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"For Love"
Official Music Video
The first of three video singles from Love Cycle
Love Cycle
The Art Film
Public Release in 2027
Love Cycle is a short psychedelic art rock odyssey. The film, with five standalone music videos, accompanies Zoë Knight & Mythical Beasts'
second album of the same name,
released in March of 2025.
The videos are a visual representation of
an individual's journey in shifting from
a lifetime of hyper-independence
to embracing community support.
It is meant to remind us that we are better together,
even (and especially) when we are apart.
Premiere Screening November 8, 2026
at the Museum of Modern Renaissance
Somerville, MA
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Love Cycle
Studio Album Out 3/21/2025
A 20-minute song cycle in five movements,
this short art rock odyssey tells the story of
an individual's shift from hyper independence
to embracing community support.
It is meant to remind us that we are better together,
even (and especially) when we feel most apart.
Love Cycle Live
Recorded live on Zoë's 40th birthday in her home, Dragon's Lair Studio
Featuring Monster Players:
Zoë Knight
Riley Stockwell
Bob Abruzese
Peter MacLean
Nancy Loedy
Vocals & Piano
Guitar
Bass
Drums
Sax & Flute
Directed & Edited by Patrick Hanlin (Revivalhouse Records & Film)
Director of Photography - Jonathan Turner
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Will Holland (Chillhouse Studios)
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"Time to put Zoë Knight & Mythical Beasts on your radar. They've crafted this ambitious, new double-album that is a knockout. Zoë has a uniquely electrifying voice that moves easily from soul-jazz to funk-rock to mystical, Kate Bush-like textures and even some reggae in 'Equality for All,' which could be a companion piece to Peter Tosh's 'Equal Rights.' The Mythical Beasts have an illuminating, humbly tight-knit sound, while Zoë (who wrote all the music) throws in virtuosic touches up front, whether on the simmering funk of 'Love Come Love Me' and sultry 'Make Your Move,' or the organ-drenched ballad 'Elemental,' where she confidently sings, 'I am a force of nature.' She's not kidding, because that is an understatement after hearing this new music." -- Steve Morse, Boston Globe
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