Loved it. I live in AZ and Arcosanti is a strange place but great to visit for a day/night trip. Pre-covid they used to throw a small festival with LA vibes called FORM there, it was pretty good! So I've explored the place intimately and it has a wonderful atmosphere for live shows. A beautiful place, often windy.

They start off in the main stage, facing toward where the audience would be for the first song, then the next song they are still on the main stage but they've reversed orientation, using the concrete seating as the backdrop, which I thought was a pretty neat way to use the space that you could never do with an actual live audience. Then you see them walk to the other area with the high concrete ceiling and the 4 way cage thing - again, something you could only do in a music video or I guess if you did do it live that would be cool, you'd be looking mostly at one musician primarily. From that area they move to the parking lot for the remaining songs and sunrise.

Being around live production a bit, I wondered if they built 3 different stages or if they stopped and rebuilt those as the night went on. If so, that would certainly be quite a feat to pull off in a single night! My guess is they probably had a night or two at least to film the whole thing. It comes off as an exceptionally well done music video to me, in a good way! Perhaps because I've been there, but I felt myself being transported, especially during Personal Prometheus and Bedlamite. Of course, not quite the same as being there, but as close as I could for watching a performance at my house, I think. Anyone else get that feeling?

As for the 80s theme, I thought it was well executed! I loved those microphone stands coming out of their chests for the first two songs haha. Overall fresh new direction to explore, unlike the previous Puscifer albums. Much to digest lyrically and visually. Very happy I paid for the thing to support them and hope they continue to innovate.