Wide Awake

Breaking our record of Most Local Music Videos Posted on Unfair Park In One Week, here's the second musical clip in the past seven days: "Plan to Stay Awake" by the Deathray Davies. This was filmed by Austin resident Keith Lowry, who may or may not have other music video...

By Robert Wilonsky

March 23, 2006

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Breaking our record of Most Local Music Videos Posted on Unfair Park In One Week, here's the second musical clip in the past seven days: "Plan to Stay Awake" by the Deathray Davies.

This was filmed by Austin resident Keith Lowry, who may or may not have other music video credits. The guys in the band didn't answer by this afternoon, and calls to Lowry were not returned, but to his credit, this video is damn spiffy--and who needs "credits," anyway? Also, kudos to the DRD for finally redesigning its butt-ugly Web site into something so clean and pleasing. -Sam Machkovech

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