Black Label Magazine Releases ‘The Tube’

Calling the film a “cool throwback to 1980s VHS aesthetic,” the scene centers on “a glitchy, enigmatic television,” which serves as “an object of fascination that mirrors Noire’s intimate journey across the dimensions of time,” Black Label said in the release announcement.

“Viewers are drawn into a hypnotic world where the past, present, and future unfold through a second view of Noire’s pleasure, evoking both mystery and arousal,” Black Label added.

In the announcement, Black Label director Lincoln explained that the Tube series “was shot as Black Label Studio was being dismantled due to the pandemic.”

“So, while my extravagant sets are absent, the conceptual nature of the series replaces them and keeps it fascinating,” Lincoln said. “The Tube isn’t just a masturbation scene; it’s an experience. “We wanted to create something exclusive and timeless, even as our iconic sets were gone.”

Accompanying the release of The Tube is a gallery of 70 images the publication described as “fine art erotic images” that complement the film’s sensual aesthetic.

“These images complement the video and complete the immersive and artful presentation that is a staple of Black Label’s work,” the announcement added.

The Tube: Noire is now live on BlackLabelMag.com. Black Label said future installments of The Tube will be released throughout the coming summer.

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