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Video: Mastodon – “Spectrelight”

Philip Cosores·September 6, 2011

Mastodon’s new record, The Hunter, is due out on September 27th via Reprise, and below you can get another taste of the offering with the muscular and assaulting “Spectrelight.” For the visualization of the clip, Mastodon offers some pretty kaleidoscopic colors, allowing for the rare opportunity to use “pretty” and “Mastodon” in the same sentence.

Enjoy the video of “Spectrelight” from Mastodon below.

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