The pioneering British sardonic-synthpop duo Pet Shop Boys will drop a new album called Elysium in a few months, and the first song is “Invisible,” a weary, hushed, pretty song about aging out of party-scene relevance. The band doesn’t show up in the video; instead it’s a still conceptual thing about living, ever-changing wall art. Brian Bress directs. Watch it below.
Elysium is out in September on Parlophone.
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Good song, but the video could be better :(
Its an art-concept video, not a pop video made for tv. MTV wouldn’t play Pet Shop Boys concept videos anyway. MTV are not brave or edgy enough……