Following last month's Bret Easton Ellis-assisted short film for "Are You Okay," Dum Dum Girls are now offering up a dreamy, animated set of visuals behind another Too True track, "Rimbaud Eyes."
Directed by Tamryn, the clip first plays out as a performance video washing Dee Dee and the rest of the Dum Dum's in soft pastels, though midway through the real-life musicians evolve into animated counterparts. On top of seeing the altered outfit perform the wavy dream-pop cut on a platform or walking through imagined cityscapes, the frame is occasionally flooded with calming ink blot patterns and Bond girl silhouettes.
You'll find the melted textures of "Rimbaud Eyes" down below.
Directed by Tamryn, the clip first plays out as a performance video washing Dee Dee and the rest of the Dum Dum's in soft pastels, though midway through the real-life musicians evolve into animated counterparts. On top of seeing the altered outfit perform the wavy dream-pop cut on a platform or walking through imagined cityscapes, the frame is occasionally flooded with calming ink blot patterns and Bond girl silhouettes.
You'll find the melted textures of "Rimbaud Eyes" down below.
