The War On Drugs have reportedly been filming a new music video, according to a new post on Reddit.
The band, led by Adam Granduciel, are said to have been filming in a barn somewhere in the US.
âRandomly stumbled upon this on Facebook!â Reddit user frontyer0077 posted on the Indieheads subreddit. âLooks like theyâre filming a music video!â
They included a screen grab from Facebook of someone posting photos from the supposed shoot. âFun film shoot in our barn today for an upcoming album release by Adam Granduciel, and his band, The War On Drugs,â the caption read.
Randomly stumbled upon this on facebook! Looks like theyre filming a music video! from WarOnDrugsBand
âOur friend, Emmett Malloy, directed. Weston worked as a production assistant. I like this band a lot.â
Malloy previously worked with the band on the music video for their 2017 song âPainâ. It is unclear who the Weston referred to in the post is.
In November 2020, Granduciel gave an update on the bandâs next record. âIn March I wouldâve told you it was 80 per cent done, and now looking back it was actually 40 per cent done,â he said. âSome songs have been reimagined since, which has been a blessing. Some songs have had just one more layer of mud removed from them.â
The group premiered the new song âOcean Of Darknessâ during a remote-recorded appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon last year. The frontman also shared previews of three songs on an Instagram Live stream in March 2020. The tracks were titled âVictimâ, âI Donât Wanna Waitâ, and âHarmonious Dreamâ.
The War On Drugs last released music with their fourth album âA Deeper Understandingâ in 2017. In a four-star review, NME said: âThese songs revel in their spaciousness, like three- minute drivetime anthems from 1986 set free from their radio edits to muck around with 2017âs oddest noises for seven minutes at a time. Granducielâs music is such a sumptuous wallow we donât mind moving forward by the inch.â
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