http://youtu.be/QLYNcBak5Fo
 
Hey everyone,
 
Check out my new music video from my Echoes In The Dark album, for the track "Broken Circuits." This video was directed by Connor Biddle from the web & Roku series Paranormal Encounters (a show which I previously composed music for).
 
As usual, I'd love to hear your feedback. Enjoy. :-)
 
David

Great tune and great video, super creepy!  Fun stuff and obviously well executed.

Nice work David!

Thank you both! Really proud of it. It was always one of my favorites on the album and I'm so glad to finally have a video for it that compliments it so well :-)
 
BTW Tony I was checking out your website, very cool the way you put it together. And I was digging the music I heard too. Great stuff.

A cool tune with a cool (sometimes scary) video. You succeeded with your task as to say.... Nice;-)

Thank you! :-) 

Absolutely excellent track! I love that eerie pulsing bass and the video is suitably creepy too.
 
:-D

Thank you! The support here and elsewhere has been amazing so far.
 
By the way I just got the final cut on my next video (which will be the final one from this album) and it's incredible. It's a full production with actors and a full crew and everything, and it's just beautiful. I probably won't be posting it for at least a month or two but I'll be back with it :-)

That was really cool.   Love the tune, it's sort of NIN-ish in a way but a bit cleaner (in a good way ).  And the B&W video suits it so well - I like the quick "wobbly" parts with the matching video glitches.   Good stuff.
 
Were these public domain clips?   I noticed the director as well.   
 

Thanks. Definitely a NIN influence in the music. :-)
 
As for the video, yea Connor has a show on youtube and also on the Paranormal Channel on Roku called "Paranormal Encounters" (which I have composed music for) and this is a combination of public domain clips and excess B-Roll stuff he filmed for his show. I'm not sure what the breakdown is between stuff he actually filmed and public domain, but his show is really well done, so I'm sure a good portion of it they actually filmed.