Silicon release multi-dimensional visuals to accompany electronic track "God Emoji"
12 May 2015, 08:15
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
The debut single from Silicon "God Emoji" incorporates slow, disco-infused synths and funky basslines, which is finely entwined with the visuals, directed by Sam Peacocke.
Sizzling synths coincide smoothly with the obscure visuals, and elaborate the electronic sounds by adding performing robots and futuristic, colourful lighting. The track is brought to life by the multi-dimensional effects and floating heads.
Silicon's first headline show is at London's Power Lunches on 26 May. The debut single, "God Emoji" is out 25 May via Weird World.
You can watch the video below.
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