Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp recently delivered what they claim is their final traditional album with The Inevitable End, and following the trajectory of traditional album promotion, they've now unveiled a music video for single "Skulls."
The clip itself is far from the usual, however, offering a glimpse into "the ominous journey of Svein and Torbjørn with friends and 83-year-old Adolf into dark woods and dark places."
It was directed by fellow Norwegian and long-time collaborator Stian Andersen and features freaky black and white footage reminiscent of what the Blair Witch Project might look like at a rave.
Röyksopp's Exclaim!-approved The Inevitable End is available now through Arts & Crafts. Check out the video for "Skulls" below.
The clip itself is far from the usual, however, offering a glimpse into "the ominous journey of Svein and Torbjørn with friends and 83-year-old Adolf into dark woods and dark places."
It was directed by fellow Norwegian and long-time collaborator Stian Andersen and features freaky black and white footage reminiscent of what the Blair Witch Project might look like at a rave.
Röyksopp's Exclaim!-approved The Inevitable End is available now through Arts & Crafts. Check out the video for "Skulls" below.
