A Lull Party With Spray Paint and Fireworks in 'Some Love' -- Video Premiere

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Chicago experimental outfit A Lull is anything but a dull murmur in music. Employing afrobeat-inspired drums, fuzzed-out vocal pads and digital-age symphonics, A Lull create ever-changing scenery within the same song. The band's latest single, 'Some Love,' is a cacophony of genres, blended into an indie rock party anthem.

"When we came up with the idea for the video we imagined a fun, feel good, summer-time party (even though it eventually ended up raining for the entirety of the video shoot), while we were driving through a snow storm in Wyoming," the band's Todd Miller tells Spinner. "I guess we were just trying to imagine where we would ideally want to be rather than deal with the reality of where we currently were."

The video for 'Some Love' features the wily group on a car trip through the country side. We watch as the driver has an intense rear-view mirror connection with one of her passengers in the back seat. The group of friends lands upon a farm where they hurriedly take out cans of spray paint to graffiti a wall. Then, just as the song escalates toward psychedelic tribal rock, the band's party gets busy with extreme colors and a spiritual bonfire.

A Lull's latest album 'Confetti' is out now via Mush Records.

Watch A Lull's 'Some Love'

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