Aussie pop-rock outfit the Jezabels released their album The Brink earlier this month via Dine Alone, and now they've shared a video for the cut "Angels of Fire."
The song is a restrained, synth-aided pop tune, and the video is a low-key affair. We see shots from various locations around a city — including an amusement park and a graveyard — as the band members stare at the camera and lip-sync with deadpan expressions.
In a statement, vocalist Hayley Mary explained: "This song stands out from the rest of our songs in my mind. It was one of the quickest songs to write. The music just flowed so well to me, that a melody and words just started coming out. It one of those cliches but it didn't feel like we were writing it, it was just happening. I suppose, in that way it's one of our more honest 'pure' songs, if you're into that idea. Really it's just about noticing yourself getting cynical, and wanting to stop that happening, but again, if you've heard the song that should be kinda obvious."
Scroll past the band's North American tour schedule, which includes some upcoming Canadian dates, to watch it all go down. You can pick up The Brink, as well as some ticket bundles, over here.
Tour dates:
03/26 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre *
03/29 San Francisco, CA - Rickshaw Stop *
03/31 Portland, OR - Doug Fir *
04/01 Seattle, WA - Neumos *
04/02 Vancouver, BC – Imperial *
04/04 Edmonton, AB – Starlite*
04/05 Calgary, AB – Republik *
04/07 Minneapolis, MN - 7th St. Entry *
04/08 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall *
04/10 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace *
04/11 Montreal, QC - Sala Rossa *
04/12 Boston, MA - Brighton Music Hall *
04/15 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom *
04/16 Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda's *
04/17 Washington, DC - Rock N Roll Hotel *
* with Gold & Youth
The song is a restrained, synth-aided pop tune, and the video is a low-key affair. We see shots from various locations around a city — including an amusement park and a graveyard — as the band members stare at the camera and lip-sync with deadpan expressions.
In a statement, vocalist Hayley Mary explained: "This song stands out from the rest of our songs in my mind. It was one of the quickest songs to write. The music just flowed so well to me, that a melody and words just started coming out. It one of those cliches but it didn't feel like we were writing it, it was just happening. I suppose, in that way it's one of our more honest 'pure' songs, if you're into that idea. Really it's just about noticing yourself getting cynical, and wanting to stop that happening, but again, if you've heard the song that should be kinda obvious."
Scroll past the band's North American tour schedule, which includes some upcoming Canadian dates, to watch it all go down. You can pick up The Brink, as well as some ticket bundles, over here.
Tour dates:
03/26 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre *
03/29 San Francisco, CA - Rickshaw Stop *
03/31 Portland, OR - Doug Fir *
04/01 Seattle, WA - Neumos *
04/02 Vancouver, BC – Imperial *
04/04 Edmonton, AB – Starlite*
04/05 Calgary, AB – Republik *
04/07 Minneapolis, MN - 7th St. Entry *
04/08 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall *
04/10 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace *
04/11 Montreal, QC - Sala Rossa *
04/12 Boston, MA - Brighton Music Hall *
04/15 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom *
04/16 Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda's *
04/17 Washington, DC - Rock N Roll Hotel *
* with Gold & Youth
