Watch Washed Out’s “All I Know” Video
The Sixteenth Installment In The UO Music Video Series
Late Fall & Winter Tour Expanded Through December 31st
Washed Out has premiered a new video for “All I Know,” the latest single from Paracosm, his critically acclaimed new album. The new visual follows the story of a broken hearted young man, who heads out on a chaotic road trip with his best friend in search of closure (see Pitchfork News Story October 25th). Paracosm is now available in North America on Sub Pop and in Europe via Weird World.
The “All I Know” video was co-produced by Urban Outfitters as the sixteenth installment of their UO Music Video Series. Check out blog.urbanoutfitters.com/washedout for an interview with director Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen, as well as behind the scenes photos from the shoot.
The UO Music Video Series has also featured the likes of Classixx, Charlie XCX, Autre Ne Veut, Tame Impala, How To Dress Well, Peaking Lights, Frankie Rose, The Walkmen, Nick Waterhouse, Cloud Nothings, Black Lips, Spank Rock, The War on Drugs, Beach Fossils, and Toro Y Moi.
In related news, Washed Out has extended his late fall & winter tour (and incredible light show) through December 31st. Highlights include: October 26th in Paris, FR at Nouveau Casino; November 10th in Austin, TX’s at Fun Fun Fun Fest; December 12th in Columbus, OH for commercial radio station CD 102.5’s Holiday Show; and a New Year’s Eve show in Atlanta, GA at Terminal West. Please find a full list of tour dates below.
What People Are Saying About Washed Out:
“It’s a realm of leisurely melodies and keyboard chords that wash in and drift away, of calm vocal harmonies and burbling electronics, of lavishly blended acoustic and electronic instruments and echoes of reassuring pop from past eras...Paracosm sounds warmer, more enveloping; precisely because it’s so much more spacious, it’s cozier.” [Playlist] - New York Times
“A sun-dappled, intricately layered, indie pop beauty.” [#2 / “Must List”] - Entertainment Weekly
"Greene's meticulous creations are still slow-rolling and thickly layered, but this time he and returning Animal Collective producer Ben Allen slather on less futuristic sounds: Mellotron, bongos, children laughing. Harplike arpeggios herald the beginning of the title track like the launch of a Technicolor reverie, but the nine-song LP’s dreamiest tune is ”All I Know,” a nostalgic stunner that glows like a jar of fireflies." [Review, 3.5/5 Stars] - Rolling Stone
“...Eerily beautiful” [Review, 3/4 stars] - USA Today
“There’s something so distinctly summery about the Washed Out sound...the much-anticipated follow-up Paracosm seems as essential to the season as flip-flops and sunscreen...But unlike Washed Out’s previous efforts, in which frosty digital-age samples and drum machines served as the sonic backbone, Paracosm has a lush, natural feel, beginning with a bird-chirping, harp-scaling overture inspired by the rural Georgia retreat.” [Feature] - Vogue
“Paracosm is a beautiful, beautiful album.” [Review, 88%] - FILTER
“It All Feels Right” bumps with light reggae upticks before momentarily collapsing into a sunstroke, while “Great Escape” leans off the beat just enough to generate a little bit of Southern soul…However, Greene is growing in terms of melodic construct, as the chorus of “Don’t Give Up” is the strongest and trickiest he’s ever written." [Review] - Pitchfork
Tour Dates
Oct. 26 - Paris, France - Nouveau Casino
Oct. 27 - Dublin, Ireland - The Button Factory
Nov. 04 - Asheville, NC - Orange Peel
Nov. 05 - Charleston, SC - Music Farm
Nov. 06 - Birmingham, AL - Iron City
Nov. 08 - New Orleans, LA - Republic New Orleans
Nov. 09 - Houston, TX - Fitzgeralds
Nov. 10 - Austin, TX - Fun Fun Fun Fest
Nov. 11 - Dallas, TX - Granada Theater
Nov. 13 - Saint Louis, MO - Firebird
Nov. 14 - Louisville, KY - Headliner's Music Hall
Dec. 07- Acapulco , Mexico - Tropico Festival
Dec. 12 - Columbus, OH - LC Pavillion [CD 102.5 Holiday Show]
Dec. 14 - New York, NY - Gramercy Theatre (ERNEST GREENE DJ SET)
Dec. 31 - Atlanta, GA - Terminal West
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