Spectacular Escher-like new Metronomy video shot in the Barbican

Date
9 September 2014

Due to their consistent brilliance we tend to drop everything when we hear of a new Metronomy video. Well, today it’s happened again, this time for their new single Month of Sundays. The video was directed by filmmaker Callum Cooper and was shot on a cloudy London day in the Barbican and other famous Brutalist residential buildings in London. Using a clever spinning technique not dissimilar to the skipping rope GoPros of old, Callum followed and shot the band as they strolled around and posed among various dark stairways and openings. Taking one of the UK’s favourite bands and buildings and combining them together to create a simple and utterly compelling music video makes for some of the best watching we’ve had in ages, even if it does make us feel a bit seasick at times. You can read more about it in this interview with him and the band over on Nowness.

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Metronomy: Month of Sundays. Directed by Callum Cooper

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Liv Siddall

Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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