Dream pop-inclined Brooklynites Invisible Days have earned comparisons to turn-of-the-'90s bands like the Stone Roses and Ride, and those influences shine through on their new single "Needles" and its accompanying music video.
The hazy clip for this bleary, shoegazing track shows a dude in a monkey suit hanging out in a graveyard while the band play their instruments in an autumnal forest. The monkey reflects back on his friendship with an elephant and its grim conclusion, and the overall result mixes goofiness with gallows humour and Jesus and Mary Chain-style disaffected cool.
Check it out for yourself below.
The hazy clip for this bleary, shoegazing track shows a dude in a monkey suit hanging out in a graveyard while the band play their instruments in an autumnal forest. The monkey reflects back on his friendship with an elephant and its grim conclusion, and the overall result mixes goofiness with gallows humour and Jesus and Mary Chain-style disaffected cool.
Check it out for yourself below.
