The epic video for "Bandits", which includes a piano introduction not available on the album, "Trials of Van Occupanther". Go to PREFIXMAG.com for this week's featured artist commentary!
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The epic video for "Bandits", which includes a piano introduction not available on the album, "Trials of Van Occupanther". Go to PREFIXMAG.com for this week's featured artist commentary!
Go to YOUTUBE.COM/GROUP/MIDLAKE to enter the music video contest! Stay tuned every Monday for a brand new video from Midlake, as we gradually unveil The Trials of Van Occupanther.
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CREW Director/Cinematography: Jon Collins Production: Midlake and Jon Collins Production Assistant: Kyle Stevens Effects Supervisor: Brad Koehn Additional Effects: Tim Carter Set Director: Mandy Metts
CAST Man: Scott Cox Woman: Aubrey Dupre Lead Bandit: Eric Pulido Henchmen: Jason Upshaw, Stanton Stephens, Justin Evans
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You can kind of hear it if you go "Over there, see...." and the beginning.