Crash The Car - KNOWER

[@saxamophone76]

The alto sax solo perfectly encapsulates the glory and romanticism of vehicular manslaughter.

[@f0rl0ve68]

yes

[@peterfalconer]

Matthew Broderick, is that you?

[@Jimd905]

Sounds more like Patrick Bateman than Matthew Broderick, imo...

[@silviocosta9573]

@@peterfalconer hahahahaha

[@photondance]

@@peterfalconerHe paid them $175.00. What more do you want from the man?

[@JohnBarnesMusicOfficial]

Seriously…..this is Genevieve’s finest so far. I’m Floored

[@646anep]

I luv her

[@646anep]

@Duck Taco um, no i don't hate everything??

[@prahjex2501]

Competition for kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYOvhHdnnZh4a5Y (from 11 years ago), for sure.

[@fernandofernandez7851]

Genevieve’at her best indeed!!!!!

[@linuxbass]

Some of her other performances are outstanding also but yea, I I think this tune really suites her vocal style and I am impressed with the tune and performance. I have a bit of trouble getting used to the boxy sounding drums but all this is brilliant considering this is garage and bedroom production. BTW.. I can't help think that Janet Jackson was a big influence on GA in childhood. Very similar style in my opinion. Loving Knowers continued success and music making.

[@DDRaph]

This is the highest quality music currently being released

[@Infoagemage]

❤

[@svenjansen2134]

It's high.

[@hustler3of4culture3]

Yes

[@Funkcoma]

Spot on mate. It's astounding.

[@selfempower3960]

Wholeheartedly agree!! :)

[@dbohnenberger]

As an elderly person who is always searching for something new worth listening too, I cried after the second time I watched this. God bless the algorithm.

[@curtisyue182]

Such odd lyrics, but an incredibly moving melody.

[@yurrintinckelsonn812]

You're just a big 'ol softie,

[@Jimd905]

Really???? What am i missing??

[@fatbackfunk]

​@@Jimd905 Are you genuinely perplexed because you can't fathom anyone being affected so positively by this particular piece of music, simply because you don't feel the same way about it? I mean, surely you can relate, as far as knowing what it feels like when a piece of music does resonate with you so strongly, no? Obviously, what it is that gets one person off, may be something vastly different than what gets someone else off, but the outcome and feeling is universal. Anyway, moral of the story, you're not "missing" anything, this song just isn't your jam, and that's perfectly fine. Peace.. DC

[@tonycliftonshades]

@@fatbackfunk well said

[@KleoPatra-js9xh]

In one night I’ve learned of Louis Cole, KNOWER, and now I’m about to eat a tofu sandwich. God bless America. I’m 76 years young and I have hope for these kids now.

[@thanattis]

wait until you hear about clown core, the group that louis cole open-secretly also plays in 🤡

[@Ranipla]

this perfectly captures the internal monologue i have whenever I borrow my friend's tesla

[@MGSfan]

Ok, so ur a terrible friend. Got it.

[@brandonthesteele]

​@@MGSfan shut up nerd

[@radioactium]

it's the car's internal monologue as well

[@Ranipla]

​@@MGSfan no im the best friend ever

[@martinthemalnourishedmuske7532]

LMFAO

[@nietadeyoung5720]

I just love Sam. Whatever he's playing, he's 200% into.

[@JeanOJesus]

His Passion makes me passionate

[@LioN-mx2lv]

Sam is amazing.

[@ericsvalgard9220]

Bass Face

[@bigpapifreestyle]

which one

[@JanjayTrollface]

His funk face is truly Righteous *8 )

[@TonyKnuppel]

this comment section is a bunch of music nerds gushing and i am totally here for it. this is my current favorite song.

[@SnakPakFlight]

These people don’t take themselves too seriously with their silly outfits and such. But make no mistake, this is one of the most beautiful songs ever written/recorded.

