As of now, our new record Down In Heaven is out around the world!. Accompanying the release is the debut of our video for “Butterfly,” directed by our pal Ezra Ewen, shot on 16mm film around graveyards and forest preserves in Chicago. We’re real proud of both the record and this video, we hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed making them.
The latest video to be Twin Peaked all over is their latest single ‘Butterfly’. After first seeing the lyric video we were happy to see a new addition to the band’s quirky take on video promo.
‘Butterfly’ is just as rough and ready as previous efforts and hits the same retro-driven notes as the song. A gently rocking, classic sound drenched in wooden values and flecked with a freshness that makes Twin Peaks one of the more important bands around at the minute.
Filmed in the band’s hometown of Chicago, and created by Ezra Ewen, the video is a twisted, ceremony. Conjured up by guitarist and vocalist Clay Frankel and loosely based on the acid trip scene from film Easy Rider.
Chicago rock-outfit Twin Peaks have shown a great deal of maturity on their grown-up new album Down In Heaven, recently released via Grand Jury Music. They’ve honed in on their songwriting craft, proving them to be one of the most exciting bands making their way up the ranks of the current rock and roll scene.
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