Video of the Day: Victor Sierra’s ‘The Witness’

Victor Sierra brings us The Witness, a new music video, and a cut from their new album Imperfect Meridians.

The task of the Steampunk artist is to take us to an alternate history, where steam and brass make the world work. The music of Victor Sierra takes us to a future that might have been, and immerses us in a deeper world in which Humanity’s potential is darkened by endless conflict, and battles rage to determine dominance of the skies.

Commander Bob, Princess Anouk and Big Machine keep a steady pace aboard the airship Hydrogen Queen. In this video, Prince Anouk sings of the turns in the historic events in which she and her crew have played a part.

Victor Sierra leads you into a vaporous and multicolored universe through unexplored paths down to a future that could have been… In a bloody sky, the airship Hydrogen Queen keeps a steady pace while very special trains can fly leaving the road not taken. On stage, Victor Sierra’s energy invites you to go beyond the horizon line, to be stirred in unison and to live unpredictable experiences. Enter Victor Sierra’s universe…

Victor Sierra invites you to join them for a live concert on Saturday, May 15 at 2 pm Pacific – the concert will be multicast on the SCIFI.radio Facebook page, our YouTube channel, on Twitch.TV, and of course on SCIFI.radio itself.

If you like steampunk, it’s an event you won’t want to miss. Best of all, it’s free.

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