Jazz drummer reacts: Zach Hill (Hella) Biblical Violence

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[@jasper36]

I think it's worth pointing out that Zach plays with a single bass drum pedal.

[@94percentDean]

This is very much worth pointing out

[@listener84]

Jasper Skydecker and with a 8 chamber heart 😂

[@SqueakRecords]

Jesus

[@jackshaw6793]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaWvZ4yXrdqcoqM

[@danskaron1098]

he broke his foot going nuts on his pedal playing in Japan. I think he also used pearl exports, p much the cheapest kit out there.

[@dudemcradguy]

This isn’t even his full power. Just you wait until his shirt comes off

[@fletch7367]

lol

[@unixd0rk]

yep search "zach hill face tat".

[@popdi.s.i.c.sccnnt7221]

"like, this isnt my full power, its only 254%...

[@alphalax7747]

@*Fursonator* now that you Sam that Zach does look just like shaggy

[@gabrielrose-gonzalez4421]

I saw Zach Hill play with his very first band “Legs on Earth” in college back around 2000. It was mind-blowing. Some random Thursday at about noon on a tiny outdoor stage while people were walking to and from class. I had no intention of watching a show, but I watched the entire effing thing. Better believe I bought a CD too. Had Zach sign it about 10 years later on a solo tour through my town. He asked where the hell I got it. I told him and he said he totally remembered that show. Even he said it was a super weird show. Zach Hill has gone on to release tons of insanely original music and play with other absolutely world class musicians, and I saw him at the very beginning of it all. Cool.

[@pneu_8365]

you're so lucky bro

[@David-gr1do]

This is so damn cool

[@Sognafar]

Incredible story

[@juancitolimon8743]

tremendo

[@pmbu]

Post the CD

[@kcapkcans]

Jazz Drummer first time listening to Hella: "Whoa... this is crazy" Everyone else first time listening to Hella: "Whoa... this is crazy" Zach Hill, the equalizer

[@chrishutchinson3827]

Lol, my friends told me that Hella sounded like someone had just wrote 100 different riffs and decided to play them all back to back. But I still listened to them all thru the 2000's. there is no 666 in outerspace

[@joekerr9150]

Me, 100th time listening to hella: "Whoa... this is crazy"

[@torontotonto6189]

Its like Captain Beefheart punk but actually written by people who know music theory

[@Memry-Man]

" F*****g with my world view" 😂😂😂

[@mochaburner5611]

@@torontotonto6189 i feel like music theory can hardly even begin to crack the ice of what these 2 people play together

[@KendrickMegaFan]

Zach hill’s energy and aesthetic is punk, songwriting are experimental, dynamics are metal, rhythms and techniques are jazz. Master of all genres

[@BlankRami]

You should write a book! I love the description.

[@rijntje73]

Great description, so true!

[@riseandshine5706]

“Organized chaos” well said. The fact that he can replicate every song without missing a note every time he performs speaks volumes on how intricate and how much effort he’s put into his work.

[@Oliver_Hallowee]

That's a great point. I hadn't thought of this til watching this video actually. What he does is amazing, but many others could probably improvise something similar. So few could actually write and play these sounds. It's on another level

[@jangobango2847]

He intentionally made Hella an open form band so neither ever messes up lol

[@riseandshine5706]

Jango Bango for the most part everything is calculated but there are lots of spots where he knows he can freeroll.

[@behindthen0thing525]

It only speaks a few chapters

[@Mummra61]

Metalheads: “We’re the fastest hardest craziest musicians on the planet.” Math Nerds: “Hold my beer”

[@karlajaeger2082]

Ever heard of The Anazazi?

[@TheZooropaBaby]

I think some metalheads acknowledge math rock being complex and wha not, like, I think Meshugah said his favorite albums Don Cab's What Burns Never Returns

[@corpseplayground1949]

TheZooropaBaby metal elitists be like "nah bro metal is the only genre

[@Noothgrush420]

Depends on the metal

[@pjp332]

Hold my calculator

[@sergeantspence3771]

Oh man do Brian Chippendale from Lightning Bolt if you haven't already, he gives off a similar high-energy improvisational boundary-pushing vibe and they're such a blast to watch play live

[@jamiefletcher1037]

Loudest band I ever heard, had ringing ears for a week. Was really worried I had done permanent damage.

