The set earned the family bandtheir first No.
1onBillboards albums chart and, so far, they’ve released a delightful array of accompanying videos.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Each of the videos separately chronicled a mysterious plot set in a small town.
Credit: RCA Records
The plot itself is pretty out there.
Can you explain it to us?
It was always more about mood and themes, I guess.
That’s when the future came in and time travel, et cetera.
It became sci-fi along the way.
But it was more a loose metaphor I mean we fing love TV.
Do you guys enjoy the creative process that goes into these longer video projects?
We like the idea of acting.
We get nervous about looking dumb.
But we are in a place right now where if it feels risky, that means do it.
Do you have plans for more videos forWALLS?NF: Maybe.
That would mean the album was spitting out more singles, so we hope so.
Maybe we will make some things around some other songs that aren’t official videos.
We’ve been wanting to do something where we actually perform the song in a video.
The band is currently on a world trek in support ofWALLS.
All dates are listed on theirwebsite.
