’68 Outdid Themselves with This Music Video(s) for Track 2

by | Jun 19, 2014

The release date for 68’s debut album is right around the corner. If you remember last week, the band put out a 15-second track called “#15isallyouneed,” and it was appropriately premiered on Instagram. If that wasn’t one helluva tease, wait til you see this new music video for their song “Track 2.”

It doesn’t come easy. For this one you’ll have to sync two videos and watch them both at the same time. Once you get it, it’s pretty rad. But if you dont do it right, they just sound like a bad garage band who needs more practice.

The band’s forthcoming debut album In Humor And Sadness, comes out July 8th through eOne Music/Good Fight Music.

We hope your computer can handle this.

PS. If you’re having trouble syncing it — try this link here.


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