“I love his expressive use of color, the films’ surreal mood and their subtle sense of humor,” explained Martin-Calero to i-D which premiered the video. For the connoisseurs, they will, in particular, notice the blink to 1965’s movie “Pierrot Le Fou”. In any case, the fresh visuals perfectly fit Hinds’ music which is also inspired by the 60s.
Hinds‘ debut album “Leave Me Alone” will be out on January 8 via Lucky Number.
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