[@simonf3503]

Anything off Hypermagic Mountain

[@Manuhoz]

Simon Floyd off or of ? I love hypermagic mountain haha

[@kyusshead]

I had to grab some tp to stuff my ears, for the first time ever!

[@dantelamusta]

Agreed!

[@anthonyl9126]

I can't believe how long zach hill has been a musician and he's not rrally universally recognized in the music world.

[@arturovelasquez2767]

He is Indeed recognised by underground listeners

[@RKTologist]

i guarantee you everyone inside the industry who matters knows who zach is

[@anthonyl9126]

@@RKTologist you'd think hella would be on everyone's playlist

[@RKTologist]

@@anthonyl9126 "inside the industry'", you're just talking about the avg pleb

[@drumyogi9281]

Welcome to the world of music lol nobody gives a shit but musicians.

[@phillipdalton8737]

Now listen to Death Grips. All of the ‘percussion’ on the first half of The Powers That B is Zach Hill playing Bjork samples on his v drums.

[@Newgrassrock]

Hold Your Horse Is is one of the most formative albums of my childhood. So glad this dude is getting recognition by real drummers this many years on....single kick pedal!!! Also, i would argue that these songs are not improvised.

[@migrantbison]

That album is hugely influential to me. Ive listened to it atleast a hundred times lol. One of my all time favs. I've hurt my neck so many times headbanging to that shit.

[@joshmorrow2344]

Certainly not improvised. Aspects of the live performance are, but 80-90% of everything is not.

[@namebrandmason]

Saw them live, still have the remains of one of his drumsticks, I remember them playing everything pretty much like the album.

[@trashwolf8]

“There is No 666 in Outer Space”

[@AudibleVisibIe]

Hold your horse is is top 5 of all time for me

[@FunkadelicPancho]

You need to hear/see Don Caballero

[@WordToMomsYo]

connor adcock I sent Garrett two recommendations.. the first was Zach Hill, the second was Damon Che/Don Cab 😁

[@scottwagner7109]

Damon Che

[@nameloss]

i still don’t know how the hell damon does what he does with that snare placement...

[@idonteatcheetos]

And toe

[@mikewatkinson1996]

Only math band I don't hate

[@simonf3503]

Zach Hill - the fastest foot in the west.

[@trevorphilips9484]

Try Dan Carle.

[@justinbennett8057]

Thomas Pridgen has a pretty wicked right foot

[@listener84]

Justin Bennett I was at the knitting factory the first night Thomas saw Zach. His mind was blown. Thomas is an absolute beast but Zach changed the course of TMV’s music.

[@Manuhoz]

I think listening to Hella’s studio recordings helps to understand that they are perfectly playing together all along and not just here and there. I love to listen to Zach supporting Wavves on tour (not his band, and a band that is normally not drum centric at all) this is how he digest music and add his energetic touch : kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3Kud52kq7V7iqM

[@just.some.dud3]

Don't worry, Garrett. This is a pretty standard reaction to Zach Hill and Hella. :)

[@thebloomintumors]

No joke! I grew up in Sacramento with them as heroes. It's a conversation between instruments, not a song. 🤣

[@retrovelcro]

@@thebloomintumors Me too. Love all the experimental stuff that came out of here. Definitely affected me as a creative being.

[@JoshWhiteArt]

I remember the first time I listened to Hella. It shook me to my musical core. I literally was messed up in the head for weeks! I couldn't understand why I couldn't stop listening to it. Made me feel like I was crazy. Turns out I'm OK. Just had to get into their heads space musically. Getting over the hurdle of unfamiliarity with their music has contributed to my appreciation of so much music. I have to thank Zach for making my head explode.

