The brand new solo album from guitarist Billy Morrison (Billy Idol, The Cult) is full of big-name visitors, and now he’s tapped Hollywood actor Joe Manganiello for the music video for “It’s Come to This.”
The cinematic clip sees Morrison cruising by way of the desert in a shimmering blue Shelby Mustang. There’s a unfastened narrative right here, so spoilers forward: Morrison pulls over to dig up a mysterious bag earlier than pulling as much as a shack. Manganiello (True Blood, Magic Mike) sits on the porch taking part in a guitar, putting his typical imposing determine.
As Billy approaches, he produces a field from the aforementioned bag. Manganiello takes a peak inside and is instantly blinded by a superb mild. As he closes the field, Morrison sheds a wry smile and returns to his Mustang, leaving Manganiello with the drop. The ending undoubtedly pulls the “What’s within the field?” card from Seven, whereas the cinematography evokes the highway-scapes of Vanishing Level and Mad Max.
“So within the spirit of how this entire album got here collectively, I needed Joe to have an enter into what was behind his character,” Morrison remarked in a press launch. “I knew I needed to work together with some bizarre, unknown origin desert dweller. He got here up with the concept he’s a collector of souls. And that I used to be making a take care of him to ship one specific soul in trade for the return of mine! In order that’s the field that I dig up earlier than I needed to his unusual desert shack! Joe simply makes an imposing and scary determine on movie, so he was the primary and solely option to make that cameo!”
As for the monitor, “It’s Come to This” is a heavy riff-driven rocker written by Morrison and Erik Eldenius. It’s the third single from the previous’s new album The Morrison Mission and follows the Ozzy Osbourne collab “Crack Cocaine.” In different information, Morrison and Ozzy have additionally teamed up for a brand new web present, The Madhouse Chronicles, discussing varied subjects like “aliens, medicine, conspiracies, and rock and roll.”
You may stream the video for “It’s Come to This” that includes Joe Manganiello beneath.