After premiering their "Degraded" single earlier in the summer, Preoccupations have now uploaded a dizzying, CGI-swirling music video for their latest post-punk cut.
As previously reported, the song puts to use band bassist Matt Flegel's low but sinewy baritone, here reporting in-song, "predictably, we gave no goals/incapable of abstract thought." With that line in mind, the video presents a series of ever-shifting, awkward shapes contorting themselves over digital desertscapes.
Preoccupations, the first release from the Calgary-formed quartet since their name change from Viet Cong, sees release September 16 through Flemish Eye/Jagjaguwar.
As previously reported, the band's North American tour kicks off this month, and you can see all their upcoming dates here.
As previously reported, the song puts to use band bassist Matt Flegel's low but sinewy baritone, here reporting in-song, "predictably, we gave no goals/incapable of abstract thought." With that line in mind, the video presents a series of ever-shifting, awkward shapes contorting themselves over digital desertscapes.
Preoccupations, the first release from the Calgary-formed quartet since their name change from Viet Cong, sees release September 16 through Flemish Eye/Jagjaguwar.
As previously reported, the band's North American tour kicks off this month, and you can see all their upcoming dates here.
