The found footage parade continues: After "My Body Is A Cage," Sam Amidon's covered wagons, and HEALTH's unofficial slice of "Heaven," Brooklyn melancholic noisemongers A Place To Bury Strangers nip and tuck the late '70s sci-fi film Lathe Of Haven in the David Yoonha Park-directed video for "The Falling Sun." Get your Ursula K. Le Guin groove on.
[videoembed size="full_width" alignment="center"][/videoembed]
According to YouTube, which misspells Ursula's name (so we're guessing that maybe this vid's unofficial), Lathe is "the first sci-fi movie ever produced for public television." It works: apocalyptic, Dhalgren love rock for the haunting, warping Sigur Rós-on-feedback-steroids (and Ian Curtis) tune. Remember how MGMT offered filmic homage in a different way? Ahh, Brooklyn.
A Place to Bury Stangers is out on Killer Pimp.
