep me awake to wait for this album 😂
Tony and brad both gave the album a 9.
I'm pretty sure that's all the ad they need
Loved the album
I'm seeing a lot of people talk about how this is more radio-friendly and I'm very confused. I love their whole discography and this is some of their most brutal stuff, the grooves on a lot of these songs are unmatched.
It’s not radio-friendly or “radio-core” (it’s stupid that there are people calling it that) but it is catchier than their previous stuff
What groove? This shit is lame.
@@vorpalblades your mom is lame
It's must be album of the year
ofc only if Vildhjarta will hold until 2025
Vildhjarta clears
Ok, listen to this song like 5 times and usually they're sick but that St. Anger snair WTF it just kills the brutality of everything else down 😔
Just.. Wow. That gave some feels.
I’ve had the album on repeat since it dropped.
I know they’re a different deal, but KL is the only band that keeps filling the void that The Dillinger Escape Plan left when they stopped playing a few years ago and Architects became meh.
Album of the year
These guys are built so different man
1:32 dude that’s some Joey Jordison shit right here
Glad someone else noticed that lol
My only criticism is that the catchiest songs were already released as singles, and it’s under 30 minutes lol
After listening to the album a few times...I just sit there and say, "They know exactly what they are doing. Professional's of their craft."
Wow! The last one really well done! ❤👍
Seeing then live next month. I'm scared
It reminds me heavily of Remembering Never’s first album “women and children die first” especially the chuggy breakdowns.
thats is soooo insane ,ghooosebumps, new horrorpsychometal
"Take Me Home"'s ending hits the same vibe as "Rose Tinted World" by Full of Hell and Nothing. Just this anxiety-inducing overwhelming noise.
seeing them with show me the body in like 2 weeks im so hype
loved em since laugh tracks and a different shade of blue and seeing them blow up like this feels like a fever dream
“TAKE ME H……”
7:03 sounds like a bomb went off
If I play this album at the gym I will be able to lift perhaps 100kg without feeling anything cause the songs are even heavier
I found it funny how this album didn't phase me in the slightest on an emotional level cause of not just how much extreme metal I've listened to but also from listening to so much Humanity's Last Breath last year😅
I had mixed feelings after the first time I listened to this album as a whole. I expected it to be less melodic. But now after a few listens I love it more and more. My favorite album of the year so far. 💪
Moss and take me home are by far my fav tracks
Someone called this Radio-core. 💀
If this was on the radio, I'd actually listen to it again, but we cant even get butt rock there... reason I have Sirius
@@AdmiralJT low-key my alt/indie rock station has been bumping Animal I've Become and Lost.
That someone must be a wee bit special
0:34 it’s like a Slipknot intro
That last track is very deftones sounding
One of the best songs from the album for sure.
This album takes it for explosions of the year.
even disliking this kind of vocals super high all the time i bounced hard for this album, damn, heavy asf
same here, when i first heard bryan's vocals i wasn't big of a fan but this album goes so hard and i loved every track of it
it grows on you and now im hooked
My only complaint: why is the album so short? >:( now i have to go back and listen to their other stuff!
Everything from Different shade of blue onwards is incredible imo!
The best album experience is on one connected track. Like the spotify listen could've been better
this is the only album ive ever heard that has me saying this is my favorite song, at every song 😂
Who knew a band could actually make the saint anger snare good? 😂
In Counting Worms; he talks about it getting better? When does that happen? Im still waiting.
If he ever remembers the lyrics
More Cow bell 8:05
I’m ashamed to have taken 4 months to listen to this whole album. I’ve been missing out!
Album of the YEAR. I felt the same only when untouchables from KORN came out years ago.
I'm watching this on my couch with my fat dog "that I've trained to say arf arf" eating cheesets
It’s like a modern day Chariot
"Knocked Loose were cool before they went mainstream and super woke."
-A comment I've seen a few times the last few days, sadly. Sigh.
The literal first song on the first knocked loose album was about Bryan’s best friend that (happened to be gay) being the victim of a hate crime.
The man helped write Slaughterhouse and wrote Slaughterhouse 2, both songs with blatantly anti-fascist, socialist talking points.
Knocked Loose is based as all hell and they’ve been leftist their whole career. Most hardcore and Metalcore bands are that way.
Conservatives shouldn’t ask Kublai khan what True Fear or No Kin is about.
@ryanbollinger1759 or B.C. or dropping plates ,
Or Ya knows Swan song.
Knocked loose are my favourite mainstream pop band
But aren’t politics inherently part of hardcore as an offshoot of punk?
@@_Xypes_Yes. Strictly a leftist genre. Conservatives get pushed out of the genre extremely quickly and even are subject to violence at shows. Bigotry is not tolerated at hardcore shows.
I don't think you know what "based," means.
My culture is not a costume.
@@ryanbollinger1759
Would love to see Paula on this first listen too
THIS LIFE CAN BE WAY TOO MUCH