[@irvingavalos1215]

I don´t like the voice of genevieve, it´s just so squeaky and false, i don´t know if i´m the only one

[@SnakPakFlight]

@@irvingavalos1215 well you’re wrong then…

[@NotFine]

​@@irvingavalos1215you're definitely not the only one Many people don't like her voice from what I've seen I don't see it though

[@deeperlook3234]

@@irvingavalos1215 She might not have the volume of an opera singer but she uses what she has with utmost perfection. She's a full blood musician. Same case as Al Jarreau.

[@Duncan_1971]

@@irvingavalos1215 you are.

[@shadowwhip]

Hey KNOWER - 5th grade science teacher here, love your music When my kids had finals last year, I gave a pump up speech to each class and used this song as an "emphasizer" :)) My pump up basically consisted of me encouraging the kiddos to push through even when they doubt themself, crash the car through that wall! Extremely proud to say they scored the highest in my charter network for 5th grade science finals!! Your music has always been a grounding sound while I plan through lessons. I constantly come back to this song when I have a day where my lesson doesn't go as I planned. This song reminds me that sometimes, you crash and burn and sometimes you crash through the non-exist.

[@VictorMartinez-vi7jx]

you are a cool teacher

[@vallll6658]

@@VictorMartinez-vi7jxcame to say the same lol

[@WatchDoggyDog]

that's so cool. major props, knowing that there are students that have been affected by this incredible song jusy feels good. dare I say it makes me feel like a knower 🎉

[@havespacesuitwilltravel9607]

dawg....fuck yeah

[@DEADPEDAL]

This is KNOWER's ultimate form. We are witnessing the true beginning of their careers. This is it. We're buckled up and ready to go on this ride with you. Godspeed.

[@evanrman8048]

This album is incredible, but they've been making incredible music for over a decade, not exactly a beginning but more of an amazing middle bit 🤩

[@semilog643]

@@evanrman8048 Agree but this feels... different.

[@DEADPEDAL]

@@evanrman8048 Oh I know, I've been listening for years. But this IS different. This is the acceleration point.

[@drewb5775]

@@semilog643 yea its off the floor recordings now and not dubstep fusion...

[@outshimed]

This is definitely not my favorite stuff from them lol. The house jams from years ago eat this for breakfast. I enjoy new releases and have nothing but respect for this but I don't get the hype for it over previous killer output.

[@slowfinger2]

That "modulation up" after the beautiful bridge was a master-stroke. That felt so good. Genevieve's voice really opened up there.

[@gustavovellutini4227]

and is actually the first time the choir start using open vowels, so the whole texture opens up heavenly

[@TheChrisheath7]

Yeah that key change is like "wtf key are we in now?"

[@amc6010]

Anyone else inexplicably tear up when the strings kick in? This track is beyond amazing.

[@JonnyCrabb]

Insane...

[@r0binho386]

Came looking for this comment. Amen, brother.

[@TheDionysiac]

Big same. The brass coming in after the DB solo also felt pretty magic

[@chuckholton1]

Yes!

[@computer_toucher]

I had to snap it to a buddy, with a "so long since I heard live strings in music." And I was gobsmacked when I started listening to the record. Didn't expect a beautiful string intro in Knower Forever :)

[@romanyel]

As good as it gets: composition, message, musicianship, perfect vehicle for Genevieve's vocals that she smashed, and most importantly, the vibe.

[@bobinsky324]

Ive just come across this band. This is beautiful !!!

[@zombi3907]

I am loving this vocal range for Genevieve. It's a great change from the short, higher, rhythmic notes; lower and sensuous, this band is so freaking good.

[@pabloc8808]

I always knew Genevieve had range but it's always nice to be reminded of it. And Louis just nails any kind of music he composes, can't stress enough how brilliant he is

[@yodiggidydog9641]

I never thought I'd find something I miss every second of the day, and it would be these works of art I yearn to experience. Thank you everyone. Please just don't stop creating. It's making the whole universe better.

[@emaniacgames8391]

This is the type of music that changes the world

[@UniqueisUnity]

@@emaniacgames8391 Couldn't agree more with both of you.

[@PSZURIKU]

Wow, I forgot music can make you feel things.

