musicのインスタグラム(music) - 5月2日 22時22分

Visual creativity has been a part of Until the Ribbon Breaks’ (@UNTIL THE RIBBON BREAKS) identity since its inception. For the band’s lead singer, Pete Lawrie Winfield, it’s about capturing something cinematic –– black-and-white photos of synths and drum pads, palm trees and pools. During the making of the group’s recent debut record, “A Lesson Unlearnt,” they projected the expansive landscapes from Terrence Malick and Baz Luhrmann films onto the wall of their studio with the sound off, in order to open their minds to different tones and rhythms. “If you project an image moving in front of you, huge on the wall, the whole room is suddenly as big as you want it to be,” explains lead singer and songwriter Pete Lawrie Winfield. “It’s not just four walls anymore. It’s a solar system, which allows your brain to go a lot further.” Photo by @UNTIL THE RIBBON BREAKS

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