So, if you put together a ten-minute music video, what’s the end result?. According to a press release, director David East combines “striking natural beauty with images that conjure the feeling of a world teetering on the precipice of an apocalypse,”.

So that’s what it means.

The music video sees the band make a stand against climate change. Their previous music video for ‘Like Lightning’, premiered on Music Declares Emergency. The organization was created by members of the music industry to combat global warming.

Check out the music ten-minute clip to ‘Neptunes’ at the Youtube link below.

Foals secured their first UK Number One album with ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2′. The iconic moment for the band was celebrated with social media posts. The band took to Twitter and Instagram to give thanks to their community of fans.

The image on Twitter of frontman Yannis Philippakis and drummer Jack Bevan was captioned, “The face when you get your first number 1 album!! Thank you so much to everyone who has bought records, came to shows, listened to us over all these years! It means everything to us. Big big love. Xxxxxx”

In the Instagram post, Yannis said, “Hey everyone thanks so much for buying the record this week, we finally got our number 1 this week – long awaited, long deserved!” 

In October, Foals announced the supporting acts for their upcoming 2020 UK Tour. They’ll be joined by Battles and Everything Everything.

The full schedule of Foals tour dates:

29/4/20 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
20/4/20 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
2/5/20 – London Olympia, London.
3/5/20 – London Olympia, London.
4/5/20 – London Olympia, London.
6/5/20 – Blackpool Empress Ballroom, Blackpool.
7/5/20 – Blackpool Empress Ballroom, Blackpool.
9/5/20 – Birmingham Arena, Birmingham.