
Released in June 2009 alongside Grizzly Bear's landmark album Veckatimest (Warp Records), 'Two Weeks' arrived at the apex of the Pitchfork-driven Brooklyn indie canon. The album debuted at #8 on the Billboard 200 and was ranked #42 on Pitchfork's best albums of the 2000s, with 'Two Weeks' itself landing at #162 on their top tracks list. The video crystallized a mode of indie-rock visual culture in which cerebral,…
A landmark of late-2000s chamber-pop music video production. 'Two Weeks' demonstrated that indie rock could sustain high-concept surrealist visuals without mainstream budgets, influencing a wave of VFX-inflected art-directed clips. The video's YouTube success (over 14 million views) helped…
Patrick Daughters (b. 1976, Berkeley, CA) is an American music video and commercial director. A NYU film school graduate, he began directing music videos in 2003, debuting with Yeah Yeah Yeahs' 'Maps.' His Grammy-nominated video for Feist's '1234' won Best…
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