tricot『POOL』MV

[@WilliamBurnett]

I was very privileged to catch these girls live in a tiny tiny club in London two nights ago. They are the best live act I've seen in a very long time. So many bands can sound great in the studio but a bit all over the place live. In a grimy little basement, they played with every bit as much precision, detail, groove, and beautiful harmony as is on show here, but with even more energy and joy. Simply awesome.

[@jafalk1022]

Basement shows are the most rewarding to play

[@glenncornett9260]

Wish I had seen that; sounds superb.

[@Ephrones]

Can wholeheartedly agree. Saw them in Nuremberg in a venue with maybe 50 guests, only 10 of which where fans (or even knew the band). Still, one of the best live events I’ve ever been to.

[@martymuerte]

I saw em in Houston Tx on that tour. Still one of the best shows I’ve never seen! Music is so great live!

[@aryarinaldo5293]

was this Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen? if so that was a legendary gig, energy was too mad

[@fbaxter8551]

This was recommended by 5 albums to expand your taste in music. Best recommendation I've followed in awhile. I'm going to go through their old albums on spotify this weekend.

[@BirdUpFR]

Oh glad to see more people appreciating this band. If you find yourself nearly as enamoured with the sound as I was I'd recommend a Math Rock binge, namely Toe, Elephant Gym, TTNG, Delta Sleep, and covet.

[@cranburrey]

Thanks to this band, I started getting interested in Math Rock. Cool and yet such an underrated genre...

[@classicpinball9873]

@@BirdUpFR uchu conbini has some great stuff as well

[@spacecowboy3952]

Same reason I’m here 🤣

[@fbaxter8551]

@@BirdUpFR Thanks for the rec unfortunately, the sound for desktop stopped working not long after I commented and I can't figure out why :( Hopefully your bands are on spotify and I can play 'em somewhere else.

[@curtischin1458]

Top-notch math rock with that unique Japanese flavour. I don't know why but most Japanese bands have this avant-garde tinge to their sound to me.

[@rahrahamunrah1]

i've wondered the same thing and i think it has to do with the popularity of jazz in japan. american rock bands draw mostly from the rhythm and blues or country and western/folk songwriting tradition, while i think a lot of these japanese musicians probably get exposure to and training in improvisational, avant garde jazz coming up. that's just my hypothesis as an extreeeeme outsider to the culture, though.

[@andthebanshees]

I know this is an old comment but, if you like their sound, you should try listening to Ling Tosite Sigure

[@curtischin1458]

Yes, I do listen to Ling Tosite Sigure as well! :-) I also really like what TK has done solo.

[@AbsoluteSkycaptain]

I think it has a lot more to do with what the traditional music of your region sounds like. It's why we see a lot of melodic metal come from northern Europe, old european folk music is catchy as fuck and that's reflected in modern musicians. Old Japanese folk music gets pretty fucking weird, I don't think it's a coincidence that modern Japanese music is full of odd melodies that sound completely natural.

[@keltzar1]

If you're a fan of Japanese math rock give the band Toe a try. They're also very solid.

[@sukeban-0226]

The way the "Tricot Pool" title appeared at the beginning makes reference to 6/4 timing

[@sandjfnffs]

wow!

[@nodiet8660]

I don’t know what she’s saying, but it’s fire

[@turtlebox1561]

Had the pleasure of seeing them last night for the first ever show in the USA in my home city of Philly. They were without a doubt one of the most passionate live acts I've ever seen, this coming from someone who's a huge fan of Enter Shikari and The Chariot. They went absolutely nuts. The crowed was going insane, moshing, crowed surfing, stage diving. I managed to get two highfives from the band, the perks of being right up front. Last night's show is easily on of the top three shows I've ever been to.

