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See: Moose Blood release new music video ‘Can we stay like this’

  • May 11, 2018
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Moose Blood have released their new music video for ‘Can We Stay Like This’ taken from the band’s new album ‘I Don’t Think I Can Do This Anymore’, out now via Hopeless Records.

“’Can We Stay Like This’ is a song Eddy wrote for his wife whilst in LA, during the recording session for the album. The video has a darker tone than anything we’ve done before,” the band said of the track. “It’s a mood we’ve been trying to achieve from a video for a while now, and we’re really happy with the way it all came together.”

While the video explores a slightly more sinister storyline, the song itself is an uplifting ode to a personal relationship and a snapshot of a place and time.

“Speaking to the tone of the video, director Zelinsky said, “I loved working with Moose Blood on this one. They had this great idea for an image of love lost that served as the jumping off point for the video. We open on a couple on the run á la True Romance, although in this telling they’ve met their demise. That image really plays contrary to what the song is actually about—wanting to stay in a perfect moment with the one you love.”

It’s more stadium rock than their emo roots, and a sign the band is evolving and embracing new angles, which is never a bad thing.
‘I Don’t Think I Can Do This Anymore’ is out now on Hopeless Records.

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