The video for 'Alaska' see's Dead! perform in a firework inspired performance within an abandonded railyard. With themes of survival and isolation, the video plays tribute to 2007's 'Into The Wild.'
Filmed on location in Paris, 'Broken' is a story about equality and the strength of humanity. The story focuses on a number of troubled individuals who are able to overcome their fears and demons through strength and positivity.
"Last Orders reflects on the idea of fate, how every small action plays it part in the 'bigger picture.' I am a huge fan of gritty British cinematography and in this video I wanted to explore mixing old and gritty with the contemporary. The track itself is very descriptive with vivid dark undertones. I wanted to create a narrative that suggestively explores this, connecting the story and performance into one 'big picture."
Reflecting on someones nonsensical thought process and how it affects the world around them, the idea for Family Ties is a magnified in-depth look into the madness layer on my mind.
Performance-centered video of the Atlanta boys, filmed in and around London shortly after their performance at the Classic Rock Awards. BTW, frontman Charlie Starr may be overtaking Don Jamieson for the best outlandish mutton-chop sideburns ever.
Radar-sourced music video for Press To Meco directed by Lewis Cater. The video has a 70's horror feel, it's sick, it's brutal, and it includes a death scene... perfect!
Lewis Cater, director: "I am a massive Spike Lee fan. Do The Right Thing is one of my all time favourites and it really inspired some of the set ups in this video. I set out to create a tale of friendship, morality, trust and deception. There is a sense of reality behind this too so I wanted the viewer to warm towards the boy, adore him and understand the life he leads."
