Toronto-based indie pop outfit Midnight Vesta are set to unveil a brand new video for "Sweden," and Exclaim! has got your first look at it.
Despite setting up camp in Toronto these days, the three-piece originally formed at Bishops University, and returned to Quebec to shoot the new visuals at a cottage on a remote scenic island. The video follows a young woman as she gets sentimental about people, places and things from her past.
The track comes from the band's debut EP The Sleight of Hand, which was released earlier this month. You can catch the band live at Lou Dawg's in Toronto on October 16.
For now, though, take a trip down memory lane by watching the video premiere of "Sweden" in the player below.
Despite setting up camp in Toronto these days, the three-piece originally formed at Bishops University, and returned to Quebec to shoot the new visuals at a cottage on a remote scenic island. The video follows a young woman as she gets sentimental about people, places and things from her past.
The track comes from the band's debut EP The Sleight of Hand, which was released earlier this month. You can catch the band live at Lou Dawg's in Toronto on October 16.
For now, though, take a trip down memory lane by watching the video premiere of "Sweden" in the player below.