[@MattieHagedorn]

That's so rad that you said "this is jazz", thanks so much for saying that. I got into punk first, jazz after that for the same reasons. It's all so similar when you look at it that way. -Huge Hella fan and huge jazz fan

[@jawnske]

i dont agree with the "creating music on the fly" statement, listen to Hold Your Horse Is and youll see its all written how its preformed. Theyre insane, very talented artists

[@Vantier]

I mean yes and no. These live versions were not identical to the album by any means. The basic structure is there, but it's not the same.

[@canatico8]

I remember hearing in the documentary of the tour they did in Europe that they did a fair bit of improvisation on stage. Their performances are definitely looser live. Let's just say I get the guy's impression

[@SilhouetteLifter]

@@Vantier Obviously they improv a little sometimes live, but listen to this version of Biblical Violence and tell me it's not almost identical to the album: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJWwdZZ9aN90e6s They can replicate these songs to a T, but sometimes they have some fun with tempos and improv, such as the video being reacted to here.

[@delta52-oh63]

"Hold your horse is" is such a good album, couldn't agree more. Extremely well constructed

[@sensor-sweep]

that definitely wasn't a dig against their songwriting abilities, it was a praise of their capacity to write songs.. how they made it

[@just.some.dud3]

I saw Hella in Austin, TX years ago. After the show I sat outside and talked to Zach, he was super humble and chill and very cool. Two interesting tidbits: he said he sprained his ankle during the show and he played with one low top Converse (kick foot) and a flip flop (high hat). What an absolute unit he is.

[@Dr.Mrs.Pancakes]

That is the most Zach thing ive heard, love it

[@cn1506]

"For a moment you think its nonsense and then they do shit together" There is almost no nonsense even in the live show. The guitar is sort of the guide and the drums freely follow but I'd say he's playing closely to what's on the album much of the time but with lots of flourishes. You can try to boil it down to some basic structures but he's basically got some really original grooves going on with everything in between completely filled in. Should probably mention this is my favorite band and album of all time.

[@listener84]

C N still got my og Hold Your Horse Is from the first night they were selling them at Casbah SD⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@trashwolf8]

Yeah all these parts are written out

[@listener84]

Joel Jones who said they were transcribed?

[@liamkiely4765]

Thank you so much for doing this one, I asked for Zach Hill a while back.

[@liamkiely4765]

Try Been a Long Time Cousin, there is a fantastic live video that shows a bit more of his technique. It sounds like there is a lot of chaos, but it is actually, quite controlled.

[@WordToMomsYo]

I requested Garrett check out Zach Hill, and I’m pretty sure I specified “Been a Long Time Cousin” 😆

[@miguel213]

Yep, that's the one I recommended as well, from Concentration Face. They also did a lot more improvisation on that one.

[@McbrydeWithaY]

Liam Kiely same, pretty sure it was last year haha

[@mdab0123]

Don Caballero! You’ll love it.

[@PlatnumWarriorAitzel]

Dude he need to wath that shit

[@Mummra61]

I left a comment not long ago recommending Garrett towards math rock. Didn’t mention Hella but really hoping this is just the beginning 😊

[@illuminatibraincontrol]

You actually will love Don Caballero. Its got healthy doses of JAZZ, some ridiculous drumming and yet more... concise songs. They're wild jams for sure, but they were, I'd say, less about playing everything as fast or crazy as possible, and more about making every song distinct in time and feel in unique ways. Every song is like a study in rhythmic possiblities, while still feeling more like a song.

[@listener84]

mdab0123 all day

[@franlovelsimic8421]

I am shocked he hasn't seen Ben Koller yet! Let's make it happen guys! Oh and Kenneth Schalk from Candiria. He is a jazz drummer after all so I wanna hear his thoughts. Btw, this was Hella cool... OK I'll show myself out.

[@bobsondugnutt7526]

he has some sick gopro chest cams. plays so fast

[@retirementplan5882]

Candira please! Ken definitely knows where one is!

[@DallasGunther]

Aw shit! I almost forgot about Kenneth Shalk. Candiria's best records are worth buying just to get the last track alone. Because those songs are that fucking good.

