Plug in and play Two Door Cinema Club’s new video for 'Bad Decisions'

You can’t actually play it, but it certainly makes ‘Gameshow’ seem an appropriate album title.

Two Door Cinema Club are coming back with a bang. So much of bang that they can’t stop falling into video games, as shown in the new video for latest single ‘Bad Decisions’.

The grooving number has been transformed into an episodic journey through the virtual world, finding the digital versions of the Northern Irish indie-kings squaring off against each other in all sorts of weird and wonderful clashes. With a load of driving too.

Talking about the video, its directors Sean Wallace and Jordan Dodson said:

‘Bad Decisions’ is taken from their hotly anticipated third studio record ‘Gameshow’, out on October 14th. They’ll be teasing the record at an intimate London show on Wednesday night (September 14th) at The Dome, Tufnell Park.

Two Door Cinema Club are coming back with a bang. So much of bang that they can’t stop falling into video games, as shown in the new video for latest single ‘Bad Decisions’.

Talking about the video, its directors Sean Wallace and Jordan Dodson said:

You’ll be making the right decision (Yeah, we know) by watching the video below:

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Plug in and play Two Door Cinema Club’s new video for 'Bad Decisions'

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Plug in and play Two Door Cinema Club’s new video for 'Bad Decisions'

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