[@auniverza]

It's like the lion king ost in contemporary retro.

[@ryanb418]

Like crashing the car.

[@auniverza]

@@ryanb418 a 180 u turn there

[@photondance]

Yeah. There’s some other good music out there. You can ask me, if you want suggestions. IMO, I am actually the ultimate authority on good music.

[@toast1612]

having a full knower live album is the most incredible thing to happen this year

[@markgemmell3769]

Agreed... This year does set a rather low bar mind you.

[@christophermaynard528]

wait this album was recorded live?

[@lannyfce4786]

@@christophermaynard528 no theres just mics everywhere for fun

[@DavidBennettPiano]

Nothing makes me more excited to make music than watching KNOWER ✨⭐️🌟🚗

[@pauldee1577]

And this is coming from THE MAN for music theory on the internet. That's saying something huge.

[@ineedtostopwatchingyoutube5211]

I didn’t really enjoy the vocals. They needed a small amount of reverb

[@pauldee1577]

@@ineedtostopwatchingyoutube5211 you're basically telling one of the leading educators of music theory on this platform that you don't give a heck about music theory lmao. reverb is the cheapest hack

[@ineedtostopwatchingyoutube5211]

Lol who gives a fuck if it sounds good...@@pauldee1577

[@yurrintinckelsonn812]

I feel exactly the same. I really think it's because they are truly free and won't sign with a label and do what they want. Being geniuses helps too.

[@Beastw1ck]

Genevive, WHAT?! Probably the best vocal performance I've ever heard out of her.

[@r0binho386]

Without question. Absolutely stunning

[@jrileyhill]

Or anyone really

[@isaaclaughter]

Probably? Nah, definitely. I went down the rabbit hole of their songs one night and none of their other songs comes even close. Pure opinion though.

[@conman90125]

When the strings came in my jaw dropped. Beautifully orchestrated. Looking forward to listening to this new album.

[@NoraGermain]

Louis knows how to do it!!!!!

[@brianthomas6758]

The double basses are outside on the patio!

[@hustler3of4culture3]

Me too! and by the end I was on the verge of tears. Wow!

[@achenarmyst2156]

This calls for Last Night of the Proms in RAH....

[@KirkpatrickSounds]

Revisiting this absolute masterpiece. Goosebumps.

[@SoloLynx]

this fr might just be the best song knower has ever put out I cant stop listening

[@wombatkins]

This is the first digital album ive bought in years. I made a freaking bandcamp subscription for this. Its fucking amazing

[@Cedric_Harris]

Same

[@cicciput7418]

Same, i didn't want to wait 4-6 months.

[@JEASOUA]

same, it was the perfect storm of seeing louis and genevieve live, them asking people to buy it on bandcamp and the album being Knower

[@EsDeib]

I do get some here and there, but it’s definitely always this situation where a band I love really wants fans to help them out. I will try and grab the vinyl if it ever becomes available in my country, because shipping is killing me.

[@Beaut_Beau]

Me too, in fact it's the first digital album i have ever bought in my life!

[@DanielMatulich]

What a wonderful song. Definitely not the vibe I expected from the title. Pleasantly surprised. String, sax, chorus. All wonderful. You're an amazing band and I love you.

[@GizzyDillespee]

This is how car crashes used to be when quaaludes were still available

[@deeemess]

@@GizzyDillespee send me back

[@ZionXV]

And don’t forget brass🤌🏾🤌🏾

[@ajaxtaur]

This song perfectly captures the emotion you feel when you're a depressed retail worker sitting in your car after a 12 hour overnight shift wondering what you're doing with your life, and maybe you should just... floor it. Right into that wall over there. And it'd all be over. It'd all be so much more quiet. So much less chaos. If you're familiar with this emotion, please see a therapist. They can help.

[@samhartley6154]

@@ajaxtaur Stunningly descriptive

[@gankmarvin]

I usually prefer your fast stuff but omfg what sweet singing backed up by the incredible talent and hard work I've come to expect. Bravo everyone!

