Voivod release music video for "Sleeves Off"
Photo credit: Catherine Deslauriers
To celebrate today’s release of their new album Synchro Anarchy, Canadian prog-metal band Voivod have dropped the music video for the track “Sleeves Off”.
The visual, which can be seen below, was created by Felipe Belalcazar of Mental Pictures. Vocalist Denis “Snake” Bélanger said this about the song/video:
“Here’s a cool clip from our friend Felipe Belalcazar. It’s a mixture of animation and live footage. The animation in the clip goes backwards, maybe in reference about the past when I had to make big decisions, as a teenager. Some were good, some were bad, but one thing for sure, I didn’t want to be cast in a mold to fit perfectly in the conformity of the world. I wanted to be me, show everyone who I was, do things on my own, and be creative. And when I met the boys, I found the place where I wanted to be. The live footage shows that I was right, as we are still going after so long. Enjoy!”
Synchro Anarchy is available right now via Century Media.
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