Fury’s new video for “Angels Over Berlin” was filmed in Orlando, on 16mm Kodak Double X black and white film, by director Mario Escoto. Jeremy Stith, frontman for the Southern California (Orange County) hardcore outfit, said that his band was inspired by the ‘80s No Wave Cinema movement in NYC. Films like Metropolis and Subway Riders, Border Radio and Night Of The Hunter were all touch points, along with music videos like REM's “Man On The Moon" and old Sub Pop Network Program VHS videos.
“"We talked about people like Agnes Varda, Yasujirō Ozu, Allison Anders, Wim Wenders and Jim Jarmusch,” Stith said in a release. The band’s new album, Failed Entertainment, is the band’s attempt to “describe every person's life and how it interacts with others through unmatched highs, desperate lows and mundane middles.”
Fury has booked a June 22 show at The Blue Note in Tampa, and the gig is one of three Florida dates including June 23 (Churchill’s in Miami) and June 24 (Will’s Pub in orlando).
Watch the video for “Angels In Berlin” below. More information on the show is available via etix.com.
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This article appears in May 30 – Jun 6, 2019.