Moby recently teased his new collaborative LP Innocents with a stream of the Cold Specks-assisted "A Case for Shame," and now the electronic music vet has slid a slippery self-directed clip our way too.
The video is Moby's directorial debut and finds him hovering somewhere near the bottom of a crystal-clear pool. Observing him from the topside are the critter-masked robe-sporters that figure on the album cover, though an ursine member of the clan gets wet as well. Smokey-voiced Cold Specks makes an appearance too, so keep your eyes peeled throughout the video.
Moby side-stepped explaining the imagery, offering up in a statement: "The video has a specific meaning for me, but I'm hesitant to say what that is, as it might have a very specific meaning to you, and it's completely open to anyone's subjective interpretation. just because i made it doesn't mean that my interpretation of it is the right one. i'd love to hear what you think of it and what your interpretation is."
Innocents arrives October 1 via Moby's own Little Idiot imprint and in Canada via Arts & Crafts. As previously reported, the album also features guest spot from Damien Jurado, Wayne Coyne, Skylar Grey, Inyang Bassey and Mark Lanegan.
The video is Moby's directorial debut and finds him hovering somewhere near the bottom of a crystal-clear pool. Observing him from the topside are the critter-masked robe-sporters that figure on the album cover, though an ursine member of the clan gets wet as well. Smokey-voiced Cold Specks makes an appearance too, so keep your eyes peeled throughout the video.
Moby side-stepped explaining the imagery, offering up in a statement: "The video has a specific meaning for me, but I'm hesitant to say what that is, as it might have a very specific meaning to you, and it's completely open to anyone's subjective interpretation. just because i made it doesn't mean that my interpretation of it is the right one. i'd love to hear what you think of it and what your interpretation is."
Innocents arrives October 1 via Moby's own Little Idiot imprint and in Canada via Arts & Crafts. As previously reported, the album also features guest spot from Damien Jurado, Wayne Coyne, Skylar Grey, Inyang Bassey and Mark Lanegan.
