Director

Lee Isserow

Jack Whiteley returns to music videos - his first since a deliciously kooky number for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/04/12/aldous-harding-fixture-picture-jack-whiteley-aldous-harding/58231" target="_blank">Aldous Harding</a> earlier in the year - to undertake an surprising, sizzling makeover for erstwhile earnest indie-rockers All We Are.&nbsp;In keeping with the change&nbsp;to a&nbsp;funkier sound on their forthcoming third album, Whiteley has introduced a new element to the band's previously worthy profile - sex. But then delivers the naughty stuff&nbsp;in a charmingly tongue-in-cheek package for the album's first single L Is For Lose.It's a hot, sultry, even sweaty&nbsp;August night in Miami in about 1985 - shot in a studio, rather like a music video of the era. The band have the mock edgy attitude, like from a Pat&nbsp;Benatar video.&nbsp;But unlike the 80s, its embellished with garish&nbsp;animation that delivers&nbsp;the lyrics - created by Whitelely's regular collaborator Joe Wills - that seeps and blisters through the screen.&nbsp;It's a lurid aesthetic that's something of an acquired taste - but once acquired, you can settle back and enjoy, together with the various pleasures to be had from All We Are's change in musical direction.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Jack Whiteley

Cecilia Linares

Blink

Laura Northover

Joel Honeywell

Richard O’brien

Jean Ash

Orla Lawn

Steven Spencer

Heather Mclaughlin

Joe Wills

Chris Wilson

Homespun

Adam Clarke

Absolute Post

Geri Krasteva

Owen Saward

Bart McDonagh

Domino Records

Indie

All We Are 'L Is For Lose' by Jack Whiteley

All-We-Are-'L-Is-For-Lose'-by-Jack-Whiteley

Ewan Jones Morris applies his lovely brand of lo-fi surrealism to the&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Stealing Sheep&#39;s Deadlock &ndash;&nbsp;a situation that has exactly&nbsp;not happened the day after the election, despite all the predictions (should we ever believe another poll again?)Continuing some visual themes from their previous vid for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/02/23/stealing-sheep-not-real-james-slater" target="_blank">Not Real</a> - including sculpture by Natasha Lawes &ndash; Ewan&nbsp;dissembles the Liverpool band into sets of heads and limbs in&nbsp;a vaguely mathematical surrealist universe.&nbsp;Which always gets our vote.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Ewan Jones Morris

Natasha Lawes

Ben Morgan

Stealing Sheep 'Deadlock' by Ewan Jones Morris

"Deadlock" Stealing Sheep

Lee Isserow&#39;s vibrant, iconoclastic video for&nbsp;Pandora&#39;s Bliss&#39;s&nbsp;Talking To Your Head is, according to Lee:&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;a sideways fairytale of feminist enlightenment, [with] women escaping their respective shackles of objectification and sexualization, a man shedding his asphyxiating chauvinism to embrace egalitarianism.&quot;It&#39;s also a riotous display of gender-bending and taboo-busting - with&nbsp;mermen and minotaurs.

Lee Isserow

Director

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