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Deep Sea Arcade, an indie rock band from Sydney, Australia, is as intriguing as their name suggests. They're an auditory alchemist, meticulously crafting their signature brew of psych-infused, lo-fi rock that has entranced listeners all around the globe. Yet, while it's easy to get lost in their music, their breathtaking music videos are equally deserving of adoration.
There's something mesmerising about the band's music videos and their ability to bring an extra layer of storytelling to already evocative songs. A notable example would be the music video for their track "Black Cat". The entire video is composed of distorted and kaleidoscopic images - it's like a journey into a psychedelic dreamscape that perfectly compliments the band's heady sonic maelstrom. While the video may look like it's been made under the influence of some hallucinogen, all it took was an iPhone and a $30 app to bring this trippy vision to life!
Furthermore, Deep Sea Arcade doesn't shy away from employing experimental ideas. Their video for "Outlaw" features the band members quite literally traversing the beat, walking across a giant drum kit in a surreal desert setting. The video results in a visually stunning exploration of rhythm and space. It's a testament not only to their creativity, but to the power of music videos in adding another dimension to the music we love. Here's another tidbit: the giant drum kit was custom-built, and the band had to lug it around in the desert heat for two days – talk about commitment to your craft!
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