Pete International Airport, '21 Days' -- Video Premiere

Both the name and the concept behind Pete International Airport, the solo project of Dandy Warhols guitarist Peter Holmstrom, were the unintentional result of the Warhols' 1997 song of the same name. In turn, that experimental six-minute piece was the unintentional result of Holstrom just fooling around with an arsenal of effect pedals. It all comes full circle in the video for '21 Days,' the first single from the band's upcoming, self-titled debut.

"I had fun putting all my favorite pedals in to the video," Holmstom tells Spinner. "Luckily, I had a face mask on for the motorcycle shots because I kept cracking up -- I have no idea how to ride a motorcycle."

Like the project itself, the video was part happy accident, part surprise ending to experimental creative methods. Producer Jeff Dodge says that after filming the stop-animation segments, the motorcycle shots and additional B-roll, he learned that he had actually been working through an injury from a recent basketball game -- but even his mandatory recovery period played an unexpected role in the video's final edit.

"After finally visiting with my doctor, I realized I'd been shooting on a ruptured Achilles heel and would be laid up the next two months with limited mobility," Dodge tells Spinner. "But it was perfect timing, really, since I was able to put a little extra scrutiny into the texturization and 'plotline' of our work."

Check out the premiere of the wild, experimental final product below.