The Disco Biscuits scored international attention last year when a video for the song Caterpillar (from the live set The Wind at Four to Fly) received some love from MTV Latin America. Now, the group has readied another video for a song drawn from the disc, World is Spinning. Directed and produced by Disco Biscuits bassist Marc Brownstein and Cadence Videos Chris Lonergan, World Is Spinning meshes live clips with UPEACE-donated footage documenting current issues facing the global community. Keyboardist Aron Magner says, As humans beings in a seemingly smaller global world we are at an imperative time where me must view the actions that we take for the future of humanity and the earth we encompass. The video is currently available here.
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