[@LeethLee1]

Yep this is one of their slow bangers.

[@EarlofBaltimore]

so fucking good top to bottom

[@Gnurklesquimp2]

Check out That's Where You Are if you hadn't, by far my favorite of theirs. (Also just one of my favorite tracks ever, period) The way it comes in really reminds me of Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now, as well as some other parts from that one, like the bass at 1:10

[@scarlettxu6623]

This song makes me cry like a little baby and I don't know why. I'm not even sad, it's just too beautiful.

[@towardstheflame]

The string line at 3:33 walking up in fifths is absolutely gorgeous. Feels like a portal in the sky is opening up

[@towardstheflame]

(so you can crash your car through the stars)

[@unrussleablejimmies4428]

Wow what just happened to my ears? Why am I crying?

[@BaddaBigBoom]

Yes.

[@ryleighs9575]

​@@unrussleablejimmies4428lol MUSIC baby!!!

[@prezooom4307]

When I was This age The String section of The Beatles " Day In A Life" FELT like this . So they're collision shouldn't be avoided 🚗

[@AsAboveISoBelow]

Knower Rulez Forever.

[@tennenyt5311]

That Saxaphone part comes in so perfectly, and the vocals of course are so good

[@StaticImage]

Genevieve's voice and saxophones are such a complimentary mix

[@Mekhami]

the saxophone was the only part of the song i disliked. it was so typical sax solo and didn't at all match the vibe of the song.

[@richardjones2189]

@@Mekhami There's probably no need to write that in a comment. Personal taste and all that.

[@Afghamistam]

​@@richardjones2189 "You can only comment if you're saying you like stuff" isn't an actual thing. Let the guy talk, even if he's wrong.

[@tennenyt5311]

@@Mekhami Fair enough

[@kevanriley2998]

These videos blow my mind every time, there's so much to take in... incredible music and vocals, the video editing, there's a choir outside the garage, a full orchestra in the living room and kitchen, sax soloist hidden behind a door, Tyvek suit camera man, guy on a metal flying-V style guitar playing jazz chords... my senses are overwhelmed, and I'm loving it.

[@wujBat]

Thank you for summarising that - I don't have to 😊

[@sitarnut]

Love this advanced group of superior musicians..well, they've found the new window of opportunity to enter into an "Alice through the Looking Glass " type magic ... a world so easy to take in and how about David Binney lighting up that Alto Sax... Wheww.

[@christophermiller8589]

DAMN! The last 5 minutes and 42 seconds of this song are an endless dopamine hit 😵

[@Efreeti]

Genevieve knocks it out of the park every time she performs, her vocal control is perfect, but this slower, lower, sensual song has me *feelin*

[@neemahbethea9328]

I cannot believe that I cried. This song is so freaking beautiful.

[@randomdrunkpasserby]

u aren’t alone, believe it!!

[@ryanaiden]

Yea I can believe that for sure dude 🥲

[@austins.2495]

I found Knower when I needed them most 💚

[@MajorTom404]

The bass is so good. The snare sounds edible. The arrangement is unique and delightful. The mix is balanced and punchy. The instrument selection is wonderful. The minimalist vibe is perfect. Great job guys!

[@pulvenberg1709]

Never heard a snare being described as "edible" but I really like that.

[@pauldee1577]

What about this is minimalist?

[@MajorTom404]

@@pauldee1577 compared to the arrangement/tempo/feel of your average Knower song? Cmon man

[@campfiremethod]

"minimalist"

[@francyssscarlett1757]

​@@pulvenberg1709 You mean you don't have the incessant urge to chew discs of metal? How odd.

[@jabbadamma73]

Been watching these videos for a while. And this song in particular, so beautiful! And as I am watching, I see the choir smiling, and the strings are dead serious because concentrate! And then at the end they can finally smile too, as they know this is AWESOME!

[@MysteriousDonBrennanBeats]

Genevieve is bloody perfect, what a voice and a what a song!

[@egorerofeev7762]

That sax solo was heavenly.

