A few days ago, Massachusetts darkwave duo Boy Harsher released a collection of remixes from their 2019’s excellent album Careful. Titled Careful Remixes, etc, the album notably features a Marcel Dettmann‘s remix of “Come Closer” as well as a Minimal Violence‘s remix of “Tears.”

Boy Harsher have now unveiled a video for the Rabit‘s remix of “LA,” which totally deconstructs the original track. Directed by Kathleen Dycaico, the glaucous and demonic visuals still feature the characters Hunter and Harmony and seem to be a sequel of the original video, taking place in a post-apocalyptic world. About the visuals, director Dycaico stated:

[su_quote]Hunter and Harmony are two sides of a coin, faces vs face, field vs ground. Harmony is heartbroken in their burning house, inner mirror to complete environmental collapse. Hunter evolved ruthless to protect Harmony, and to face the outside world. Running in despair. Heavy the weight of desire. I loved our world.[/su_quote]

The video was made in collaboration with digital artist Úna Blue to create an Instagram face filter modelled after her apocalyptic character Hunter. You can use the filter over there. Watch the video below and check their upcoming live shows below (including a gig in our favourite venue of Istanbul: Salon).

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Boy Harsher Tour:

SEPTEMBER 15 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall ∆

SEPTEMBER 16 New Haven, CT – Space Ballroom ∆

SEPTEMBER 17 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg ∆

SEPTEMBER 18 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom ∆ *2nd SHOW ADDED*

SEPTEMBER 19 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer ∆

SEPTEMBER 20 Baltimore, MD – Ottobar ∆

SEPTEMBER 21 Durham, NC – Motorco Music Hall ∆

SEPTEMBER 22 Atlanta, GA – Termina West ∆

SEPTEMBER 24 Dallas, TX – Deep Ellum Art Co ∆

SEPTEMBER 25 Austin, TX – Mohawk ∆

SEPTEMBER 26 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall ∆

SEPTEMBER 28 Mexico City, MX – CMD_F

SEPTEMBER 30 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall ≈

OCTOBER 02 Portland, OR – Doug Fir (Early AA gig) ≈

OCTOBER 02 Portland, OR – Doug Fir (Late 21+ gig) ≈

OCTOBER 03 Seattle, WA – The Crocodile ≈

OCTOBER 04 Spokane, WA – Luck You Lounge ≈

OCTOBER 05 Boise, ID – Neurolux ≈

OCTOBER 06 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge ≈

OCTOBER 07 Denver, CO – Marquis Theater ≈

OCTOBER 09 Chicago, IL – Metro ≈

OCTOBER 10 Madison, WI – The Crucible ≈

OCTOBER 11 Oberlin, OH – Oberlin College ≈

OCTOBER 12 Pittsburgh, PA – 3577 Studios ≈

OCTOBER 13 Toronto, ON – Velvet Underground ≈

OCTOBER 14 Montreal, QC – Phi Centre ≈

NOVEMBER 02 Los Angeles, CA – Substance 2019

NOVEMBER 06 Frankfurt, DE – Zoom ∞

NOVEMBER 07 Strasbourg, FR – La Laiterie ∞

NOVEMBER 08 Paris, FR – Trabendo ∞

NOVEMBER 09 Metz, FR – Les Trinitaires ∞

NOVEMBER 10 Kortrijk, BE – Sonic City

NOVEMBER 12 London, UK – Scala ∞

NOVEMBER 13 Brighton, UK – The Haunt ∞

NOVEMBER 14 Lille, FR – Le Grand Mix ∞

NOVEMBER 15 Orleans, FR – L’Astrolabe ∞

NOVEMBER 16 Poitiers, FR – Le Confort Moderne ∞

NOVEMBER 17 Nantes, FR – Stereolux ∞

NOVEMBER 18 Lyon, FR – L’Epicerie Moderne ∞

NOVEMBER 20 Köln, DE – Luxor ¥

NOVEMBER 21 Hamburg, DE – Molotow ¥

NOVEMBER 22 Copenhagen, DK – Loppen ¥

NOVEMBER 23 Gothenburg, SE – Musikens Hus ¥

NOVEMBER 24 Stockholm, SE – Slaktkyrkan ¥

NOVEMBER 26 Helsinki, FL – Kuudes Linja ¥

NOVEMBER 27 Tallin, EE – Sveta Baar ¥

NOVEMBER 28 Riga, LV – Depo ¥

NOVEMBER 29 Vilnius, LT – Loftas ¥

NOVEMBER 30 Warsaw, PL – Niebo ¥

DECEMBER 01 Prague, CZ – Fuchs2 ¥

DECEMBER 02 Berlin, DE – Kesselhaus ¥ *2nd SHOW ADDED*

DECEMBER 03 Berlin, DE – Festsaal ¥ *SOLD OUT*

DECEMBER 04 Leipzig, DE – Conne Island ¥

DECEMBER 05 Munich, DE – Ampere ¥

DECEMBER 07 Istanbul, TR – Salon

∆ w/ OLIVIA NEUTRON JOHN

≈ w/ SPELLLING

∞ w/ HANTE.

¥ w/ CHASMS

A few days before the release of their brand new album, Northampton’s duo Boy Harsher have just released the extatic and gloomy “LA” as a new single. According to the band, “LA is about longing, the inevitable end of precious time, and centering heartbreak in the sights”.

It also comes with a stunning video which the band made in collaboration with artist-director Kathleen Dycaico and co-director Jill Ferraro. About the concept of the video, they stated:

[su_quote]The story follows Hunter + Angel, two country camgirls in love and longing. They constantly film and watch their live-streamed love, surviving on cherries and beer, until signs that “Time’s Up” appear in the world around them. Hunter + Angel eventually take their memories out back and use them for target practice, destroying the images of their love.[/su_quote]

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