KNTRLR - The Great Filter (Official Video)
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KNTRLR - The Great Filter (Official Video)
KNTRLR : THE GREAT FILTER
thanks to the great people over at Devise for including the KNTRLR remix of 'War Of The Roses' in their weekly playlist!
DEVISE Playlist of the Week :: Week of June 23rd
DEVISE MAGAZINE’S PLAYLIST OF THE WEEK
Week of June 23rd
Tycho – “Awake” (Com Truise Remix) The Weeknd — “Often” Slow Magic – “Girls” Zola Jesus – “Dangerous Days” The Magician – “Sunlight” (featuring Years & Years) Phantogram – “Black Out Days” Flume – “The Greatest View” (featuring Isabella Manfredi) Ryn Weaver – “OctaHate” Blonde – “Higher Ground” (featuring Charli Taft) POOM – “Les Voiles” The Mystic Underground – “War Of The Roses” (KNTLR Remix) Lia Ices – “Thousand Eyes” The Tins – “The Aren’t Evil” Metronomy – “Reservoir” (Jacques Le Cont Remix) The Airplanes – “Paper Hearts”
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Debut of two music videos for Will Brant's newest tracks, "The Water" and "Bloodlines," directed by Charles Hinshaw. Featuring musical performances byKntrlr, Will Brant, Sewing Machines, and a DJ Set by Priority Male!
WILL BRANT VIDEO RELEASE SHOW Teaser from DRAMA ROOM PRODUCTIONS on Vimeo.
A haunted cruise-ship ballroom re-imagining of KNTRL's 'Stabs'.
Charles Davis and Michael Henry, comprise the Brooklyn-based duo of KNTRLR have developed a reputation for being a mostly electronic production; however, there's a warmth and energy in their sound that comes from enhancing that sound with actual instrumentation. And although they've been compared to Death Grips and the Walkmen, i think on "Stabs," the band's latest single (and video) that their sound sounds a bit more like M83 -- but less dreamy.
The official video was partially inspired by the stabbing that Davis and Henry witnessed outside their practice space, and includes some actual footage of a heart being stabbed (which is a little disturbing), interspersed with apocalyptic images, creating a very surreal video.
KNTRLR- Stabs