Rituals: The 99 Names of God (2018)
Director - Yumna Al-Arashi, Cinematography - Harry Wheeler
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Rituals: The 99 Names of God (2018)
Director - Yumna Al-Arashi, Cinematography - Harry Wheeler
Watch “Rituals: The 99 Names of God” on #Vimeo https://vimeo.com/263856338?ref=tw-share
PORRIDGE RADIO - “Sweet”, from their album ‘Every Bad’ out now via Secretly Canadian.
Directed by Sam Hiscox
Directory of Photography: Harry Wheeler
Production Designer: Gini Godwin
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Dirty Dike - Return Of The Twat [Video]
From the moment the track opens Dirty Dike proves why Return Of The Twat shows how a delinquent can make superb music. A man saying what he wants with no filter or cares. The official video, directed by Harry Wheeler and Andrew Craig with steadycam work by Liam White, pairs humorous visuals with Pete Cannon‘s razor-sharp production, a collaboration that also sees Naïve on the boards. The track,…
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Dean McPhee Video Premiere Preview: 1/7, YouTube
Photo by Harry Wheeler
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When we last wrote about guitarist Dean McPhee, he was almost finished with his new record, a follow-up to 2018′s great Four Stones. At 3 PM CST today on YouTube, McPhee will be premiering the first single and video from said new record. “The Alchemist” combines calm, swaying picking with embedded basslines, dull thuds of percussion, and weeping, shimmering trails of reverb; its accompanying video was directed by Harry Wheeler and was filmed at Bolton Woods quarry near McPhee’s home in Bradford, West Yorkshire. McPhee’s new album was recorded live with no overdubs like Four Stones, with Telecaster, valve amp, and effects. It was purportedly inspired by folklore, mysticism, and the landscapes of Northern England. I’ve heard it, and it’s gorgeous as usual, juxtaposing sharp, hopeful tones with moods of melancholy and doom, patient layers of harmonic noise with percussive qualities and circular rhythms.