Ablebody share video for “After Hours”
30 May 2014, 20:16
| Written by
Robby Ritacco
Ablebody, the post-punk duo of Christoph Hochheim (also of The Pains of Being Pure at Heart) and his twin-brother Anton, have shared a new music video for their single “After Hours”
The chorus’s dominating line “I can’t tell what you represent” seems to be a point of focus for the music video, which utilizes a lot of superimposing to stack footage of people over footage of people, often with conflicting black-and-white over colored imagery (or vice versa). Check it out below.
“After Hours” is available as a 7” single (with B-side “Lose Your Head”) now via Bandcamp.
[via Stereogum]
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