Classic indie rock band Yo La Tengo, who recently unveiled a reissue the twenty year-old album Painful, has continued their look back to the past with a cover of The Cure’s “Friday, I’m In Love.”

The video, which premiered on NPR Monday morning, features bandmember Georgia Hubley as the main suspect for a series of destructive crimes, leaving cities in shambles. The video begins as a blissful, sunny day before a man running to his girlfriend explodes before her eyes, splattering his blood all over her as she stands screaming in horror. As a crowd forms from the chaos, multiple people around her continue exploding, simply leaving behind puddles of blood.

Hubley remains calm and collected, despite the chaos. The scene transitions to a news screen, detailing an “unidentified woman still at large.” As the news screens fade, the viewer discovers that fiery, human heart-shaped meteors are the cause of all the destruction. The survivors learn to accept their fate: experiencing a world without Fridays.

Yo La Tengo plans to release, Stuff Like That There, the band’s latest album in the works on August 28^th. It will honor the band’s 30^th anniversary.

Watch the video for Yo La Tengo’s take on “Friday, I’m In Love” below.