Ladytron Premiere Short Film For “The Animals” Their First Single in Seven Years

In a year of the more seasoned bands becoming the new, Ladytron has finally hopped on the bandwagon. After seven years, through a press release, the synth-shoegaze quartet hailing from Liverpool have released a short film for their first single “The Animals” at Vice’s Noisey. The video was directed by Fernando Nogari and is described as a love letter to Sao Paulo in which it follows a group of young people on a scary and breathtaking journey of self-discovery. The video follows this group on what the press describes as “a sensory, violent, and joyous trip through the megalopolis’ underworld, creating a snapshot of Brazil’s dark, contemporary moment where shifting mores regarding culture, gender, spirituality, and identity collide.” And if that description doesn’t entice you then the intro to the short film will. This video is full of emotion, beautiful cinematography design, as well as beautiful use of motif.

Aside from this film and new single “The Animals,” there is also a new remix of the song by Erasure and Depeche Mode’s very own Vince Clarke. Check out the beautiful video below. Vice Noisey aptly calls is a “Kickass video.”

Ladytron – The Animals (Official Film) from Ladytron on Vimeo.

Don’t worry if you feel this new Ladytron song doesn’t fill the gaping hole that has built over the last seven years. This summer will experience a new single that will also act as the gate key to their new album coming this fall. If you want to pre-order the album click here. The pre-order is through Pledge Music, so all money goes into producing the album the way Ladytron believes is best.

Jeremy Bacharach: Born in Los Angeles, CA, Jeremy has always been a lover of music. After graduating Hamilton High School with a focus in technical theatre, Jeremy ventured forth to Portland, Oregon so as to study at Lewis and Clark College. After bouncing around majors, he decided to focus on music composition and theory for the purpose of understanding why he loves what he loves. Aside from his major studies in composition, Jeremy also partook in sutdying Jazz Guitar, choir, and piano for the pure joy (and the requirements). Being able to write about what has become the main focus in his life only brings more joy to Jeremy as he is extrmely grateful to be a part of mxdwn!
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