Disturbed Releases Virtual Reality Experience for “The Sound Of Silence”

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Disturbed has released a virtual reality experience for their Certified Platinum single “The Sound of Silence” via Littlstar, the premiere global network dedicated to immersive virtual reality and 360 video.  The video was produced by Dekker Dreyer of Clever Fox, and was directed by Matt Mahurin, who also created the visually stunning official video for “The Sound of Silence” which has accumulated more than 125M Youtube views.

Set in a dystopian world, the VR experience expands on the universe first introduced in the official video. Director Matt Mahurin explains “It was a thrill and a challenge (and maybe a bit ironic) to use the innovative and immersive world of VR to explore the disconnect of direct human connection that results from the addictive world of social media.”

Fans can experience “The Sound of Silence” through Littlstar’s apps for the web, iOS, Android, VR headsets including the Samsung Gear VR, HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, Sony’s Bravia TV, Apple TV and the new PSVR.

“The Sound of Silence” Virtual Reality Experience:
http://smarturl.it/sos.vr.

INSTRUCTIONS:

If you have a VR headset (Oculus, PlayStation VR, Samsung Gear, or HTC Vive) – please download the Littlstar app from the relevant app stores on each device. “The Sound of Silence” experience will be front and center once you launch the app.

Don’t have a headset? No problem! You can view the experience in 360 on your phone by downloading the Littlstar app for free here: http://smarturl.it/littlstar

Or by going to http://smarturl.it/sos.vr. Click the HD button in the bottom right hand corner of the player for optimal viewing.

To explore the full 360 degrees, move the video view by moving your phone or by using your touchscreen. If you’re on a desktop, click and drag your cursor.