The Roofer’s Union Release Their Latest Video For “Man Kills God, Man Creates Dinosaur.”

Brooklyn’s The Roofer’s Union return with their latest video “Man Kills God, Man Creates Dinosaur” the track from their recent LP By Degrees out now on Flat Box Recordings. Shot and directed by Zach Stone, the video follows a young Nintendo player who discovers his Dad’s past trophies and trains to beat the underground Nintendo champion. For anyone who grew up playing Nintendo games and learning how to button mash as fast as possible, this video is for you.

Watch the video at the link above and get in touch if you would like a download of The Roofer’s Union’s latest LP.

Watch “Man Kills God, Man Creates Dinosaur ” official video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXbjFMo23Xk

More about The Roofer’s Union:

The Roofer’s Union’s ﬁrst album, By Degrees, comes from months spent between their basement-recording studio in Brooklyn and a forlorn barn house up in Brewster, NY. It was born from blurry nights performing in Brooklyn’s small D.I.Y. venues, wrapped in feather boas and Christmas lights, pairing black Fenders with top hats and heart shaped glasses, to pizza-ﬁlled nights in their self-built studio, ﬁne tuning their sound with equal measures of expertise seemingly years ahead of them, and the carefree creativity that only comes from a band comprised of best friends.

Even in the haze of the album, their distinct personalities come through: Arthur Szerejko, the producer on bass, Jake Chapman, the dreamer on vocals and guitar, Vaughn Hunt, the handyman and engineer on synths, Kevin Walker, the record label businessman man on drums, and Travis Tyge, the physicist on keys and vocals. Together they built a homemade space shuttle to cross black holes, galaxies and hallucinations to reach that elusive moment where the music lifts them off the roof, thrusting them into the outer space.

“Think Animal Collective meets the Unicorns, and you have a good sense of the experimental, infectious nature of TRU’s sound.” – Pure Volume

“This Brooklyn-based band of best mates makes electronic psych rock, and they have tons of fun doing it. The video for their newest track, “Smoke Machine” is well… a trip and a half, but with this band that performs in boas, lives for rooftops, and draws inspiration from outer space, we cant say we’re surprised.” – Culture Collide

More information on The Roofer’s Union: http://riotactmedia.com/roster/the-roofers-union/

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