“But it may warrant something, maybe for next year. Clutch are set to release their eleventh studio album 'Psychic Warfare' on October 2nd. We’re always looking to do something new,” Fallon explains. Clutch Premiere 'X-Ray Visions' Music Video. “We haven’t spoken about it because I think we’re hesitant to look to nostalgia. Clutch have premiered the official music video for their new single, 'X-Ray Visions.' The track is taken from the bands new album, Psychic Warfare, which is set for an October 2 release via the band. Clutch is also flirting with some key anniversaries - this summer marks 25 years since the band’s formation, August of 2016 will be the silver anniversary of its first gig - but the new album has put any celebrations on the back burner. the group returns to the road in earnest during October and is also planning a holiday run through the Northeast with Australia, Europe and more North American dates planned for the first half of 2016. Save for a handful of one-offs - including GwarBQ on Aug. Now, for whatever reason, we’re more inclined to keep it short.”Īfter wrapping up a spring and early summer tour with fellow Marylanders Mastodon, Clutch has been laying low while gearing up for Psychic Warfare’s Oct.
But then when you play it over and over again you realize it’s better to have it more economical and efficient. The song X-Ray Visions by Clutch is about embracing chaos, believing in the supernatural, and pushing boundaries. “On our older material we were much more ready to play a part for longer and feel like something we fell in love with needs to happen 32 times or 24 times. “We rehearsed these songs into the ground before we tracked them,” Fallon says. Musically, meanwhile, Psychic Warfare was designed to be more compact and concise and make their points without much expansive jamming. I think Dan latched onto that by taking it as a springboard to one very literal interpretation and then to more vague ideas.” First thing that I did was buy a pack of smokes Check into a motel and consult my horoscope Sitting on the bed with the. The song has a very kind of specific narrative to it, with very specific things that happen, and the lyrics aren’t particularly vague. It’s really his brainchild and he kind of made it up as he want along. “We’re very comfortable with Dan we’ve known him since 1993, really, but we feel most comfortable when we have our instruments in our hands. That’s probably the most acting we’ve ever done in a video,” Fallon says. “We’re not a band that’s at all comfortable acting in a video. But Fallon says director Dan Winter did get the heavy-rocking Maryland quartet to emote a bit more on screen than it has before. Nobody’s expecting an Academy Award - or even a Video Music Award - for the clip, which premieres below exclusively on.
Neil Fallon cuts a convincing mad-scientist figure in the video for “X-Ray Visions,” the first track released from Clutch‘s upcoming 11th studio album Psychic Warfare. “It was method acting, I guess,” he tells Billboard with a chuckle.
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