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Say Psych: Video: Kill Your Boyfriend – Elizabeth

  • December 8, 2019
  • Le Crowley
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After unveiling their new song ‘Elizabeth’ last week, Kill Your Boyfriend have released a subversive official video for the track which compliments it so perfectly its hard to imagine they were never meant to be.

The video, directed by Blau!, follows a woman’s gradual descent into a world of madness and hallucinations, represented by the band’s sinister incursions. The morbid obsession of the character with her loved one intensifies throughout their relationship, until the tragic ending, in a mix of ironic absurdity and a taste for the Italian horror classics of Argento, Bava and Avati.

The single was released on Depths Records and the B-side features a remix by Preoccupations (formerly known as Viet Cong) guitarist Daniel Christiansen.

The band, who formed in Venice, Italy in 2011, is an artistic collaboration between singer-guitarist Matteo Scarpa, standing somewhere in between a doomsday teller and a possessed Rockabilly shouter, and drummer Antonio Angeli, who perfectly sets the frantic and tachycardic pace for the Noir and Post-industrial tales of his partner in crime.

Streaming, digital download and limited edition 7″ transparent red vinyl 
available here

After causing some stir at the back end of last year, Kill Your Boyfriend will be back in the UK in January/February 2020 with their blistering live performance.

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