[@myxomop1326]

when you feel yourself about to say "I'm not crying, you're crying" as you tear up listening to this alone in your house, that's the sign of perfect, beautiful, magical music. I have only known of you for a couple months, KNOWER, and you have been melting me right from the start and ever since.

[@cloudoftime]

I came to say this made me cry, and then found that so many comments here are reporting the same thing. These people are so powerful with the tunes.

[@cjayos7654]

This is sick. This needs to be played everywhere, all the time. And Sam Wilkes facial expressions are everything. It's like he's trying to pass a kidney stone. Love this more than my family xx

[@unduloid]

To art is to suffer!

[@anyandeverything15]

TBF some of the bass fills are really fun for a ballad, and don't feel out of place at all. Very impressive arrangement.

[@althejazzman]

You can tell he's jazzing hard from his stank face.

[@parkpatt]

You're right, this should be played everywhere! I work in IT at a healthcare company and I think I just convinced my scrum master to play this song at our team retrospective tomorrow. I can't wait.

[@bigpapifreestyle]

absolute goosebumps for the entire duration.

[@duncanpassey9772]

This piece of music is one of the most spectacular things I've ever heard. They achieve something universally beautiful here, with humour, humanity and a fully joyous execution. Knower Forever.

[@anthonyfox477]

Seriously - there's something about the melody and progression that feels profound and timeless.

[@jsemail894]

I also experienced the timelessness yet so present at the same time

[@tomlillis7830]

I am convinced that Genevieve doesn't have a "vocal range." She just wills whatever she wants to sing into existence for a given song, and it's always fire.

[@christiankennedy2212]

I was with a unit about 9 years ago here in Boston, opening for them with Nate Wood. They were really cool folks to chill and rap with. I had never heard of them before, but I remember Genevieve warming up in the green room before their set, and there was something about her voice that sent chills up my spine! Then when they went on and did their set, and......HOOOOOLY SH*T!!! I'd NEVER had my mind blown in quite that way, and ever since then I've not only been a fan, but a student of theirs. This new material is a really interesting turn in their evolution as artists, and it will be really fun to see where this goes! God bless you guys, and keep up the incredible work!

[@yurrintinckelsonn812]

You lucky, lucky, lucky bastard. Her song Before the Dark murdered me.

[@Bronkeykong]

Binney slayyyyyyed that solo. Even just that opening line was nuts

[@gloverelaxis]

has such a nice structure

[@hectorbarrionuevo6034]

Another beautiful gem by Knower: the opening, magical chorus; Genevieve's singing; dat gorgeous harmony; the strings; climaxes; and those modulations ... Knower !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@noisepolice]

this voice in this range is just so sublime

[@StevenJamesBurks]

This is a very challenging vocal performance executed brilliantly. These chord progs and modulations are very difficult and sound awful if not nailed. The mix is fire. The strings and horns and of course drums are dripping with the right amount of lo-fi analog juiciness. And the vocals are properly bright and full. Next level Grammy material.

[@NoremakSeggob]

RIP to those who got the release notification while driving and took it as a sign from God that the time has come.

[@thanattis]

not as cool as your suggestion, but i literally listened to this album for the first time in a while, twice, while driving this morning and then crashed my car while driving this afternoon

[@markfdesimone]

Loving the way the arrangement supports Genevieve's singing! Great showcase for her vocal talents. Also, every time I see a video produced in this house, it makes me happy. This music is legitimately coming straight from the artists to us. They make it look pretty easy, but producing a song that sounds this good, with so many musicians filling up a whole house is bananas.

[@joelbergsma7019]

The fact these are basically live recordings. The absolute quality everytime in Louis mixes is his most underrated skill.

[@michaelhockus8208]

I like to imagine the neighbors enjoying a house of beautiful music on the block.

[@josbird]

I think if I was at a live performance of this song I would actually burst into tears, it's so cathartic

[@deucemaxwell]

I cried. This song, those words BEAUTIFUL

[@SeanRainey]

This song marks the evolution of human music. This is one of the most beautiful, funky, soulful, silly, and impressive songs i think I’ve ever heard in my 3+ decades of music listening. BTW the whole album is absurdly good… like not a single bad track. Thank you, KNOWER! I gave you extra on Bandcamp!

