Watch: BADBADNOTGOOD - Open Channels

Watch: BADBADNOTGOOD - Open Channels

Psych-jazz lords unveil awesomely engrossing cinematic music video

Posted By Will Backler 1 year ago

Originally only available on physical copies of their revered 2021 album Talk Memory, Canada’s finest modern instrumental jazz-not-jazz band BADBADNOTGOOD today release Open Channels to the digital world, with an awesome music video to boot.

Channeling (sorry, had to) the great counterculture psychedelic films of the 60s, the video for Open Channels features an incredible use of shading and contrast, with appropriately trippy light colour effects sprinkled throughout, check it out!

BADBADNOTGOOD’S Open Channels is out now via XL Recordings / Remote Control Records


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