Brooklyn Grunge Band White Pisces Debuts An Absurd New Video
“It’s funny what can happen when you put a bunch of people together in the woods.”
White Pisces is a band from Brooklyn that makes loud, sludgy rock songs. Today, we're debuting the video for "Unbelievable Selection," a hard-charging track from the group's new split with Scully. The video was directed by New York photographer Corey Olsen, and it shakily follows the band as they do a bunch of goofy shit in the middle of nowhere, all dressed in disposable Hazmat-like suits. It's fun, and kind of feels like The Blair Witch Project if the doomed filmmakers were replaced by Zoltan cultists from Dude, Where's My Car?.
"The video embraces confusion, so if you're confused, that's a good thing," drummer David Brandon Geeting—who sometimes takes really pretty photos for our magazine—told FADER in an email. "But it's also about being on a mission, and the kind of decisions you make out of desperation. It's funny what can happen when you put a bunch of people together in the woods." The split is coming soon on Yesterglow, a cool new label from Bryan Krueger, the dude behind sorta-legendary San Francisco tape label Wizard Mountain.