Wednesday Unveils “Townies” Music Video, Celebrating New Album Bleeds
Wednesday, the acclaimed indie band, recently released a compelling music video for their latest single, “Townies.” The visual accompaniment celebrates the arrival of their new album, Bleeds, and offers fans a glimpse into the band’s energetic live performances.
A Backyard Show Comes to Life
Directed by Lance Bangs, the video unfolds with bandleader Karly hartzman personally distributing flyers for an upcoming Wednesday concert. It builds to a vibrant and intimate backyard show, capturing the raw energy that defines their live experience.
Diving Deeper into Bleeds
Bleeds marks the latest chapter for Wednesday, following their critically lauded album Rat Saw God. The band strategically previewed Bleeds with a series of captivating singles, building anticipation among their dedicated fanbase. These included:
* “Elderberry Wine”
* “Wound Up Here (By Holdin On)”
* “Pick Up That Knife”
* “Bitter Everyday”
Bangs’ Collaborative History
This isn’t bangs’ first collaboration with artists within Wednesday’s orbit. Previously, he directed the music video for MJ Lenderman’s standout track, “Wristwatch,” from the album Manning Fireworks. Furthermore, he produced and directed the visually striking video for Horse Jumper of love’s “Snow Angel,” which notably features vocal contributions from both MJ Lenderman and Ella Williams of Squirrel Flower.
Exploring Wednesday’s Artistic Evolution
If you’re interested in a deeper understanding of Wednesday’s artistic journey, consider revisiting their profile. It delves into the band’s unique sound and the compelling narrative behind Rat Saw God, offering valuable insight into their creative process and evolution.
Ultimately, “Townies” is more than just a music video; it’s an invitation to experience the captivating world of Wednesday and the compelling artistry of Bleeds. You can feel the band’s passion and dedication in every frame, solidifying their position as a vital force in contemporary indie music.
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