The video for Glorybots’ Radiate is the perfect match for the track’s mid-2000s-influenced approach. With nods to the chugging sound of a Coal Chamber or a Deftones, the band acts as the perfect counterpoint for the Thom Yorke-meets-311 styling of the vocals. The story that Radiate’s video intimates to listeners – a story of love and passion, married to some truly otherworldly visuals – will have fans firmly planted on the edges of their seats. In terms of the aesthetic, the Glorybots take a page from mid-1990s Tool. Even with all of these distinct approaches, the act is able to imbue the video and audible sides of Radiate with their own unique approach.
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