
Released January 2011 as a promotional video for No Age's third LP 'Everything In Between' (Sub Pop, September 2010), 'Fever Dreaming' arrives at the apex of a wave of critically lauded Los Angeles noise-pop that bridged hardcore punk infrastructure (The Smell venue scene) with art-world conceptualism. No Age — the duo of Dean Spunt and Randy Randall — embodied a post-millennial DIY ethos in which the total work…
A landmark in early-2010s noise-pop video production, 'Fever Dreaming' is significant as a meeting point between LA underground DIY aesthetics and the high-concept single-take tradition Daughters helped define. Its refusal of conventional editing pace — one scene change over four-plus minutes —…
Patrick Daughters (born 1976, Berkeley, CA) is an American music video and commercial director. He attended NYU film school, where three award-winning short films launched his career and attracted the attention of The Rapture and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. His debut…
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