Synopsis

"Fallout Friedman" is presented as a skateboarding segment rather than a conventional narrative music video. The track accompanies Cody Lockwood's section in the 2017 skate film "The Flat Earth," where the visual focus is on skating footage, movement, timing, and the physical intensity of the tricks. There is no documented storyline or character-based plot attached to this version. Instead, AK/DK's electronic track provides a tense, propulsive soundtrack for Lockwood's performance and the fast-cut visual language of a modern skate film.

Factoids & Trivia

• The footage is part of "The Flat Earth," a 53-minute skate film released in 2017.

• "Fallout Friedman" is specifically listed as the music for Cody Lockwood's section in the film's soundtrack credits.

• The track appeared on AK/DK's "Dispatch #2," released April 16, 2012.

• "Dispatch #2" was issued as a limited clear 7-inch vinyl release of 500 copies and included two remixes of "Fallout Friedman."

• The original track runs for approximately 2 minutes and 45 seconds, making it a compact choice for a tightly edited skate section.

• AK/DK describe "Dispatch #2" as synthpunk and noise-oriented electronic music, while the release is also tagged with krautrock, punk, synth, and improvised music.