[@macehead]

We all know Louis can rip the drums but do not overlook his ability to just be DEEP in the pocket. My goodness.....

[@IReallyAmIronMan]

He’s just completely and effortlessly elite behind a set

[@CRAETION_]

I was thinking the same thing! so tasteful and groovy

[@nakamuii]

yeah he's got a whole 2 bedroom apartment in that pocket frfr

[@BGeezy4sheezy]

He’s an absolutely spectacular drummer; the feel is just so sick

[@Ghostblock]

Genevieve really shines in this one. Beautiful vocals and overall composition.

[@cicciput7418]

She's just perfect in this song. Or this song is perfect for her. Or both. It's all perfect.

[@mikek4706]

These chord progressions are delicious and I can't get enough.

[@MikeTerranaOfficial]

BEAUTFUL MUSIC !

[@BeatNikProject]

What a beautiful track. Harmonies just keep growing and Genevieve's singing here (+ some vibrato!) really takes this to the next level... right to the soul.

[@montanezonemusic]

Knower has got to be music's greatest gift post 2010's.

[@EliGamesOfficial]

Look everyone here is top of the game, but her vocal control is bonkers. Mad. Love it all. Keep it up Cole.

[@shimmercore]

I discovered you through Clown Core. You are all excellent musicians and know how to balance a sense of humor with pure beauty. I listened to this song twice in a row and I’m officially a fan.

[@drummerlinn]

This is such a perfect ballad drumset performance.

[@kevgamble]

This collective deserves all the success in the world. This is where things need to go. Listing all the good things in it would simply be listing everything in it, but somehow Genevieve's more forceful delivery after the bridge seems the one ingredient above all that was needed, with the phrase-ending vibrato at 3:37 just so gorgeously perfect.

[@uncleswan3896]

Genevieve, your voice is what I think of when people say angels are singing.

[@controlcalos]

everybody involved in this song should know they've made something that will never EVER be replicated. this is seriously a once in a lifetime experience hearing this for the first time. everthing about this is just so so so so so so so so so so so so perfect. i can only imagine how i'll feel if i ever see this live.

[@ltlgrmln]

This whole series makes me swoon. You guys went back to the roots and made it truly beautiful. Most of what your team does makes me very happy!

[@benicetodan]

has it really been a year already!? god I love this song

[@delta6630]

Time does fly 🥲

[@classified7991]

This song is such a masterpiece. You can always count on Knower to make some awesome music.

[@TheHernanNoguera]

Can’t get enough of that sax solo - the first run 4:02 ❤

[@younoobroflmao]

David's sound isn't my favorite, but it fit really well with this song.

[@f0rl0ve68]

ITS SO GREAT BEST SAX SOLO EVA

[@Beaut_Beau]

Seeing Genevieve come alive in this song is like when you suddenly see someone you have know for a long time in a new light and they are more magnificent than you could have ever imagined!

[@thanattis]

true story: i just got home from rear-ending my car into another car on a highway entrance ramp, and i had listened through this album (for the first time in a while) twice earlier in the day while driving. surreal experience overall, 10/10

[@pixel8films]

I’ve never been moved more by a piece of music. I come back often for this one. Thank you 🙏

[@marcelspence5304]

Thank you KZbin recommendations, this has changed my life

[@notnotandrew]

The bassist's expressions make the whole video. That man was born for this.

[@chartsky]

How come every one of your songs brings me to tears due to its absolute beauty?... fantastic. The best.

[@cloudoftime]

How is every songs so good? This literally made me cry.

[@mattcy6591]

Truly God tier.

[@doctortrouserpants1387]

Every song of yours I've heard so far is revolutionary.

