As you may remember, Sarah Slean's 2011 double-LP Land & Sea was split into two halves, with the two discs appropriately themed Land and Sea, respectively. Now, Slean has released a video for the Sea track "The Devil & the Dove," and the imagery is fittingly nautical.
The clip accompanying this orchestral, Kate Bush-esque track features artsy slow-motion scenes that largely revolves around water, snow and religion. There's not much of a narrative, but you'll see dramatic images of schoolyard fights, stigmata and running horses along with lots of lingering closeups of townspeople.
A description accompanying the song on YouTube notes that the video features "the stunning landscape and people of Pouch Cove, Newfoundland," where Sea was largely composed.
The clip accompanying this orchestral, Kate Bush-esque track features artsy slow-motion scenes that largely revolves around water, snow and religion. There's not much of a narrative, but you'll see dramatic images of schoolyard fights, stigmata and running horses along with lots of lingering closeups of townspeople.
A description accompanying the song on YouTube notes that the video features "the stunning landscape and people of Pouch Cove, Newfoundland," where Sea was largely composed.