THE BLACK QUEEN: Here’s Another Video for a Track Off “Fever Daydream”

by Ryan Minic | Sep 24, 2015

Early next year The Black Queen will be putting out their debut album Fever Daydream. You know them — they’re the synth-driven, 80s inspired project that features The Dillinger Escape Plan vocalist Greg Puciato.

Last month the band released a video for the dance remix version of “Ice To Never,” and now they’ve released a new music video for the original “Ice To Never” track, off the upcoming record.

The video was directed by longtime Nine Inch Nails art director/videographer Rob Sheridan, and it finds the band’s producer/programmer Steven Alexander on foot, going around downtown Los Angeles with magical boom box.

Here’s the clip:

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