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Visqueen – Capitol

April 27, 2010 Derek Phillips Leave a comment

Speaking of Visqueen…the band has a new video premiering on Paste today. The video for “The Capitol” is the first of a series in which Visqueen worked with four production companies in the Pacific Northwest. The idea was to let each company pick the song their favorite song and then produce the video for it. Clever.

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