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Xray Eyeballs: "X" (Video)
New wavers Xray Eyeballs conjur many, many images of historic violence in the video for their "X," a song that features a "I control you/you control me" rejoinder throughout the chorus. Apparently that means that dudes in fake mustaches get tied to trees while images of old riots and Gandhi in crosshairs flash randomly. Makes sense? I guess? The song sounds like a long-lost cut from the Labyrinth soundtrack, so there's that.
Xray Eyeballs' Not Nothing is out now.
Xray Eyeballs "X" from Micki Pellerano on Vimeo.
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