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PJ Harvey: "All And Everyone" (Video)
We speculated last week on when the final piece of PJ Harvey’s video album for Let England Shake would be complete. Well, unless we’ve miscounted, here it is in the shape of this clip for “All and Everyone,” which is directed, just like all the other videos, by Seamus Murphy. This fits into the mood of the other pieces, with cut-up visuals of rural England dominant throughout, suggesting that these interpretations are probably best viewed as a whole rather than in individual clips. Still, the droopy red roses and crashing waves set a suitably melancholy tone that reflects the music here, although there’s no appearance by Harvey herself this time. NME has an exclusive on the video, while also revealing the dispiriting news that we might have to wait 10 years for the follow-up to Let England Shake. Check it out over here.
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