A short, vintage-feel film based around the day in the life of a wild pinwheel you say? Set to clattering Yeasayer-esque percussion, soaring vocals, chiming keys and an irresistibly whimsical soundscape? Don’t mind if we do!
Filmed across Europe and the USA, director Eli Stonberg has made a beautifully quirky video to accompany the latest track from Chicago based quartet Yawn. And if you like the layered, playful lo-fi pop of ‘Toys’ then I have some good news for you, the band have a whole bunch of free tracks available to download from their website.
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