The video will also be added to rotation on Canada's MuchMoreMusic video channel this weekend. Heading for Nowhere is the second video supporting the band's current Vapor Records album, No Nations.
Known for their scenery driven videos (a clip for the album's title track was shot in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen while on a mini-tour of China) and broad musical and visual consciousness, Heading For Nowhere was filmed amongst a beautiful old abandoned train station on the edge of their hometown of Victoria. Directed and edited by Jeremy Lutter, the four-minute piece was shot in High-Definition and makes use of varied effects including stop-motion, color-contrast and antique filtering.
We shot Heading For Nowhere over the span of two gorgeous summer days in Victoria, Canada, and everyone was very relaxed and vitamin D replenished so there was lots of good vibes and laughter, sunshine through windows, and golden hazy grass moving in the warm breeze.
Antonia Freybe-Smith - Jets Overhead vocalist
We are looking forward to continuing to work with Jets Overhead by hosting the premiere of the “Heading For Nowhere" video on Spinner.
Mike Spinella, Director, Partner Relations AOL Music
No Nations, is a pleasant, gently trippy throwback to the '90s shoegaze scene filled with waves of guitars, dreamily hazy vocals, and sweetly sung melodies.
All Music.com
No Nations has a solid balance of fist pumping and navel gazing an album that is worth your attention.
CitizenDick.org
Expect to be impressed with No Nations.... an album that is getting better and better the more I play it.
FazerMagazine.com
No Nations is a throwback to that era. Drop the proverbial needle and the everyday world will fall away. You'll be immersed in a bath of warm oil.
The Lefsetz Letter
“Heading for Nowhere" is full of coma-inducing hooks and dreamtime lyrics.
SpectrumCulture.com
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