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Mark Lediard's latest&nbsp;Of Mice &amp; Men video continues a storyline&nbsp;introduced in two videos earlier in the&nbsp;year –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kazOPN6hMbM">How To Survive</a>&nbsp;and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1pS2xw3FI4">Mushroom Cloud</a>&nbsp;–&nbsp;which introduced the storyline of experiencing a nuclear&nbsp;apocalypse.Earth And Sky video opens in space, on-board a massive triangular spaceship. We are offered hints as to what’s happening, through analogue computer screens, flashing messages such as “The seed must grow” and “The seed must survive”. The world is dying - and these guys are here to save it.&nbsp;The group perform in an expansive industrial setting, whilst the ship triangulates with the Earth, eventually shooting out a massive wave of energy in the form of a bright laser beam. We see this beam of light spread across the post-apocalyptic desert, presumably helping to reset this arid land after a mass extinction event.Whilst simple in its idea, the video has a few surprises hidden within it, and is beautifully lensed by Ross Marshall. Earth And Sky&nbsp;is a welcome accompaniment to the visual concept, and it will be interesting to see if the storyline continues when the album is released in September.

United States

Mark Lediard

James Baxter

J6 Films

Russell Dague

Ross Marshall

Brianna Del Giorno

Rob Snyder

Dan Kagle

David Hartwell

Rachel-claire Killeen

Robert Hensley

Andy Snape

Inuka Bacote

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Of Mice And Men 'Earth And Sky' by Mark Lediard

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Mark Lediard helms a relentless assault of thrash metal and apocalyptic disaster for Of Mice &amp; Men&#39;s terrifying Mushroom Cloud.Continuing from the doomsday vision of their previous track How To Survive, the band perform while The Bomb drops on the metropolis, turning the inhabitants into light-emitting zombies. Fasten your seatbelts...

United Kingdom

Nicholas Ybarra

Aprilann Dais, Betrand Corbi, Polina Sokolskiy

Of Mice & Men 'Mushroom Cloud' by Mark Lediard

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Lewis Cater&#39;s video for Black Peaks focusses on a young man caught in the crossfire of a society torn asunder. Cater explains that hard hitting video for the juggernaut rock of Home&nbsp;is a reflection of the current political situation.&quot;The video deals with themes of belonging and separation, specifically the shock that we, as a collective of people who believe in multi-culturalism and equality felt when our &#39;home&#39; in Europe was taken away so dramatically and instantly, leaving us feeling completely isolated from everyone else.&quot;

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Nicholas Lee-Shield

Seb Barnett

Brooke Lee

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Harry Trevaldwyn

Clare Maxwell

Rock

Black Peaks 'Home' by Lewis Cater

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Metal band&nbsp;Of Mice &amp; Men&#39;s new video for Pain, directed by Mark Lediard, combines a stark,&nbsp;black and white performance, with eery footage of girls in leotards&nbsp;writhing on the ground, contorted in pain - and then contorting some more.It&#39;s a bleak, angst-ridden, darkly humourous&nbsp;vision, employing overlayed&nbsp;video clips, and sped-up footage,&nbsp;heightening the sense of jitteriness and&nbsp;dread. It&#39;s cool stuff.

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