OK Go Returns After a Long Hiatus with the Album And the Adjacent Possible
After a decade of silence, OK Go has reemerged with their latest album, And the Adjacent Possible, a vibrant testament to their unrelenting creativity. Alongside the release, the band unveiled a mesmerizing music video for the track Love, a kaleidoscopic spectacle of mirrors, reflections, and cutting-edge robotics.
True to their legacy, OK Go delivers another visual masterpiece with Love. The video, co-directed by the band’s frontman Damian Kulash, showcases their signature flair for innovation. This time, they collaborated with Universal Robots, a Danish company renowned for its industrial robotic technology, to craft a seamless blend of art and mechanics.
And the Adjacent Possible features twelve tracks, including previously teased songs like A Stone Only Rolls Downhill, A Good, Good Day at Last, Going Home, Take Me with You, and This is How it Ends. Released under Paracadute—the band’s own independent label, which also housed their 2014 album Hungry Ghosts—this new work reaffirms OK Go’s commitment to pushing artistic boundaries.
