Love's not just for the living, or at least that's the message conveyed in New York folk unit Family Band's new video for "Moonbeams," off the group's recently released Grace & Lies LP.
The video, which you can see below, showcases a courtship between a pair of skeletons. It starts with a manly, flesh-stripped corpse rising from the ground, only to find a sexy set of ladybones awaiting his arrival.
Some of the ghouls' googly-eyed activities include nicking a skateboard and bicycle from living couple, blasting their way down a country road, and then getting jumpy on a big, old trampoline. When it comes to the point where the two ask each other "your place or mine?" the skele-dude offers up his earthy abode six feet below.
You can check the afterlife love story, scored by Family Band's moody and melodious ballad, down below.
Grace & Lies is out now on No Quarter Records.
The video, which you can see below, showcases a courtship between a pair of skeletons. It starts with a manly, flesh-stripped corpse rising from the ground, only to find a sexy set of ladybones awaiting his arrival.
Some of the ghouls' googly-eyed activities include nicking a skateboard and bicycle from living couple, blasting their way down a country road, and then getting jumpy on a big, old trampoline. When it comes to the point where the two ask each other "your place or mine?" the skele-dude offers up his earthy abode six feet below.
You can check the afterlife love story, scored by Family Band's moody and melodious ballad, down below.
Grace & Lies is out now on No Quarter Records.
