Agriculture have published film of their entire set at Roadburn 2026, shot by Alexander van der Wallen and put out through The Flenser.
It is the second thing to come out of that one performance. The live album took most of its running time from the same night, so what the video adds is everything an album edit leaves out: the order, the gaps, the room.
That matters more for this band than for most. What they do depends on a crowd being physically present for it, and an audio record of a set like that is a document of the sound rather than of the event. Roadburn is also the one festival whose audience will stand still for forty minutes of it.
Giving the whole thing away free, months after selling the album drawn from it, is the sort of decision a label makes when it has decided the band grows by being seen rather than by being bought.