Video Premiere: Unconscious Disturbance Get Animated With "Hollow"
Jul. 9, 2015
Unconscious Disturbance is a four-piece rock band, originally from Brazil, and now based in Brooklyn. Their new animated video for the track "Hollow" features colorfully rotoscoped images of the band, intercut with the mythologically-inspired adventures of the video's doomed protagonist. "Hollow" comes from the band's 2014 album, Shooting at the Moon.
According to guitarist and vocalist Kiko Freiberg, "In a nutshell, the song talks about the consequences of achieving success by taking advantage of others. The animation is around the first movement of the 14-minute epic, and depicts the story and demise of the song’s character in the style of animator Steve Sues.”
Shooting at the Moon can be ordered via iTunes and Amazon.
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According to guitarist and vocalist Kiko Freiberg, "In a nutshell, the song talks about the consequences of achieving success by taking advantage of others. The animation is around the first movement of the 14-minute epic, and depicts the story and demise of the song’s character in the style of animator Steve Sues.”
Shooting at the Moon can be ordered via iTunes and Amazon.
Want to premiere an album, song or video on AllMusic? Drop us a line: nyyzhfvp_cerff@nyyzhfvp.pbz.