Landshapes have unveiled their new visuals for latest single "Stay", taken from upcoming LP Heyoon.
David Graham has directed the video, which based on the idea of "cycles and transitions from one state to another".
Heyoon will be released 4 May on Bella Union.
Explaining the title of their album, based on a location in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the band said:
“These two guys built this weird structure, kind of a pavilion, on one of their properties, hidden in a clearing in the woods. The story goes that teenagers stumbled across it and it became a place people would escape to. Young teens looking for somewhere to hang out, somewhere just to smoke and drink and do all that stuff, a temple of firsts. You can only find it if somebody takes you there who already knows it. It’s a beautiful story, although we’re probably doing something blasphemous, because it’s a secret, calling our album that.”
Check out the "Stay" video below.
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