Nine Types of Light

About This Movie

So, Nine Types of Light is this intriguing blend of music and visuals, all crafted around TV on the Radio's 2011 album. The film's a little over an hour long and plays out like a series of music videos, each one tied to the respective tracks on the album. It’s less about a traditional narrative and more about creating a vibe, you know? The atmosphere is rich with Brooklyn's indie aesthetic, and the visuals are often striking, mixing practical effects with a bit of surrealism. There’s a contemplative tone throughout, which feels distinctively personal and artistic, capturing the essence of the music itself.

This film is a unique audiovisual experience that has piqued the interest of collectors, especially those fond of music-related cinema. While not widely released in various formats, its availability is somewhat limited, making it a sought-after piece for fans of the band and indie film enthusiasts alike. The blend of music and visual art in this film offers a personal touch that resonates with the collector's appreciation for artistic expression.