ExitMusic Band

Devon Church of ExitMusic's side project

Finally some new info about the band from thier facebook.

I cant believe I just found this. Exitmusic Stopped by the NPR offices back in July 2012 and did a Tiny Desk Concert From NPR The songs of Exitmusic are so romantically rich, they could envelop a cavernous hall. Luckily, the band didn't defang that cinematic power and anguish in the intimate confines of the NPR Music offices. Here, Exitmusic plays a beautifully buzzing set, marked by vocal nuance and stirring melodies. Set List: "White Noise" "The Modern Age" "The Cold" "Storms"

Directed by Sai Selvarajan. With Aleksa Palladino, Devon Church. It's a love story. Not I love you, I hate you, I need you love story. It's a distance between us, silence surrounds us love story. This is waking up at in a hotel room after a last attempt to spice things up becomes chocolate covered strawberries, cheap champagne, and seven minutes of strained physicality. The silence is frightening because words can't break it. Words get lost in the distance, no...

buzzfee thinks If you like Beach House’s ethereal music. You will like Exitmusic.

From facebook page Daniel Ryan, who directed our video for 'The modern age' shot this some time last year

The only new news in weeks.

Director Monica Perez says the video and song are, in part, about a struggle with inner demons. "The idea behind the video was to portray a fractured self," she writes. "Two sides of a person, each struggling to dominate the other. Rage, fear, despair, defeat [and] solace were emotions I was interested in exploring. I wanted to capture these dark places that are sometimes hard to emerge from, but I also wanted them to look beautiful, considered and filmic."

Exitmusic in their new video for the song “White Noise” video. Singer Aleska Palladino (HBO's Boardwalk Empire) and her guitar playing husband and musical partner Devon Church come across with their patented ambitious and cathartic drama.

In the band's latest video, singer Aleksa Palladino embraces and then drowns her own likeness in a dark and strange struggle with herself. The gorgeously shot short film is a transfixing exploration of rage, fear and despair.