[@Coretettor]

Yea I love shikari but these girls might be more more passionate

[@spacecowboy7740]

are you kidding me?? I could have gone to see them ;________;

[@Daddychu777]

Zachary Murray ik this is 2 years old but I just saw them for the first time a few days ago and honestly they were amazing. They were the opening band for Chons tour and honestly I’ve never seen a better opening act than them. Definitely put their energy into their music

[@valvanzi5708]

lain pp = based , it's science

[@karolszymczyk8170]

respect for this 5/4 and changing to 3/4 :D

[@StoneKittyOfficial]

Oh i tried playing this song n it's more fucked than that it changes from 6/8 to 15/16 to 4/4 to 4/8 to 7/8 to 6/8 to 4/4 to 3/4 to 15/16 to 6/8 to 4/4 to 5/4 n gahhh

[@ejej_shej7958]

@@StoneKittyOfficial what

[@darrylbanks7004]

@@ejej_shej7958 I think it's like time signatures in music

[@vacationlover95]

この髪型のイッキュウが好きすぎる

[@sizennoteki]

3年くらいずっと聴いてる。 イッキュウもめちゃくちゃ可愛いしもう最高過ぎるんだよとりあえず。

[@こんにちは-o1j]

holly_holly1002 5年くらい聴いてる(๑･̑◡･̑๑) ジェニーハイで有名になってくれて、 なんだか 嬉しいきもち

[@ulanbatard]

This band combines almost everything i love on this planet.

[@KirkJohnson34]

thomas Dantonel Indie rock and Japanese women?

[@ProbyWaN1337]

+ KirkJohnson34 Can't go wrong with that combo :)

[@rafakurpiel558]

+KirkJohnson34 yup

[@Tsupai2030]

今聴いてもこのドラミングは天才だと思う。

[@Darrylizer1]

My new favorite band. These gals and guy rock! I'm actually glad I don't understand Japanese, this affects me a pure music.

[@CJ-vs8ws]

Saw them perform this as an encore last week in Tokyo. Absolutely killer show and this song was definitely chills from beginning to end. This song is just raw energy especially live.

[@LadyViolet1]

I really liked the ending where the guitars were switching from one side of the headphones to the other, I don't know why but it got an emotional reaction from me. It felt beautiful and it contrasted well with the rest of the song. At least that's what I think. I'm no music expert.

[@macafromthewired]

it's called panning and it's pretty coooool

[@nate7817]

something of a "call and response" thing as well

[@csbm25pj]

技術がとても高いですね。 曲も独特なリズムと疾走感のあるサビが気に入りました。 容姿も素敵ですし、魅力ある歌声で素晴らしいです。

[@marisabernadino8001]

gente eu não entendi kkk

[@StockholmStatistic]

Just discovered them last night. I love music that's not just 4/4 time. Winning

[@diegom6085]

if you like diverse tempos check out Buke and Gase :)

[@Cavalier9500]

EBlake You would probably like progressive rock, jazz fusion, and progressive metal

[@barrycoad2080]

EBlake if you can find a band called Sympathy Orchestra from Adelaide Australia thay are cool - will look for a track

[@barrycoad2080]

Barry Coad yes I love tricot

[@friscolopter]

4/4 has gotten to boring, these time signatures have more rhythmic freedom than 4/4

[@ouhalusya9652]

ランダムな曲調の中の哀愁漂うギターリフが心に染みます。

[@Duckbrigade2893]

This song is still as good as the first time I hear it.

[@kittyharu515]

17歳の時にこの曲を聴いてから、音楽にのめり込みました。この曲がまたライブで聴ける日は来るのかなぁ おばさんになっても前の方でもみくしゃになりながら手を挙げたいな

[@quanicle101]

saw them live last night... seeing ikkyu in person almost gave me a heart attack

[@catlover4ever104]

even though i have no idea what they're saying, her strong vocals always brings me up, as if she's crying along with me. really appreciate this band ✌❤

[@arnoldsilva1111]

These girls freaking rock. Plain and simple

[@chrisgeruxubug5884]

simple not sure, freaking rock for sure

[@kittyb992]

How am I this late to the Tricot party? Like...they seem like something I would have discovered years ago and would have still been listening to all this time but I just found them today.