[@DeeWhy618]

Ok so this will be long, but whatever. So, i enjoy all the knower songs, but i Love this song, because it has outgrown the knower songwriting formula. Not that they sound the same, but its so easy to stay in a lane. To all those that say, "this tempo sucks" or " not funkky enough" let me tell you something. You have no idea how hard it is to play with restraint and meaning. Anyone can spray a flurry of notes and shred, but to play with s p a c e takes extreme skill. There is no missing or excess parts here, this is as close to perfect you can get. Music is about decorating silence, and what you dont play, and this is it! Its the modern "here comes the sun" sure it sounds simple, but start counting "here comes the sun" and identifying parts, its really crazily written. Ive got this on loop all day, and its really sinking in, and actually is the only piece of music, if anything, that can pierce this shell i wear. Thank you!

[@outsidersperspective13]

Wow. Discovered you guys 2 weeks ago and been obsessively digging into your catalogue ever since. This new song was unexpected in the best way possible. The amount of talent in that house is hard to compute. Thanks for doing what you do 🙏

[@Ccccccccccsssssssssss]

Seen Clowncore yet?

[@MetalRiderPlasma]

@@Ccccccccccsssssssssss 7u7

[@outsidersperspective13]

@@Ccccccccccsssssssssss I have not! Tell me more.

[@skinbagmusic9530]

@@outsidersperspective13 fall into the clowncore rabbit-hole

[@Ccccccccccsssssssssss]

@@outsidersperspective13 It’s two clowns, one of whom bears a notable resemblance to old Lewis C. And they rock! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHjLkmyup7JkZtk

[@Lil-works]

I lost my dad in a car accident when I was twelve... Playing and composing music help me all my life to manage my emotions.... This tune... tune me up so deeply... I thank you so much!

[@tamarakonczal6350]

The poetry is always challenging and beautiful. Not easy stuff. I enjoy hearing what thoughts are percolating and where they go, musically. Wonderful. Thank you so much for making soul music.

[@rolfedrengen]

Thought I would click around on this one, but sucked me in and when the sax began I completely surrendered. Thanks! Amazing experience!

[@mimiVSmomo]

the type of music that makes you clutch your chest, wipe teary eyes, and sway to the tune💘

[@TheCharv1986]

Im feeling that feeling that I feel when I get to experience a special album of music. It has been years, I was starting to think it wouldn't happen again. Thank you for Knower Forever

[@TAGMedia7]

Everything about this was pure magic. I was enraptured by the time the strings joined in.

[@NoraGermain]

❤️

[@gregoryprice7223]

When i first heard this song …i instantly knew what they were talking about and cried …Genevieve beautifully killed this song ….the whole ambience of this song is so outer space !!! Brilliant !!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎤🎤🎤🎤🫡🫡🫡

[@Doomsquad99]

Gorgeous song

[@paulpetersen8146]

This is a masterpiece. Tears welled up. Captivating. The human spirit released on the airwaves for all to ride along in the joy of 'crashing through'. Knower,you captured it. Thanks.

[@Cedric_Harris]

Ok I've listened to this a dozen times now and it's amazing. The whole album is great from beginning to end, and I especially like "Do hot girls like chords" but this is probably the very best song on the album. I love how it switches styles as it progresses. I thought they were about to do some We are the World type shit for a minute, then they went 90s R&B, then they went Earth Wind and Fire, and then they went Steely Dan at the end. Speaking of Steely Dan, these lyrics, it's almost like their own Deacon Blues. It sounds autobiographical about the frustration of trying to express yourself with your music and being misunderstood and ignored, so you decide to just mash your foot on the gas and "die behind the wheel," metaphorically speaking. Wow, I wasn't expecting a cry-fest. Brilliant song, not only the best KNOWER song I've heard, but perhaps one of the best songs I've ever heard. Bravo!

[@asimplenameichose151]

Just wanted to say I appreciated your comment and I agree, particularly on the parallel musically and conceptually with Dan / Deacon Blues.