[@xylin3683]

Yo I was totally not expecting a Kenneth Schalk mention in these comments. Candiria is one of my all time favorite bands (they really fell off after their tour accident years ago but I will always love them to death). He is an absolutely amazing drummer and would love to see a reaction. Also had the pleasure of smoking weed with guy before one of their shows in Poughkeepsie, NY back in the mid 2000's. Total sweetheart.

[@dclarkmusic]

Third Ben Koller

[@alfiehaigh8412]

"What a work out my god" dude you should see his death grips rehearsal footage, he's ripped and I genuinely think it's pretty much just from drumming

[@dis.infectant]

Zach Hill... Finally!

[@dis.infectant]

I've seen Hella before... met him once or twice. His kit is definitely lower, and at probably over 6ft he towers over the thing. Dude's jacked from such a visceral and ferocious style of playing. Check out his Death Grips rehearsal clips.

[@SoloNecr0zis]

Zach Hill's drumming got stripped of a lot of his "crazyness" with Death Grips. I love everything he does there, simple but not basic by any means, more listenable than Hella but a lot of crazy good ideas. The drum beat of "The Fever" by Death Grips is forever on loop in my head.

[@BenedictHarris]

g33003030 I will check out THE FEVER

[@lucasredekopp10]

Team sleep ♥️

[@miserableoutcast]

There’s No 666 In Outer Space by Hella shows them with more instrumentation and vocals but still keeps that raw chaos if you’re missing it from Death Grips

[@Thelambe123]

At first listen it sounds like Zach has toned his drumming back in Death Grips (and for a lot of their discography he definitely did dial it back), but his craziness is still very much there it's just now hidden behind electronic drum resampling things. Every single thing you hear (other than the vocals) in the entire first half of their Powers That B album is done on an electric drum kit and it features some absolute insanity

[@listener84]

g33003030 true

[@DrVonHein]

Hey Garrett, I saw this drummer, Zach hill, come in late for a show one time..a solo performance..He rushed down by car from Calais to Rotterdam. He came in (some old factory) placed his tapedeck in front of his drums ,pressed 'play'and played the shit outta his kit. Leaving everybody present speechless in amaze..but you were right..its a jazz descendent. Best solo act i ever saw though..

[@kiefhouse]

“It’s fuckin’ with my worldview.” I think that about wraps it up

[@Mortarion6666]

Thankyou for being so open minded Garrett. There's too many reaction channels that are just about whether they 'like' it. I love how you react to each drummer on their own terms, without any predisposition for how things 'should' be.

[@plume...]

Hella are always on the absolute cusp of losing control... but are always IN control. It's fucking beautiful. Makes alot more sense on the studio recordings :)

[@jamesshaughnessy7308]

I love when it hits you after the video you look younger, more engaged, inspired. Thank you for keeping your mind open and vulnerable to new insights!

[@HyperbeastXion]

"Math Rock, I will be ready to count" XD

[@mykologist6285]

good luck!

[@GruzMul080]

"cant find one" ..."but he does" X)))

[@genecuesta3711]

Thank you sooo much for this. I was laughing hysterically at your reaction outside of store while watching this, people were tripping on me for sure! Reason being, I've been hyped on Zach Hill for a good 15 years and he's kinda a cult figure in the music community I would say. Fans of his are kinda rabid, myself included. Your reaction was priceless, but AMEN to the second take you had with your aha moment that this is jazz 100%. "This is fucking with my worldview" - Garrett Miller ^^^ That shit had me rolling when you said that!

[@STILLPOUR]

That's what I always try to explain to people.... "it's Jazz!"

[@Emma_Z1]

As one of my heroes said, Nick Reinhart, guitarrist of Tera Melos, Zach Hill is the Hendrix of drums. So underrated

[@Syko1985]

If he is the "Hendrix of the drums" surely that means he is overrated If anything? And I don't mean that as a knock on Hendrix but he is widely seen as the greatest guitarist of all time, he couldn't have a higher rating.

