Munich-based quartet Lali Puna has debuted a new video for single “Move On” off of their latest LP, Our Inventions on Morr Music. Watch the video for “Move On” at the MTV Hive premiere or at Vimeo. Its release coincides with a brand new 7-inch on Morr Music featuring “Move On” as well as the previously unreleased track “See the Wood for Trees” on the b-side. “See the Wood for Trees” lyrically comments on the novel “The Virgin Suicides.”
“Move On” is the second video that London based artist Yu Sato (Best Music Video at the British Animation Awards 2006 for ‘Swanmeat’ by Subtle) has directed for the group. Watch the first one “That Day” over at Vimeo. In the video above a woman endlessly peels purple potatoes trapped in the surrounding walls of her kitchen. The lyrics of the song are consistent with her plight as she mouths, “I’m gonna work fast ’cause tomorrow comes quick, we all move on.” See if she ever breaks free and if ends the daily monotony.
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http://www.lalipuna.de
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http://www.morrmusic.com
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