We have the new video, just released, from Copenhagen's Black Light White Light. Besides it being a great song there’s some great cinematography and a surprisingly touching story between a Danish sheep dog and his charge. Watch it below.
'Retroactive bohemian psych rock band BLACK LIGHT WHITE LIGHT release their first music video ’One Fast Move Or I’m Gone’ from the band’s debut album ‘Infrared Daylight’, released September 2011.'
The music video is filmed in southern part of Jutland in Denmark on a cold and wet October day 2011. A great difference in climate from the American desert, palms and hot sun shinning on the band when touring US for the first time at the exact same time as the video was filmed in the band’s homeland. The music video for ‘One Fast Move Or I’m Gone’ follows a busy workday for the sheep dog Jella. With a symbolic theme and epic pictures the video draws on a dualism much like the band’s music does. The music video is directed by Kristoffer Kiørboe and filmed by Martin Munch.
BLACK LIGHT WHITE LIGHT’s debut album “Infrared Daylight” was recorded in North Hollywood with producer Rick Parker (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Dandy Warhols, Von Bondies). The band has had a busy year. Beside an album release and a 9 days long US tour in October the band performed in UK in September, at the NXNE Music Festival in Toronto, Canada in June and toured around Scandinavia playing with bands like Crocodiles and Crystal Antlers.
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