[@kfoltman]

Maybe "what Deacon Blues would have been if its protagonist was sincere rather than just fantasizing/expressing frustration caused by his middle-age crisis", at least the way I understand Dan there. In a way it is both a reference/nod and a strong contrast. In any case, if your music is compared to Steely Dan, I'd say you're doing quite well as a musician/band 🙂And there's a lot to compare, the arcane writing, flawless performance by great musicians and the overall attention to detail. And I'm by no means a Knower fan - this is just a very good song in so many ways.

[@Cedric_Harris]

@@kfoltman I don't think the protagonist in Deacon Blues is insincere. And I'm not sure if it's clear they're fantasizing, or really living that life... but I could be mistaken. I feel like Crash the Car is more optimistic, while Deacon Blues is more resigned to fail. Crash the Car, seems to have accepted the likelihood of failure, but is committed to at least going out with a bang. When I hear "crash the car through the stars" I'm imagining figuratively crashing the car through popstars, not outer space... But both songs mention car crashes and address death and music. I dunno, perhaps I'm making connections where they don't exist.

[@kfoltman]

​@@Cedric_Harris No, I think your reading makes a lot of sense. Both the optimistic aspect (sort of like "live forever or die trying") and "stars" referring to pop stars or perhaps breaking out to the mainstream, by putting in the maximum effort. Actual result (however you interpret it) rather than just Deacon's pointless "dying behind the wheel" (supposedly in figurative sense, dying poor but at least feeling in control). But for me, the Deacon Blues guy seems to see the musician's life primarily for the bohemian lifestyle, as if he thought he'd one day just quit his job and start playing sax straight from his heart, without spending a thought on the fact that it is a skill that takes years to learn, and there may be some clues he hasn't even started while still being in position to do it. He may well be sincere in a way and hating his middle-class life, but perhaps too native about what it is like to be a full-time musician. Of course, it's lyrics interpretation, never an exact science 🙂

[@Cedric_Harris]

@@kfoltman Ah yes, I dig.

[@bille9243]

He's a brilliant producer.....in additional to everything else he's brilliant at. It's so satisfying to see the next generation of young instrumentalists inspired like these folks.

[@KMusic_13]

Aren’t they all in their 40s?

[@ShredST]

​@@KMusic_13 I think Louis Cole is still in his thirties

[@TheMaroonNinja]

What a reminder. Beauty is everywhere, and everyone is capable of it if given the space.

[@RetroGamesNow86]

this is the type of music that DEMANDS ALL my attention..... I literally STOP whatever I'm doing when I listen to Knower.... IT'S HIPNOTYZING

[@RobotSavetheworld]

I love this song so much. It perfectly encapsulates the beauty of willful self-annihilation. Doing something new or unpredictable is risky, but it's all worth it in that moment where you're cruising at speeds man was never meant to go, pressing the limits of expression and feeling, and as you finally spin out, end over end, you feel you're flying. This is the song that astronauts and racecar drivers and test pilots hear the moment before they lose control.

[@NotFine]

I know this is obviously about their artistic journey and the risks that come with it, but I also view it as a song about suicidal ideation and how romantic it can seem in the moment. Almost every lyric can be interpreted that way and I think it may be intentional. Maybe this is all painfully obvious, but I thought it was neat.

[@BeeGeeTee]

Damn that's deep as hell 😯

[@herrkrisengebiet]

Your music is different! So groovy, funky and kicks my ass! All you guys play "on the point". Significant compositions. Great work!😉

[@jo_naash]

point? Where at?

[@herrkrisengebiet]

@@jo_naash 😄...at the mountain of tightness,of course ..✨️⚠️ 😜👌

[@jo_naash]

@@herrkrisengebiet At your mom, you say?

[@rillloudmother]

@@herrkrisengebiet yo mama?

[@phenbuz]

What they do on the bridge is just FANTASTIC. Usually is the weak point of the regular song. But here the modulation sounds for another harmonic level. KNOWER is absurdly SPEECHLESS.

[@n.f.7342]

well, as a Beatles fan, the bridge is usally the most interesting part on their songs

[@nathanaeldavenport2251]

Every single person on this recording... you're all lucky bastards. Damn. That was beautiful. Thanks for the beauty.