Directed by longtime friend Nicholas Sutton Bell, the animated clip follows a sailor, who's on his internal quest to conquer his personal demons.
- October 9, 2013
AceShowbiz -
The Lumineers has just unveiled the music video for their latest single, "Submarines". Directed by the band members' longtime friend, Nicholas Sutton Bell, the three-minute video is inspired by the video game "Limbo".
"We've been working with Nick for a while now and love his style and aesthetic on static images," lead singer and guitarist Wesley Schultz said of the video. "We were excited to see what he could do on a full length animated video and we just love it."
Making his directorial debut, Bell recruited friends Neil Dvorak and Michael Oshins to work on a story about a disenchanted sailor, who's on his internal quest to conquer his personal demons. "We used a line-based DaVinci-esque style for the characterizations, and supplemented that with a wool texture and a whiskey color scheme," said Bell.
"Submarines" is featured in The Lumineers' 2012 self-titled debut LP, "The Lumineers". The album peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
