North Wales three-piece Joy Formidable team up with Martin Rhys Davies for this forest excursion to accompany new single I Don't Want To See You Like This.

North Wales three-piece Joy Formidable team up with Martin Rhys Davies for this forest excursion to accompany new single I Don't Want To See You Like This. With some eye-catching make-up from Elaine Andrew, the promo was "shot and reshot in Gower South Wales with thunder, lightening and eventually sunshine - and making the video was something close to Apocalypse Now at times," says Martin. There's also a narrative involving polaroids and messages in bottles with a spooky twist, and the band also perform their glorious racket on a nearby beach.

With some eye-catching make-up from Elaine Andrew, the promo was "shot and reshot in Gower South Wales with thunder, lightening and eventually sunshine - and making the video was something close to Apocalypse Now at times," says Martin.

North Wales three-piece Joy Formidable team up with Martin Rhys Davies for this forest excursion to accompany new single I Don't Want To See You Like This. With some eye-catching make-up from Elaine Andrew, the promo was "shot and reshot in Gower South Wales with thunder, lightening and eventually sunshine - and making the video was something close to Apocalypse Now at times," says Martin. There's also a narrative involving polaroids and messages in bottles with a spooky twist, and the band also perform their glorious racket on a nearby beach.

There's also a narrative involving polaroids and messages in bottles with a spooky twist, and the band also perform their glorious racket on a nearby beach.

North Wales three-piece Joy Formidable team up with Martin Rhys Davies for this forest excursion to accompany new single I Don't Want To See You Like This. With some eye-catching make-up from Elaine Andrew, the promo was "shot and reshot in Gower South Wales with thunder, lightening and eventually sunshine - and making the video was something close to Apocalypse Now at times," says Martin. There's also a narrative involving polaroids and messages in bottles with a spooky twist, and the band also perform their glorious racket on a nearby beach.