Denmark's Communions reveal stark coming-of-age visuals for new single "Forgot It's A Dream"
Denmark's post-punks Communions are sharing their stark visuals for latest single "Forgot It's A Dream".
Led by a slinky bass lick, the track barrels through '80s darkness, with the video matching the bleak intensity. Comprising found footage, homespun clips and silhouetted bodies, the band delve into hormone-driven youth.
Director Nikolaj Møller has spoken about the clip's premise:
"The video is about the special time and years around being a teenager growing up and becoming an adult. Around the innocent years with the newly discovered sexual attraction and exploration. The longing eyes. As as a viewer we are part of a world where reality and fantasy blurs together. An undefined time warp stated around an athletic stadium where the interaction between different persons and thoughts floats together."
Last month the outfit released their Communions EP via Tough Love. The band are headlining London's Electrowerkz on 9 September.
Stream the "Forget It's A Dream" video below.
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