Part four of what has become an epic, and quite possibly unprecedented series of music videos for Plan B by Daniel Wolfe.

Part four of what has become an epic, and quite possibly unprecedented series of music videos for Plan B by Daniel Wolfe. After Stay Too Long, She Says and Prayin', expectations for The Recluse could hardly be higher. But it delivers - and then turns it up another notch.<br/> This one is actually for a song that comes before Prayin' in the concept/story album that is <em>The Defamation of Strickland Banks</em>, but Dan and Ben Drew/Plan B have seized the opportunity to fill in the gaps with a dual narrative structure - after he enters jail for the crime he didn't commit, and flashbacks to the period when still free. It's great work, and Drew arguably gives his best acting performance yet. And taken with the rest... what an achievement - by everyone who's been involved in making them.

After Stay Too Long, She Says and Prayin', expectations for The Recluse could hardly be higher. But it delivers - and then turns it up another notch.
This one is actually for a song that comes before Prayin' in the concept/story album that is The Defamation of Strickland Banks, but Dan and Ben Drew/Plan B have seized the opportunity to fill in the gaps with a dual narrative structure - after he enters jail for the crime he didn't commit, and flashbacks to the period when still free.

Part four of what has become an epic, and quite possibly unprecedented series of music videos for Plan B by Daniel Wolfe. After Stay Too Long, She Says and Prayin', expectations for The Recluse could hardly be higher. But it delivers - and then turns it up another notch.<br/> This one is actually for a song that comes before Prayin' in the concept/story album that is <em>The Defamation of Strickland Banks</em>, but Dan and Ben Drew/Plan B have seized the opportunity to fill in the gaps with a dual narrative structure - after he enters jail for the crime he didn't commit, and flashbacks to the period when still free. It's great work, and Drew arguably gives his best acting performance yet. And taken with the rest... what an achievement - by everyone who's been involved in making them.

It's great work, and Drew arguably gives his best acting performance yet. And taken with the rest... what an achievement - by everyone who's been involved in making them.

Part four of what has become an epic, and quite possibly unprecedented series of music videos for Plan B by Daniel Wolfe. After Stay Too Long, She Says and Prayin', expectations for The Recluse could hardly be higher. But it delivers - and then turns it up another notch.<br/> This one is actually for a song that comes before Prayin' in the concept/story album that is <em>The Defamation of Strickland Banks</em>, but Dan and Ben Drew/Plan B have seized the opportunity to fill in the gaps with a dual narrative structure - after he enters jail for the crime he didn't commit, and flashbacks to the period when still free. It's great work, and Drew arguably gives his best acting performance yet. And taken with the rest... what an achievement - by everyone who's been involved in making them.