Greta Van Fleet recently released a video for "The Falling Sky," the highly-appreciated track from their third album Starcatcher.
Greta Van Fleet and Gus Black directed the video, which features a collage of images from a Lord of the Rings-esque fantasy world, including a giant sword, galloping horses and volcanic mountains.
"I'd say we pushed even harder on this one to create something visceral and visually stunning. I felt a deeper connection to the band during the process of creating the video and I value that aspect of our collaboration as much as the work itself," Black said about collaborating with the band to direct the video.
Guitarist Jake Kiszka adds, "A peer into the wilds of a starlit oblivion, this visual representation of The Falling Sky demonstrates the darkness and barbarity in a world filled with such duality. In essence, a reminder of the complexity of the human soul and all it is capable of enduring; a letter of love written to the rising sun."
Starcatcher, which arrived in July, debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 on the Top Rock Albums, Top Hard Rock Albums and Top Rock & Alternative Albums charts. The record is currently among the Top 25 at Active Rock Radio.
(Photo: Paige Sara)
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