Water From Your Eyes have released new single ’14’.
It is a preview from their upcoming album ‘Everyone’s Crushed‘ which is out on 26th May via Matador. The single comes with a black-and-white video directed by the band’s Rachel Brown.
It follows from other recently released previews, ‘Barley’ and ‘True Life’.
The band describe the song as “a quasi-serial inkblot signifying submission to personal demons and the realization that change is both necessary and inevitable.”
On the video, Brown says: “I was largely inspired by “Meshes of the Afternoon”, “Last Year in Marienbad”, and “Spirited Away,” as well as the painting “The Triumph of Baccus” by Diego Velázquez, a favorite of Nate’s. I wanted to capture the feeling of being haunted by one’s own inner turmoils and the act of letting those conflicts go.”
Having just concluded a US tour with Snail Mail, Water From Your Eyes are supporting Interpol on their UK dates in May. In June, they’ll embark on a run of US east coast headline shows, followed in the fall by a west coast run with Melody’s Echo Chamber. The band are also confirmed for Pitchfork Festival in London, Paris and Berlin in November.
You can check out the video for ’14’ here:
