
(planetary) Ok Goodnight self-releases their new single "Spiral". Available on all streaming platforms, the new single uncovers feelings of regret, nostalgia, and unconditional love. "Spiral" is the second single from the forthcoming album stop/go, which is slated for release on June 12th.
With an impressive catalog that has amassed millions of streams on digital platforms and a riveting stage presence, Ok Goodnight have turned heads as an act to watch closely.
Their new single "Spiral" continues the alluring and brooding auditory journey the band have claimed as their own. Featuring polished piano motifs beneath Casey Lee Williams' ethereal, almost Imogen Heap-esque vocals, the decadent, yet nostalgic track marks an important musical shift for the band.
Alongside the digital release of the track is an animated music video by multi-media artist Stephen Mlinarcik, which is also available today. Mirroring the overall "spiral" concept that the track gives off, the video morphs into various shapes and colors, highlighting the overall anxiety and fragility the track emanates. Combining stop motion, claymation, collaging, digital animation, and physical surrealism, Stephen Mlinarcik perfectly brings the avant-garde, cinematic visual world of "Spiral" to life.
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