Brooklyn NY, post punk/psych band A Place To Bury Strangers have revealed the video for their latest single "Dragged In A Hole".
The song is taken from their new album 'See Through You', released last month (February 4) via Dedstrange. Grab your copy here.
Clanging found-object percussion and brutal, decimated guitar action percolate throughout a piercing, harsh industrial noisy punk ripper that scrapes the bottom of the barrel of human experience to only find there’s still a long way down.
"The original demo was so trashed and insane sounding that it shaped the lyrics into being about total obliteration,” says Ackermann. "When struggling with your belief in other human beings, you do feel totally destroyed. This song features percussion which is actually me banging on the pipes in my basement."
In the video, a woman endures a demonic possession at a local park. “'Dragged In a Hole' was inspired by the long snorri cam shots in Zulawski's Possession and the OTT horror of Evil Dead,” says director Tom Hughes.
“It was blocked and rehearsed by Isabelle Paige, who used her ballet and theatre experience to choreograph a routine to the song. It was filmed over one evening in a busy park in Cardiff; shooting two takes back-to-back with Isabelle wearing the camera rig, and me running alongside her, ducking and diving out of the camera's line of sight.
Watch it below.
