French Horn Rebellion Flee for Their Lives in 'What I Want' -- Video Premiere

Posted on Nov 10th 2011 11:00AM by Dan Reilly
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Unforeseen, tragic circumstances and the desire to make the best of a bad situation served as the catalysts for French Horn Rebellion's new video for 'What I Want.'

"After the Japanese earthquake, our tour there was cut short, so we spent some extra time in South Korea," French Horn Rebellion's David Perlick-Molinari tells Spinner. "We wanted to do something fun there so we sought out a local director with the help of our South Korean label, Happy Robot Records, and made this video in two days with an all-Korean crew. The fact that we didn't speak each other's language made the experience really amazing to me because it forced us to engage in a really healthy, mutually trusting creative relationship that then resulted in a video for 'What I Want' that we all really like."

The Brooklyn-based duo ends up getting chased around by anonymous, animal-mask-wearing foes, all while the track -- taken from the 'Infinite Music of French Horn Rebellion' album -- gives the visual an upbeat, driving accompaniment. Check out the video below and pick up their debut album now.

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