[@genecuesta3711]

That interview he did with Jamie Stillman was awesome shedding some light on his and Zach's relationship

[@Emma_Z1]

Paul Smith yeah of course he is exaggerating, for me the hendrix of drums is Tony Williams, but is a note of how appreciated is Zach in the math rock community, Nick is from Sacramento too and is his friend and on that interview he said that is mindblowed that he know that guy

[@Emma_Z1]

However i think Zach is fucking pushing boundaries on drumming like Hendrix do, more avant grade tho

[@doozle5132]

Really enjoyed that vid. The way they balance on the edge of structure and chaos is cool. Sounds insane, but there's repetition and a deep order to what they're doing.

[@bobsondugnutt7526]

so glad you did this one! zach hill is an alien on the drums

[@majormajormajortom]

Welcome to the world of Math Rock, dude! Zach Hill is a BEAST. If you want to see some emotive drumming if whole different order, I highly recommend taking a look at Kashikura Takashi from the math/post rock band Toe. Three favourites: Goodbye (album version), All I Understand is That I Don't Understand, and C.

[@theedon501]

“It’s fucking with my worldview” 😂😭😭😭

[@OversoulRRR]

It's starts to make a lot more sense after a few listens. You start to feel where the 1 is and it makes it so much better.

[@kanametousinabasi]

I'm so glad you finally got to this haha Zach Hill is my all time favorite drummer, organized chaos is what he does best & he's an absolute beast & master at his craft. After Hella he's also most notorious for playing in the experimental Hip-Hop group Death Grips (Give em a listen when you have the time) & he's done a bunch of work with other artists including: Les Claypool from Primus, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez from The Mars Volta, Nick Reinhart from Tera Melos, Wavves, & Marnie Stern to name a few. You should definitely give drummer Brian Chippendale from Lightning Bolt/Black Pus a listen next too, he's got a similar high-energy erratic style. Kenneth Topham from the band Giraffes? Giraffes! is also a great watch as well!

[@michaelfarmer6877]

Phrases of the video "Is he about to puke" and "bob your head with confidence"......🤣🤣🤣 Love it....🤘🏼

[@j23662]

Damon Che from Don Caballero next pleaaaaaase

[@michaelkokenos2042]

I really appreciated the honest reaction. You didn’t act like your mind was being blown like every other reaction video. Hella can be kind of hard to digest because they’re so fucking wild, and your reaction was pretty much my first reaction as well. Those dudes make art and sometimes great art doesn’t sink in immediately. Anyways, keep it up! I just subbed.

[@jmpsthrufyre]

Black Pus/Lightning bolt in his attic Cool sound similar to TP S3

[@conalls2480]

Was actually gonna recommend that video!

[@Theloniouspunk1]

You've gotta check out Don Caballero!

[@emcmw]

I listened to countless drummers in my time, I’ve never heard a drummer quite like Zach Hill.

[@PedroDias-hj2jy]

Listen to the Studio version. Everything is way more structured than it seems. Very unique music language. You should listen to more math rock stuff. Nuito, Giraffes giraffes too

[@backwoodssensei1742]

Finally! Definitely would love to see you check out Don Caballero/Damon Che

[@neil2451]

Hella is really crazy envelope pushing math rock a lot like Tera Melos, I really really suggest you check out an old math rock band called Piglet if you want to hear something a lot more melodic and palatable that still has the math rock complexity and attitude. I think you'd actually dig than a lot.

[@ethanstover9859]

Tell vince to come out with the 3 albums he promised in 2019, until then; opinion discarded

[@drflibble6858]

That EP is awsome!

[@zacharydonnachie1]

I miss piglet so much!

[@blinginlike3p0]

I was going to say this but I thought they were too small and forgotten. Also not many videos out there of them

[@scallop_music]

miss that band so much. good times.

[@tls234]

Giraffes Giraffes is similar to this. They're really good.

[@anttimakimartti]

Gotta be honest and say that I prefer them any day over this.

[@brandonvu5429]

I don't know if I'd say they're similar. G!G! is way more digestable and pleasurable to listen to, Hella is a chaotic orgasm. They both push the envelope but in different corners.

