For Maud Newton: Video for The Knife’s “Silent Shout,” directed by Andreas Nilsson and inspired by Charles Burns’s BLACK HOLE
So excellently creepy. Surprised a certain electropop dictator hasn’t brought this song to my attention.
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So excellently creepy. Surprised a certain electropop dictator hasn’t brought this song to my attention.
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