[@蒼-e8z]

この前古着屋さん行った時に流れとって思わず調べた、めっちゃいい(語彙力なし)

[@kevinmathewson4272]

the ending starting a little after 3:33, when the drums kick off and the melody descends, is the part i keep returning to

[@ノンレムちゃん]

なんかノスタルジー感じるわ。 曲によって雰囲気の変わる声もいいし、凝ったサウンドもいい。最高！

[@johncintron2339]

This song makes me feel nostalgic too. The first time I ever heard it, I shed a tear feeling like I just met a friend I always known. My absolute favorite Japanese band, there's not a close second.

[@rirukey8800]

冷たくて力強い感じ、気に入った

[@mcbill7352]

The time signature switch ups are insane

[@アール-p5s]

サビの勢いからのアウトロの静けさの流れが心地よいです

[@ryanbutler9964]

One thing that people don't realize that makes this even more impressive is that pursuing a career in music in Japan is very frowned upon. Not just that but the fact that they chose one of the most obscure genres of rock to pursue is even more gutsy. Absolutely brilliant band!!!!

[@gerijokub7737]

Which is ironic given those circumstances; over the last 3 or 4 years of my research in modern japanese music, I've come to a conclusion that japanese indie groups and other music artists (that are less known than your typical idol singers etc) produce some of the most interesting and creative work which I've yet to find over here in Europe. I mean everybody loves music over here and being a musician is considered admirable, but there's so much of the over-saturated techno-inspired crap that you hear on youtube and on the radio here, that it makes me lose my interest in the stuff that's being produced here. Funny how things that are usually looked down upon sometimes come out with better results :)

[@rigbyb]

Do you enjoy spreading misinformation?

[@みょん-x7l]

耳から離れんくなる曲 どらむがもりもりに見えて仕方ない

[@shxxty9344]

Was browsing some audio trees and saw tricot's performance and was pretty blown away so, here I am now just binging the content

[@OfficialRidysMusic]

はんぱなくかっこいいい びびりました

[@パンダパンダ-j7z]

よくこんな曲作れるね、凄いわ

[@Cresta-fm8uj]

I saw them live 8 years ago in SF, still such a memorable show. We went crazy when they played this song.

[@かあ-v6t]

ほんとにかっこいい、、女性がいるバンドでここまでハマったの初です、、

[@xiolol]

ive never heard odd chords @ 3:22 sound so beautiful with the statement they also seemingly produce - about how the enjoyment of a performance is killed by today's technology. watch it and embrace it with your own eyes, for the moment.

[@SumailDota]

except at that time they arent playing on odd time signature but in common time

[@austinbarnett2482]

That's cool, but he was talking about chords... lol.

[@SumailDota]

ohhh, well, i dont know what he means what makes a chord Odd.

[@troyd41]

Sumail you talk like you understand music theory but you don't know what can make a chord sound a little different 🤔

[@AlexSeibel]

intothetides nothing is wrong with those chords though?

[@Phatazzbetch]

So sick. I can't wait to watch these ladies open for Chon this summer!

[@hatsuneKuuma]

just discovered tricot today, and found the void in my heart left by the breakup of school food punishment has stirred again. this band is incredible and i am beaming

[@ぱぺ-m1l]

今更知って悔しい めっちゃ好き

[@Aeri_27mm]

This song is in mah playlist too🥵

[@jigglycheese8120]

this is my favorite song by tricot, it's just so wonderfully made

[@PikSmores]

I love how raw this song feels

[@sheeeitmayn4384]

Saw Tricot live with TTNG, Chon and Polyphia in Seattle at Neptune Theaer. My favorite show of all time because of this band. I hadn't really listened before but after playing this song lie I fell in love with the band. I knew they where good, but never got into Japanese music. I still don't listen to a lot of Japanese bands but put on the Pillows, Lite, or Toe and I'm all ears.

