Critics Praise Figurati's Newest Work for Twisted Teens

Glowing Reviews and Extensive Coverage
Critics are raving over Figurati's newest video 'Florida Water Blues'. The project, created for Pitchfork 'Best New Music' duo Twisted Teens has received glowing acclaim across online blogs, journals, and forums. The sprawling road-trip narrative premiered on the popular garage rock channel Tremendo Garaje in early July and has since been featured in the likes of Pitchfork, Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, Paste, Good Call Music, and more.
"It's downright impossible to imagine a more perfect pairing than this gorgeous little short film and the spellbinding soundtrack wrapped around it." - Tremendo Garaje
Stylish and Inventive Visual Style
The film has been noted for its stylish compositions and lighting. Music video review blog 'New Music Video Review' noted the Jackson Bear's striking chiaroscuro lighting as well as the brilliantly surprising compositions chosen by Bear and the video's director Jack Massucci. More viewers drew comparisons to films like Buffalo 66 and the works of famed filmmaker and photographer Robby Muller. The style is rough around the edges but tender much like the characters.
"Leading the release is the title track, accompanied by a Jack Massucci-directed video that perfectly captures the band's signature energy and off-kilter world." - Good Call Music
Abstract Bonnie and Clyde Bender
Critics and fans also praised the film's inventive storytelling structure. The narrative wanders through the same drunken haze its characters drift through. This abstract non-linear, surrealist approach casts the "Impossibly loveable" punk couple in a series of New Orleans misadventures. Fans online likened the plot to that of a Louisiana punk "Bonnie and Clyde" story. It's entertaining, funny, often weird and unsettling, but devastatingly charming thanks to stellar performances by the lead actors credited simply as Bob and Piff.
"That's a pretty good opening line, and it's even more clever in the context of the music video, which operates as an entertaining accompaniment to the song." - Stereogum
You can watch Florida Water Blues here.