[@ecarlos2527]

no

[@joaotatyzap-xf1eg]

G?G! Is more proggy than hella, more acceptable too.

[@VCCassidy]

Hella were tail end of the “math rock” movement, which as you correctly identified, was kind like jazz as expressed through the punk rock filter. Other bands in the genre worth looking up include Don Caberello, Polvo, Battles, and on the softer-emo-ish end of the spectrum, American Football. These days Zack plays for the experimental hip-hop act Death Grips.

[@Swamp_Donkey_]

he's the main influence behind DG

[@archivehans]

He is death grips. He is the biggest creative force.

[@yourrealdad9442]

@@Swamp_Donkey_ he literally started death grips

[@jasper36]

The Fucking Champs as well.

[@TheSteel59]

Toe deserves a mention.

[@aztlan667]

Has he done Morgan Simpson from black midi yet? That kid has insane talent!

[@djtotalhack]

if you like that you gotta check out his other stuff, and other math rock more broadly. john clardy from tera melos and ken kennerson from giraffes? giraffes! are great examples of adjacent stuff to this that's a little more digestible

[@jonzarTX]

John Paul Zigterman clardy would be sick

[@kylehodgkin3101]

'... its organized chaos and i dont know what to do about it'

[@TheOrangesEverywhere]

im so happy you reviewed this

[@acemechanical275]

I guarantee Miles Davis would have loved this. Probably would have hired these guys on the spot.

[@facepalmjesus1608]

the music of Hella is what i call ''Nothingcore''

[@BlackWave54]

He’s bopping his head to something but I don’t know what 😂😂

[@robertmclellan1605]

You're one of the few KZbinrs I have set to "All" notifications. All the love man

[@NickSandt]

“Just bob your head with confidence.” LMFAO

[@iancontreras7688]

"Wow this is really fuckin' with my world view" Best endorsement I've heard for why you should listen to Hella.

[@DaveyReynolds]

how can a jazz drummer go so long without ever hearing about zach hill?

[@jeslone]

Much love from Australia homie, been loving your videos for ages. Thank you and keep safe...

[@sn33v]

If there is smooth jazz then hella is rough jazz

[@marksummers666]

"this is jazz" - hell(a) yeah! and a live evil reference for good measure? sheeeeeit check out the live video of Screaming Headless Torsos' "Smile in a Wave" - it's beautiful blistering jazz fusion at its ass-shaking peak 🤘

[@bronzewand]

This is one of the bands that led me into eventually getting into jazz

[@bellpele7125]

YES FINALLLLY SOMEBODY IS LISTENING TO ZACH!!!!

[@slurpzum7077]

oh HELL(a) yes

[@m3rbs]

these never get old

[@humanoid9787]

This video never gets old

[@bowlofnuggets]

TTNG! math rock from the uk

[@michaelhudson2912]

are you familiar with Captain Beefheart? I presume that was an influence on this.

[@HenryFordOfficial]

90% of Captain Beefheart's music is just really good blues rock, other than the dumbass lyrics

[@TheMilford]

Michael Hudson I came here to say the same thing.

[@JamisonYukich]

“I definitely can’t find one...one has left the building.” 😂

[@trulsnorbye6160]

Dude I really love your reactions! Thanks for keeping me busy these days!

[@andrewmartin9711]

Find his live performance of Guillotine with Death Grips, also definitely check out the band Lightning Bolt look for a set they do in japan

[@kumquatmagoo]

Saw lightning bolt live like 18 years ago, crazy to think how long ago that was. Hella's 1800ghostdance is one of my alltime favourites.

[@Ty-oe4dr]

brian chippendale is a beast, check him out

[@johntraywick751]

Fuck yeah been waiting for you to do this one. Thanks for being a great source of entrainment during all this.

[@wonkerz2050]

“I better get ready to count” hardest I’ve laughed this year so far

[@matthieurheaume]

This is the appropriate response to hearing hella for the first time XD Btw i seriously recommend the first hella album gets 10 ish listens, then one makes it’s way back in the building ;)

[@johnmcconnell474]

So true!!

