Fans of trippy horror are going to love this new music video.
Produced by Kevin Antreassian (guitarist of Dillinger Escape Plan), New Jersey psych-doom-rock outfit Super Snake just released the twelve-track album Leap Of Love this past February, and today we’re incredibly thrilled to exclusively debut their new music video for the track ‘Lavish Sum of Dread.’
The video is a psychedelic trip to another dimension, loaded with really cool visuals; and not surprisingly, it was inspired by (among other things) the work of David Lynch!
“The director, Luke Brereton, Jesse Mariani (bass) and myself all share a common love for David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock, and the Twilight Zone,” vocalist Jerry Jones told us. “This video is an homage to all of that I suppose. We wanted to make something that you could sink your teeth into so we shot it like a short film. My favorite music videos have always contained something of a plot and presented itself as a short film.”
He continued, “We also wanted something that was self aware and disorienting at the same time. So we made the paranoid alien abduction video.”
Ready to go on a trip? Check out the exclusive premiere below!
Super Snake is Jerry Jones (also in Trophy Scars), Pete August (also in The Banner), Joe Laga, Jesse Mariani, and Nick Del Virginia.
Learn more about the band over on Facebook.
