Selfmachine's sophomore album "Societal Arcade" is finally out via Wormholedeath / The Orchard, Aural Music and Carlo Bellotti Publishing US.
The full-lenght has been recorded at Realsound Studios, Italy and mixed and mastered by Waldemar Sorychta and Dennis Koehne.
To celebrate this event, the band has just released the official video for the song "Giddy-Up!", third track taken from "Societal Arcade".
'Giddy-Up!' is the first music video taken from Selfmachine's sophomore album 'Societal Arcade'. The concept for the video was created by leadsinger Steven Leijen and beautifully brought to life by David Hazeleger from TDD Studios. The song Giddy-Up! touches on the subject of the stress to reach goals and the fears of not succeeding while we completely forget to live and enjoy ourselves. Life is a party, especially if you come party with Selfmachine!
The band statement:
“Shooting the video for ‘Giddy-Up!’ was an awesome experience. As always we have made and arranged everything ourselves. This means we have spent a lot of free weekends building the robot, creating its lights, spray painting the metal, teaching it how to play guitar and of course how to dance! We also had the help of our friend David Hazeleger for the filming, editing and after effects. But of course we didn’t use after effects for the robot… ;)”
The full-lenght has been recorded at Realsound Studios, Italy and mixed and mastered by Waldemar Sorychta and Dennis Koehne.
To celebrate this event, the band has just released the official video for the song "Giddy-Up!", third track taken from "Societal Arcade".
'Giddy-Up!' is the first music video taken from Selfmachine's sophomore album 'Societal Arcade'. The concept for the video was created by leadsinger Steven Leijen and beautifully brought to life by David Hazeleger from TDD Studios. The song Giddy-Up! touches on the subject of the stress to reach goals and the fears of not succeeding while we completely forget to live and enjoy ourselves. Life is a party, especially if you come party with Selfmachine!
The band statement:
“Shooting the video for ‘Giddy-Up!’ was an awesome experience. As always we have made and arranged everything ourselves. This means we have spent a lot of free weekends building the robot, creating its lights, spray painting the metal, teaching it how to play guitar and of course how to dance! We also had the help of our friend David Hazeleger for the filming, editing and after effects. But of course we didn’t use after effects for the robot… ;)”
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