#Future fight these demons song full#

вЂњWeвЂ™re planning to head to Portland in October to record with our friends there, and weвЂ™re planning on documenting the trip for something cool weвЂ™re working on.

#Future fight these demons song full#

And weвЂ™re moving toward it.вЂќДЄs far as what the band members are up to right now? вЂњWeвЂ™re grinding away! We are just about ready to record another full length, and we have some great ideas to make it something special,вЂќ said OвЂ™Neal. ThereвЂ™s a light at the end of the tunnel. And all these projects with Liars Club Records have been a great outlet for us to focus on and stay optimistic for the future. WeвЂ™re a very tight knit group of guys and weвЂ™re doing a great job of supporting each other during this. We know that a lot of people out there are feeling the same way. вЂњBeing confined due to the pandemic isnвЂ™t good for a group of guys who have sacrificed everything to travel and play music. вЂњRight now, mental health is a huge hurdle,вЂќ said OвЂ™Neal about the demons the band is currently facing. The video was created by sTaRaTs, aka Eli Bruner using a variety of mediums, including stop-motion, claymation and animation. The lockdowns and quarantines imposed by the global pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus has forced a lot of people to face their demons head-on and Tejon Street Corner Thieves are no different from the rest of us. Those demons will eventually catch up to you if you donвЂ™t fight them. вЂњWeвЂ™ve never seen anything quite like it.вЂќ вЂњHe didnвЂ™t disappoint! He followed the theme of the song beautifully and was very innovative with his technique,вЂќ said OвЂ™Neal.

OвЂ™Neal says they wanted to do an animated video for вЂњDemons,вЂќ but ultimately put their trust in Bruner to bring the vivid lyrics to life. The creation of the video was an evolution for the band and Bruner. How These Veterans are Using Music to Win the Fight Against PTSD Written by Jake Lowary The Tennessean Deep in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee, on land owned by two of country and gospel musicвЂ™s most-acclaimed stars, is one of the most recent examples of how American veterans are taking control of their battle against their own demons. We even got to keep the clay figures he used! He did a great job capturing the theme of the song in a way weвЂ™ve never seen before!.вЂќ вЂњHe used a combination of stop motion, claymation, and animation on the video. вЂњEli Bruner (aka sTaRaTs) knocked this one out of the park for us,вЂќ said OвЂ™Neal. One moment, heвЂ™s scratching imaginary bugs off of his sleeve and the next he envisions a massive demon in the middle of the desert highway. The video mirrors much of the lyrics, showing the band riding their bus to a gig while a character that represents OвЂ™Neal eating magic mushrooms and smoking pot on the bus, which has some comical results. Those demons will eventually catch up to you if you donвЂ™t fight them.вЂќ вЂњThe literal demons in the song are representative of drugs and drinking. вЂњвЂDemonsвЂ™ is about battling addiction,вЂќ said singer and banjo player Conner OвЂ™Neal.