Following this year's sophomore album Slander, Toronto punks Hormoans have given their album track "Made of Stone" a peculiar, lighthearted video.
While the song is filled with jagged-glass guitar riffs and howling punk energy, the video shows the goofy adventures of a pair of mimes, who frolic around a park in the sunshine, mug for the camera and get into all sorts of over-the-top hijinks. The mimes even get on stage with Hormains during a rowdy, packed club show. This whole thing makes for a curious contrast of the dark and the childish.
Watch the clip below. It was directed by Steven Sandhu and Cyrus Bapooji.
Tour dates:
11/13 Toronto, ON - Bovine Sex Club
11/16 Toronto, ON - D-Beatstro
11/20 Mississauga, ON - The Cock and Pheasant
11/28 Hamilton, ON - Doors Pub
While the song is filled with jagged-glass guitar riffs and howling punk energy, the video shows the goofy adventures of a pair of mimes, who frolic around a park in the sunshine, mug for the camera and get into all sorts of over-the-top hijinks. The mimes even get on stage with Hormains during a rowdy, packed club show. This whole thing makes for a curious contrast of the dark and the childish.
Watch the clip below. It was directed by Steven Sandhu and Cyrus Bapooji.
Tour dates:
11/13 Toronto, ON - Bovine Sex Club
11/16 Toronto, ON - D-Beatstro
11/20 Mississauga, ON - The Cock and Pheasant
11/28 Hamilton, ON - Doors Pub
