Noise du Jour: “Lull” By Andrew Bird (Featuring Dianogah)
Posted by Ross Rosenberg
A melancholy melody for your Friday morning. Andrew Bird’s “Lull” is a beautiful piece of music although, not being familiar with his catalog, I can’t say if this is due to his songwriting ability or the exceptional work of Dianogah. In the end I suppose it matters not, as the final product is brilliant regardless and the video compliments it perfectly. Using cutout transparencies it tells the story of a staid, button-down gentleman who falls into a passionate affair with a squid. As we here at Ectomo can attest, these trysts never go to plan, however; the tempestuous nature of squids making them less than ideal for long-term relationships. It all leads to a sad — and some would say, inevitable — conclusion.
Andrew Bird: Lull [Pitchfork] : stereogum
Categories: Animation, Cephalophilia, Noise du Jour, Tentacles
Posted at 9:38 am on June 20, 2008
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Sublime.
Comment by Ginja — June 20, 2008 @ 10:56 am
That was lovely and delightful
Comment by chesh — June 20, 2008 @ 8:38 pm
This film is called Mermaid, made by Chicago animator Lisa Barcy.
Comment by Moon — June 22, 2008 @ 6:49 pm
[...] Tip to Matt for pointing us to this post at Ectoplasmosis. Two parts beautiful and three parts disturbing you’re unlikely to forget this video for the [...]
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