Video: Death Grips – “I’ve Seen Footage” Interactive Version

Death Grips are a perfect example that if you do things your own way without regard to the mainstream or with what other people are doing the results can be downright exceptional. The band recently teamed up with MTV to make one of the most interactive pieces of film I’ve ever experienced. Filmed with over 50 cameras simultaneously, at a party, you can click from person to person to get different perspectives while listening to their tune “I’ve Seen Footage”, almost like an audiovisual chose your own adventure book. There are even some tasks you can complete during the video, as well as hidden cameras that can found throughout. Do yourself a favor and spend some time with it HERE now!

Video: Death Grips - "I've Seen Footage"

Death Grips will be releasing the first of two major label débuts this year next week; you can stream The Money Store in full right now HERE and check out the band’s latest video for "I've Seen Footage" below. The clip is composed of a stream of single-frame shots meaning you can't pause it twice and land on the same scene. 

Listen: Death Grips – "I've Seen Footage"

Sacramento noise/rap outfit DeathGrips  have treated us to yet another track off of their forthcoming LP The Money Store (via Epic on April 24) in the form of "I've Seen Footage." This is probably the most accessible track we have heard from the LP so far although with lyrics like

"armored cop open fire glock 

on some kid who stepped so
fast was hard ta grasp
what even happened til you seen dat head blow
off his shoulders in slow mo."

accessible is a relative term. Enjoy it below…..