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

@jvalex18 no it's just unusual/advanced and requires your brain some repeated listens to understand the time signatures. it all depends on what you're used to listening to. Meshuggah was like that for me at first too and modern day the band Car Bomb is famous for it's strange songwriting that takes a bit to recognize the patterns and remember them

[@niclastname]

This is an appropriate response to hearing hella for the 30th time... lol

[@davidfuller581]

Give Kevin Paradis from Benighted a listen. He did a playthrough of the song Nails and it's absolutely insane.

[@musicaa55g17]

Zach here, thanks man

[@familyman4202]

When i first heard Hold Your Horse Is i had pretty much the same reaction as this, but then i listened to it every day for 6 months. I just couldn't stop thinking about it!

[@whatcolorisdeath1266]

React to Lille Gruber from Defeated Sanity please

[@MikeCaputo]

LILLE IS THE SICKEST

[@franlovelsimic8421]

And more importantly from Ingurgitating Oblivion. Their last record was so damn good!

[@cezusbezus]

Going to request it until I see it, I gotta hear your thoughts on Aaron Spears Zildjian Live performance from a few months back.

[@bbeashliegh1]

“And I don’t know what to do about it” haha quote for the day. Love and brotherly hugs, keep bringing the videos.

[@durrr123]

didn't see this coming, one of the all time favs

[@byronvisiado09]

I promise you all that craziness makes sense and every hit is there intentionally haha. You can definitely find patterns if you listen closely. That dude has of the fastest right foot I've seen. Edit: I'm laughing my ass off at your reaction. That's honestly how I was the first few times listening to this and kinda to this day.

[@bultronlagore2095]

Thank you!!! Most people will laugh at it or mock it as just noise due to their own ignorance of what music, skill, and talent is. It’s hilarious these people who talk like they are experts in music and what skill, talent, etc is has never taken the time to learn any musical instrument themselves. Once you pick up an instrument and learn how to actually play your mind expands and you will have a greater understanding/appreciation of music that you normally wouldn’t listen too like Jazz, Funk, Technical Death Metal, Mathcore, etc . Of course these styles of music are not going to be most peoples cup of tea but atleast learn to respect it because it takes a lot of practice, skill, and talent. The majority of Mainstream Music and these so called “Talented Musicians” who make millions don’t even write there own music nor the lyrics they sing. They are basically just selling an Image with a voice that’s Autotuned because guess what happens when there is no Autotune on that voice? It sounds like 💩 because they cant sing. Excellent comment Byron. Bravo 👏

[@Luke-hh8nz]

Please do Deathgrips next!

[@clarencedthewrench8790]

Yuh

[@aplus1080]

Silly

[@bobthesalesclerk]

I recommended this SOOOOOOO long ago. So happy you finally got to this one.

[@DanielBurns11]

"I don't know what to do with this" is the most accurate response to hearing Hella the first time LOL.

[@velvetgrimm]

Guess I'm not sophisticated enough to appreciate this? Yeah, we'll go with that.

[@danielkallsen2023]

"Zach Hill Death Grips Rehearsal"

[@nutgobliny2k]

Thank you for being rad and making videos for us to watch and feel better about everything during these times as well. It’s a two way street ❤️

[@dormar4882]

GladGlad someone brought this to you. Keep it up, Brother-man!

[@steezydan8543]

Is no one going to mention that Zach Hill plays for Death Grips? Not even one person feels like Garrett should review live DG footage? Is it just me?

[@vereyafrequency]

Please react to the drummer of don caballero. Theyre really great.

[@FunkadelicPancho]

Damon Che is a monster and the craziest set up I've ever seen

[@retirementplan5882]

Yes!

[@jmpsthrufyre]

Yeah, I tried too

[@unexpectedlylive8319]

Man i love your work

[@petrtroschenkov360]

Very exact reaction on this video! I also. Was very pleased by this duet! Thanks for showing those two “crazy” musicians.

[@Ugrasrava]

"The music is.... something else." Cocaine. That something else is cocaine. In massive quantities. :lol: