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American Football are excited to share the collaborative at-home performance video for "Stay Home", a song from the band’s 1999 self-titled debut full-length album. As the band’s Steve Lamos explains, “we decided to a) celebrate staying home by b) staying home andc) re-recording ‘Stay Home.’ All tracks were single takes, spliced together through the magic of technology.” The audio for the “Stay Home” video was premiered during this past weekend’s Nether Meant music festival, which was headlined by American Football and hosted virtually within the video game Minecraft.

“A lot of people (us included) have a natural tendency to stay home. And now, strangely, that’s the responsible way to be. We hope at the very least that our homemade and tech-lite video will serve as a distraction from anxiety-inducing news coverage and stress about the future. And at best, maybe it will remind you that your antisocial tendencies are justified. You’ve been making the right decision all along: stay home.”

Together in isolation,
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