[@spynae]

Peak limiter hits reaaaaaaal hard at 2:30, you can tell that's supposed to be way louder.

[@saintjudazzz]

never gets old

[@ParkaGrind]

I'll just say it, man. This is one of the best songs ever written.

[@broncoxy]

recently getting into this kind of music again; it just feels so honest and authentic and I love it a lot, with all the flaws and imperfections that might come with it~

[@rwsaldrich]

This song gets stuck in my head for days

[@Chungaysuar]

Extremely good songs have that kind of views👺 Its usual

[@Aeri_27mm]

We need to donate for their f*cking music taste broo👺

[@benwordy2498]

one of the greatest pieces of music i have heard, this is just everything i want in music, that drumming, that voice, that everything! spot on!

[@ankurkharal5632]

Awesome. Didn't understand the words but music speaks to me. Love this song

[@Aeri_27mm]

This is addictive too ngl

[@tomaspraestholm]

Why can't people just enjoy a japanese music video without talking about anime, what anime OPs the song reminds you of, what anime characters the band members remind you of, etc. etc. Not everything revolves around weeb stuff.

[@ThatFreikugel]

+Tomas Præstholm It does get pretty annoying.

[@Swagtildawn]

+Tomas Præstholm Fucking preach my man!

[@hone6978]

これいつも思ってたわw

[@ziggszag1650]

I was thinking the same thing lol.

[@chefmoogleomega]

+Tomas Præstholm It mostly has to do with the fact that most people only learn most things about japanese culture threw Japanese anime and manga but do not explore the actual band or people that make up more of what makes there culture so great. or just they have no one to introduce them to these things. but i understand where you are coming from.

[@かとぱん-d8l]

tricotはこの曲が一番好きだなー

[@lrten9155]

むちゃくちゃかっこいい...

[@中村B級]

わが、故郷滋賀県で…こんなかっこいい！しかも、ガールズバンドが出てくるとは！よかった！琵琶湖の水も捨てたもんじゃない！ 今はtricotとチャランポランタンとグリムスパンキーで音楽は8割は大丈夫！

[@kazzfuzz6689]

ﾄﾞﾗﾑがすんげー。

[@biofear182]

The bassists bass guitar looks longer than her height. Awesome band!

[@Flyinginthebluedream]

biofear182 she is a mini high powered carburetors

[@mikenash112358]

im pretty sure this is my favourite band right now....

[@hk1197-3]

「あふれる」から遡ってきた。 本格派バンド久しぶりに見つけた。

[@Cresta-fm8uj]

Won’t ever forget seeing them live in SF, they were amazing and the whole crowd was going crazy

[@Mateus-zs3it]

SF?

[@Cresta-fm8uj]

@@Mateus-zs3it San Francisco

[@38kob]

probably the all-time best rock song

[@加藤朋晃]

0:50辺りからのドラム好き

[@hydrodragonn7385]

T H E is a great math rock album

[@binta9]

I LOVE TRICOT

[@EternalDrummer1990]

Man, there's like so much cool stuff happening all over the world. I'm very late to this cool thing but still. Very cool.

[@isaacjahncke5015]

Ayy same, heard repeat in december and was hooked

[@gabrielwillames]

Tricot, toe, mofd ;)

[@Rafylt]

Powerfull.. obrigado, Thank you for existing, Tricot, Ikkyu, thank you, thank you guys I can go on....

[@henriquef.wagner]

Danm, the chorus is so good that it makes me want to learn japanese jus to sing along

[@nicoprodz]

I'll now scold my long time japanese friends for not having told me about this band before.

[@04.01k]

how'd it go

[@macafromthewired]

@@04.01k they killed him

[@irongiant2328]

fell in love with the vocalist

[@smilebombdotfm]

that intro is one of the best things ive ever heard

[@fusigidayone]

なんだこのエモさ….

