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Promote people I just dropped a double music video and it plays nothing more than Julia Garneralso known Mark FosterWoman.

The band's new visuals for “See them in the hereafter” and “Feed Me” are not just Vibey. They are a complete surreal journey. Think that Glitchy Dreamworld with Garner hits the center of the entire digital meltdown and the whole thing feels even more intimate and strange.

According to the loudly according to the Foster, the two -part video is basically what it would look like when a late -evening doomscroll becomes an actual fever dream. “We see each other in the hereafter,” he said, is a “satirical view of how life now feels”, while “Feed Me” brings the following emotional chaos. And yes, it is just as chasing as it sounds.

Art imitates life (with a lot of static)

To be honest, Foster and Garner are not exactly an over-boost, Hollywood-it-Couple type. They kept things cautiously since they married in a private courthouse in NYC in 2019 after the meeting in Sundance. So the fact that Julia appears in this project? This is huge. It is a rare artistic insight into your creative chemistry and it works.

Foster gave the experience of working with her as she entered a clear hallucination – a secret world that is sewn together by static and memory. Which, much poetically? But hey, it fits. The entire video takes place like a living feat, directed by Laura Gordon, Jackson James and Ryan Ohm. It leans hard in the mood, metaphor and this calm feeling of the modern separation that we all pretend not to sneak on us.

Julia Garner, muse mode: activated

Even if she does not play a coarse-grained Netflix Anti hero or on a Gucci landing (Yep, the couple, which is for the 2024 campaign for 2024), Garner brings an uncanny calm to chaos. It moves like a spirit in the machine through the pictures: vulnerable, far, but always grounded. It is very urgent in the best way and your performance has a real emotional weight.

“Paradise State of Mind”, the band's youngest album, was released in August 2024 and was on tour from January 2025 to March 2025. The album is much experimental, film -more and emotionally raw than their past work and is a change for the band.

So yes, Julia Garner with a glitchy, postmodern old pop video from her real husband? We are there for it. Would you like to know what the whole excitement is? Look at the video below …