Tool has finally succumbed to the embrace of the digital world. For the first time ever, the band has finally released a bunch of their official music videos on YouTube.
Gone are the day’s where we’re all forced to grimace through 240p resolution rips of Tool’s menacing music videos. Fans will now be able to indulge in the visual accompaniments to tracks ‘Vicarious,’ ‘Stinkfist,’ ‘Prison Sex,’ ‘Parabola,’ ‘Ænema,’ ‘Schism,’ and ‘Sober.’
It looks like new Tool Music videos are on the horizon. In a recent feature published on Revolver, guitarist and occasional video director Adam Jones revealed that the band have “big plans” for future music videos. “We’ve got a couple in the making, and you’ll see them when they come out,” he revealed.
Tool have well and truly entered 2019, last month the band allowed their music to be hosted on streaming outlets for the first time ever. As a result, every single release from the band hit the top 10 of the US album charts.
After a thirteen-year wait, Tool finally released their highly-anticipated sixth studio record, Fear Inoculum on August 30th.
Watch: TOOL – ‘Schism’
Ahead of the release of the record, Rod Yates sat down for an interview with frontman Maynard James Keenan, and the pair delved into the creative process of Fear Inoculum. You can read an excerpt of the interview below, or check out the whole thing here.
“We had those moments where we really had to step back and take a break from each other and then seriously wonder whether we were ever going to get through it.”
“So I think everybody really values what we have, and will always come back to that place and give it another go and really try and keep it together.”
