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Scottish atmospheric/gothic/post-prog rock female duo Midas Fall, featuring Elizabeth Heaton and Rowan Burn, has undraped the captivating visual accompaniment to the track "Glue" from the band's impending new full-length, Evaporate.
Directed and produced by Stefano Bertelli of Seenfilm, the stop motion video, which depicts the odyssey of a lone wolf, was created using only colored cards. 3D software was used to generate the models, and then the cards were cut with a vinyl cutter and folded to create each item in the set.
Regarding the inspiration behind the track, Heaton offers: ""Glue" is a song that exists in four parts and goes on a journey. Over the years, time starts to blur the edges of the situation you are in up to the point that this becomes your normality and becomes impossible to see an outside perspective. As the track unfolds, the realization is made and leads to further realization of the difficulties associated with breaking free, ultimately ending in chaos. The song gives a little nod to Ravel's 'Gaspard De La Nuit' at the start before going in a more electronic direction, utilizing sparseness, beats, and synths."
Midas Fall will release Evaporate worldwide through Monotreme Records on 27th April. Watch the video for "Glue" in the player below, and over HERE you can give a listen to the song "Dust And Bone" which has premiered on this very website a couple of weeks ago. Give a listen how Midas Fall have carved a distinctive and captivating sound, creating taut, shimmering soundscapes led by the hauntingly melancholic vocals of Elizabeth Heaton. Link
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