Electro act Fact Pattern presents ‘Retail Therapy’ music video
Out today via out on Re:Mission Entertainment is the newest Fact Pattern video “Retail Therapy”. This is the third and final video from the band’s latest EP, “From Where Youâre Hiding” out on Re:Mission Entertainment.
In a reaction the band says this about the âRetail Therapyâ video: “It confronts the inner voices urging people to indulge further and further into superfluous possessions in the name of aggressive capitalism. Instead of working to heal our insecurities and a societally-imposed sense of inadequacy, it urges us to seek a quick fix intent on self-improvement. The delusion may initially satisfy our cravings, but eventually the false exterior deteriorates.”
About Fact Pattern
Originally launched in the early 2010âs by Ian Flux, Fact Pattern has undergone a series of iterations culminating in the 2017 EP, “Structures”. Then shortly thereafter, they entered a new chapter as a three-piece outfit with the debut full-length release of âFallen Languageâ in 2019.
Now with a new EP titled âFrom Where Youâre Hidingâ, out on Re:Mission Entertainment, Ian Flux
(vocals, guitars, keys, and programming), Jack Lowd (bass, vocals), and Corey Hirsch (drums) are
further refining and re-designing their sound injecting more melody and increased harshness, all of this inspired by cinema, true crime, science, and history.
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