Watch: Arthur Beatrice – Carter (Uncut)
London four-piece Arthur Beatrice will release the Carter EP on 22 July. The record’s title-cut surfaced via Pitchfork last week and now they return with some wonderful grayscale accompanying visuals.
A Wild Beasts evoking strut led by pounding pianos and rumbling floor toms, ‘Carter (Cut)’ bounds along like a baroque floor-filler. The visuals on the other hand – tagged ‘Carter (Uncut)’ to accommodate the extended piano intro – speak to the song’s more personal touches. The bare flesh captured through Kate Moross’ solemn, monochrome lens echoing vocalist Ella Girardot’s tempestuous lyricism and deep, earthy caw.
The band will celebrate Carter‘s release with a show at The Borderline with support coming from Shelter Point and Best Fit favourite William Arcane. Tickets are available via Eat Your Own Ears now.
via Gorilla vs Bear
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