Home movies from a family of youthful spectrums? Nah, a new video from San Fran's own Young Prisms, layering literal prisms and charming but practical special effects over their resounding psych-shoegaze. "Sugar" actually plays more like two songs. Halfway through a dreary, jangle-pop drawl, the song hits that upbeat and the vocals begin to drown in oceanic reverb, with the band's live performance as dichotomous as the song. Directed by Fred Velez and Jared Silbert, Jordan of the band's twin brother. (Weekly Tape Deck co-premiere)
Friends For Now is available now through Kanine.
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on 02/11/2011 at 10 a.m..
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