Accompanying Tin Fingers' new album 'Rock Bottom Ballads' is a visual concept, consisting of 4 music videos directed by Felix Machtelinckx and Tuur Oosterlinck. It follows two brothers ghosting around, being young and free, facing their demons while supporting one another. The videos were recorded on 16mm film. Tin Fingers wanted to maintain the analogue approach of the album, forcing themselves to work spontaneously and minimally. When watched together the four videos form one cohesive film.
Tin Fingers received beautiful reviews for their album Rock Bottom Ballads, now almost 3 weeks old. They take on a darker, melancholic direction on their second full album. Felix Machtelinckx' weeping vocals, preaching, searching, and trying to understand God, form the leitmotif. With rich melodies, haunting piano sounds, improvisations, first takes, and no overdubs, Tin Fingers is searching for pureness and keeping things human and simple. The band is playing together intuitively, without a computer, without ego, just for the sake of music.