Making of The Krewella Volcano from V Squared Labs Inc. Stage lighting is dispersed throughout to reinforce the form and composition, completing the dynamic design. Behind them an LED screen displays visuals and custom content while the corner crystalline pieces flanking them act as explosive fragments from the mountainous volcano of crystals below. At the apex of the structure are the performers, central to the entire design. Buy the entire album or individual tracks here: /GetWet We're taking it back to our roots with our rock n' rave show in tiny, grimy venues so we can be face-to-face with our KREW. LED panels peek out of this area like lava from within. Each crystal is equipped with LED video access and/or interior LED tape, creating complex volumetric reflection effects which visually morph the structure from within.A central arc of faceted crystal clusters Make Up the base of the structure, grounding it to the stage like the base of a rocky volcano. The crystals are built out of a combination of one-way and two-way mirrored acrylic and were specifically designed to create contained infinite reflections. The Volcano is a 30ft x 18ft superstructure incorporating reflection-mapped faceted crystals. Also, check out the video to see the Volcano from the beginning as a sketch to it fully constructed in action on tour. This is their only album with former member, Kris Trindl, who later resigned from the group in 2014. It was released in the United States on Septemby Columbia Records. Below you can read about the specifics of this Volcano, describing exactly how it is constructed as explained by V Squared Labs. Get Wet is the debut studio album by American electronic dance music band Krewella. V Squared Labs in collaboration with Stefano Novelli are the ones responsible for creating the Volcano.
This tour features a state of the art Volcano…Yes Volcano.
If you haven't heard yet Krewella has embarked on a tour called, the ‘Get Wet Tour' in support of their debut album ‘Get Wet', which will be released September 24th.
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