Australian indie rock outfit Fairchild have artsy fun in a new black and white, stop-motion video for “Arcadia,” a dance-inducing single off of their upcoming EP Sadako. Every frame from this free-spirited sequence was printed onto A4 paper, hand painted, and photographed back into the timeline to create a stop motion affect, which, all told, equaled a whopping 4000+ frames. This attention to detail extends well beyond the video, however, as the song’s lush guitar tones, thumping bass, and dance beats converge in striking harmony for singer and frontman Adam Lyons to showcase his tender, hypnotizing pop vocals. The combination of propulsive musical dynamics and frenzied imagery creates one helluva experience, and we have a good feeling you’ll be spinning this one again and again.
Watch below.
Sadako will be released November 18 in the UK and worldwide from Canvas Sounds, as well as in North America from Ok! Good Records.
