Minneapolis stoner rock quartet Denim Matriarch is back with a spooky new music video just in time for Halloween. Hailing from their 2019 EP Critters, the new video "Snake in the Grass" digs into the cost of seeking fame and power.
Like all good cult horror movies, the video for "Snake in the Grass" opens with vocalist and guitarist Nathan Levin paging through the Necronomicon while the band scoffs. Fast forward, the quartet finds themselves in an ominous forest where they find a mysterious box filled with a golden snake idol and other magical objects. The band accidentally summons a group of cultists, who perform a ritual that grows more and more sinister through the duration of the video.
The video for "Snake in the Grass" was shot by Alex Tuthill-Preus of Alleygators and True Hallucinations. According to Levin, the band first approached Tuthill-Preus last year about the video. "Alex was definitely the mastermind behind the whole video. He shot, produced, and directed the whole thing," Levin told Ear Coffee. Shots of the band performing were taken at Alleygators and the woods behind the group's old high school in Hopkins.
The music video for "Snake in the Grass" is out now. Watch it below.
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