Following up on the quirky brilliance of “Ghost Cowboys In The”, Skeleton Goode returns with the music video for its B-side track “Triangular Prison”, and it’s a wild, cinematic trip.
This isn’t just another band-in-a-room visual. Teaming up with a crew of talented student filmmakers from RMIT University Vietnam, “Triangular Prison” comes to life through hand-built props, surreal set pieces, and a DIY sci-fi aesthetic that feels right at home with the band’s offbeat sound. The students not only crafted the concept but also directed and produced the entire visual narrative, showing just how powerful collaboration across scenes can be.
Skeleton Goode is known for their genre-bending experiments, sardonic humor, and tight live shows. They are planning a six-part visual series, and Triangular Prison is just the second installment. With four more drops on the horizon, this is shaping to be one of the most ambitious MV projects from a Saigon-based act this year.
Watch, laugh, get weird, and share the hell out of it. This one’s worth it.
