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Pitchfork and GoPro have shared the latest installment of GP4K, the video series captured exclusively with the GoPro HERO4 Black. Following Mac Miller’s “Clubhouse”, it’s the second in a series of eight videos curated and produced by Pitchfork that reimagine the way GoPros are used in the context of live music.

Using eight songs as their guides, Pitchfork’s team of directors and cinematographers tell stories that challenge the conventions of the medium and kick-start discussions on what live music video can be.

For the latest installment, Neon Indian performs his VEGA INTL. Night School track “The Glitzy Hive”. Director/editor Jim Larson shot the band performing the track with a psychedelic homage to “Soul Train” choreographed by Brooklyn-based performance duo FLUCT.

GoPro cameras were placed strategically throughout the space. Rather than use traditional camera operators, the GoPros were attached to gimbals, which were then mounted to the dancers and Alan Palomo to capture the performers’ unique perspectives.

Also, ICYMI, the week of Thanksgiving, Neon Indian’s Alan Palomo was featured on two excellent podcasts, No Effects which was created by the band Tanlines, and in conversation with Martin Rev of Suicide for The Talkhouse podcast. A Martin Rev / Neon Indian remix track is forthcoming soon, which was announced for the first time via this podcast. Neon Indian is currently on tour in Asia and is supporting its third full-length LP, VEGA INTL. Night School.

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PRESS QUOTES ON VEGA INTL. NIGHT SCHOOL:

“The most deluxe, comprehensive Neon Indian album yet.” – PITCHFORK

“Palomo peels back the layers of psychedelia that have sometimes obscured his
work in the past, striving for a directness that results in the most crystallized –
and accessible – version of his aesthetic yet.” – ROLLING STONE

“This is not only Neon Indian’s best record, it is one of the best of the entire
year.” – THE 405

“A grizzly splendor of spindled guitars and futuristic synth lines, while vocally he
reaches for an intone that could reasonably pass as Prince in braggadocio form.”
– UNDER THE RADAR

“The album rewards investment in its world, and that world feels fully realized –
alive, even.” – THE VERGE

TOUR DATES:

12/10 – Adelaide, Australia – Fat Controller
12/11 – Perth, Australia – Disconnect Festival
12/12 – Meredith, Australia – Meredith Supernatural Ampitheatre
12/14 – Wollongong, Australia – Uow Unibar
12/15 – Sydney, Australia – Oxford Arts Factory
12/16 – Fortitude Valley, Australia – The Foundry
12/18 – Melbourne, Australia – National Gallery of Victoria
12/31 – Chicago, IL – East Room (DJ Set)
01/28 – Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
01/29 – Montreal, Quebec – Fairmount Theatre
01/30 – Toronto, Ontario – Lee’s Place

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Neon Indian
VEGA INTL. Night School
(Mom + Pop)
Street Date: Oct. 16, 2015

Track List:
1. Hit Parade
2. Annie
3. Street Level
4. Smut!
5. Bozo
6. The Glitzy Hive
7. Dear Skorpio Magazine
8. Slumlord
9. Slumlord’s Re-Lease
10. Techno Clique
11. Baby’s Eyes
12. C’est La Vie (say the casualties!)
13. 61 Cygni ave.
14. News From the Sun (live bootleg)

FOR ALL US PRESS INQUIRIES CONTACT
DANIEL GILL AT FORCE FIELD PR
daniel@forcefieldpr.com

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