[@harveymoment]

Just saw them live, increidble, you have to see them!

[@aito4961]

今の子のドラムも上手いなとかは思うけど、やっぱkomakiのドラムはいいな。途中で音を抜いたり、テクニックを駆使しながらエモーショナルに叩けるのまじすごいと思う。できればキダ先輩と企画ものでいいから作品をもう一度聞いてみたい。

[@yutasato2441]

My favourite part is from 0:30 to 0:50.

[@うねび]

スマホで撮った映像ってあんま見ないよね。 そん時の話で盛り上がりはするけど。

[@jordanpeters1068]

First song I heard by them. Really happy I got to see them in Seattle last year and hope they come back soon.

[@coolmusiclover6745]

Don't know what she is saying but damn it's good

[@lulucu6751]

Same

[@flinipefromGDR]

I don't see why people compare Tricot to Chon in every comment ! I mean, their styles are really different

[@toshokankioku9734]

i agree

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

Because both band established similar math rock sound at their early development? But if you refer to present Chon's sound, they indeed sound different than tricot.

[@Youkai909]

Greetings from Poland! =D

[@pekkatervala8476]

They are brilliant! Check also Genie High, Ikkyu Nakajima as vocalist with gentlemen nails it. She's a super star!

[@Connepas78]

Oh quelle surprise je ne m'attendais pas du tout a ce genre de morceau ! Le style ne cesse d'évoluer que ce soit technique ou de style ! Bon travail / お疲れ！ この曲は囲いです。 Hiromi est encore plus mise à l'avant manque plus de komaki ;) Merci et bonne continuation !

[@tousei8657]

すごい 本当に すごい

[@gotsteeze92]

This is just genuinely a great song.

[@lordmattington1654]

LOVE the enormous J. Robbins/Jawbox influence!!

[@joquinn76]

someone else noticed!

[@mdaily318]

I hope one day soon they come Portland or Seattle!

[@nandoszalasr4614]

That drumer Is an angel AND a demon

[@atmdc]

Ive always listened to number girl growing up so it was no surprise to find out number girl was one of the bands that inspired tricot. The melodies sound so similar

[@diegourbinaokum]

El descubrimiento semanal de Spotify me trajo aquí. Realmente sorprendido, me encanta su energía.

[@superteru777]

昨年の福岡中止ライブで初めて見たときは、こんな風だと全くわからず誤解していました。 HAKUさんのライブでハルカトミユキ見たくて行っただけだったけどｗ。 tricot要チェック！今度また来てくださいね。

[@flavioastudillo1231]

you are awesome! cheers from chile!

[@Eddievanhello]

Flavio Astudillo wena wn! xD

[@mariopainkiller]

terrile wena la weá ctm

[@jpTifon]

jajajajaja son weones XD

[@Ralki]

WENA WEON!!! Que bacan ver gente de aca que le guste el math rock de japon, hay muchos grupos la raja!

[@linkake1]

Flavio Astudillo wena wn!!

[@xRawlins]

Listening from California, this song is amazing! You guys are very talented!

[@やっフー]

変拍子盛り盛りで好きだー 異世界に迷い込んだみたいな気分になります

[@桝田英伸]

そうか、この曲は people　の　pool　で、ぬるま湯の評価で満足して「風邪を引かないように」ロックしてる歌だな。 難しいって言ってるツイートも気にしないし、 スマホで何回再生されても、どんどん自分たちは進化していく、っていう。 カッコいいなー!

[@ダレデショネ]

凄い解釈　的を得てますね。

[@xpepin]

Another amazing song from them , im very stoked for the full lenght.

[@ちんぷい-u7b]

インスタに疲れたらこれ聴きにきます

[@akirarosillo1791]

this song is just amazing! been on loop forever!

[@widhiandraauliya7459]

so the video basically depicts what most people would do in a concert

[@secondunit2]

tricot最高！！毎回ぞくぞくさせてくれる・・・