While the release date of Interzone, the third album by New York's The Vacant Lots, comes closer, the band has unveiled a new video for the previous single, Rescue, composed of footage of the band recorded in lockdown in Brooklyn, blended with abstract visuals, graphics and scenes which in their own way recount the political and social tension in today's America, and become a great visual equivalent to the song's energy.
Jointly the band's members, Jared Artaud and Brian MacFadyen, describe Rescue as a piece about "finding the signal in the noise and feeling the need to escape."
Interzone comes out in its entirety June 26th, 2020 through Fuzz Club Records.
Video directed by Samuel Quinn
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