Iceland's Sigur Rós have unveiled the new video for "Fjögur Píanó." The clip follows the one for "Ég anda," both of which are part of the Mystery Film Experiment.
The project aims to incoporate the ideas of 12 filmmakers into eight videos from the band's latest album, Valtari, and the newest video features film star Shia LaBeouf getting freaky in the name of art.
Within eight minutes, director Alma Har'el manages to depict numerous bedroom scenes, a virtual underwater car, an abundance of body paint and a cryptic subplot about butterflies. Or something.
Watch the video for "Fjögur Píanó," but beware it's not safe for work.
Valtari is out now via XL Recordings.
The project aims to incoporate the ideas of 12 filmmakers into eight videos from the band's latest album, Valtari, and the newest video features film star Shia LaBeouf getting freaky in the name of art.
Within eight minutes, director Alma Har'el manages to depict numerous bedroom scenes, a virtual underwater car, an abundance of body paint and a cryptic subplot about butterflies. Or something.
Watch the video for "Fjögur Píanó," but beware it's not safe for work.
Valtari is out now via XL Recordings.
