Radio, which they filmed and made available online. "Local Superhero" video In October 2011, after ten months of preparation, Window Seats released their next video and single, a reworking of "Local Superhero". The video production was a collaboration between the band and more than 30 other contributors, notably director Marty Stalker and prop builder Ciaran Larkin, and featured actor Denis Halligan, who had appeared in Game of Thrones and the film Killing Bono. The video was filmed in a set entirely built by the band and their team of volunteers, in the style of a comic book store with props and references from sci-fi and fantasy films and comic book series including Iron Man, Star Wars, Spider-Man and X-Men. Many of the props and costumes (including arc reactors, light sabres, a proton pack and an Inception totem) were created by Ciaran Larkin. Filming took place during summer 2011 and included pyrotechnics on the set, with visual effects added to the footage later. The music video for "Local Superhero" was nominated for Best Production Effects at the Irish Music Television Awards. BBC Radio 1 presenter Rory McConnell described the video as "the most awesome video ever". Like the band's previous singles, "Local Superhero" was released as a free download via their website. EP release In December 2011 the group released their debut EP Frozen Bones, which featured both "Local Superhero" and "Rat". All tracks on the release were mixed and mastered by Neal Calderwood, who has also recorded albums for General Fiasco and Fighting with Wire, among others. Songs from the EP have received comparisons with Joyrider and west coast American rock bands Tad and Far. Window Seats launched Frozen Bones with a tour across Ireland. Television coverage In January 2012, the "Local Superhero" video was picked up for broadcast on international music television channels MTV Rocks and Kerrang! TV. This made Window Seats the first ever unsigned band from Northern Ireland to have a video shown on MTV Rocks. The video was also named BBC Big Screens 'National Film of the Week' and playlisted on all 22 BBC Big Screens in cities across the UK. It received further support from national television, including a feature in Ireland on TG4's magazine show PONC XL in February 2012. The video showed additional longevity in March 2013, when it was showcased on Channel 4's short film programme The Shooting Gallery. "Juliette's Letter" video