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Toward Space releases new video “Modern Medicine”

Published on 18 Jul 202218 Jul 2022 by veglamLeave a comment

Richmond, VA band TOWARD SPACE has just released a new video for their new single “Modern Medicine”. This time the band takes us into a dream-like atmosphere slwoly turning int a psychotic nightmare in which groovy bass, Lynch-esque guitars and naughty nurses all meet under 80s lights and a vintage horror movie mood.

Director/Editor
Seyla Hossaini

Produced by Toward Space

Cast
Haley Jeannine
Temple Woodard
Morgan MacGregor
Sable Grayson
Taylor Damizia
Alex Flowe
Erica Fox
Miriam Hossaini
Kaili Fox

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Toward Space release new video “I Won’t Do Crack (Without Heroin”)

Published on 1 Dec 2020 by veglamLeave a comment

Red wine, bathroom action, motorcycle gangs, fun and sexiness is what you’ll see in “I Won’t Do Crack (Without Heroin)”, the new TOWARD SPACE video directed by singer/bass player Seyla Hossaini.
Check it out here:

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Toward Space release “Devil Eyes” video

Published on 17 Aug 2018 by veglamLeave a comment

Richmond garage rock’n’roll band TOWARD SPACE have just released a new video for their song “Devil Eyes.”

“”Devil Eyes” is the look she gives you that excites and frightens your soul.
This video is a glimpse at the invincible sensation of youth and the beauty of femininity. ”

Song by Toward Space, mixed and mastered at Sound of Music Studios in Richmond, VA
Directed by Seyla Hossaini of Toward Space
Shot and Edited by Nicholas Von Thrower

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Toward Space “The Bomb That Fell”

Published on 21 Aug 2017 by veglamLeave a comment

Opening song “The Bomb That Fell” put you straight into the band’s world made of crazy garage rock’n’roll and spooky atmospheres, something you don’t hear much these days when you think about it. “Black Cat” sounds more 90s grungy/noisy rock while “Night Sorrows” is straight punky power pop with a MISFITS/RAMONES touch.
The mix of female/male vocals works really well and adds even more variety to these seven songs, since the band can easily jump from punk rock to noisy pop with KATE BUSH intonations (‘Dream Love Kill”), or wild chaotic garage with a bubblegum touch (“Swamp Theme.”) When listening to this album, you might think it’s quite surprising, almost confusing at times, but wait until you hear “Take Peace”, a 60s/70s influenced pop ballad with a guitar solo bringing J. Mascis to mind, or the powerpop/psychedelia mix in “Black Magic.”
“The Bomb That Fell” is the perfect title for this risky, uncompromising album, and hearing this from a young band is quite refreshing! /Laurent C.

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