Watch HAIM deliver three studio performances on their new short film, Valentine

Watch HAIM deliver three studio performances on their new short film, Valentine

The short film includes performances of Right Now, Something To Tell You and Nothing’s Wrong.

Having been out for just over two months, the picture has become ever so clear for HAIM’s sophomore album Something To Tell You with it being a huge success. Their 2013 debut Days Are Gone spawned instant hits such as The Wire, Falling and Forever, and Something To Tell You appears to have its share too. From its title-track Something To Tell You to the drum-pounding singalong Right Now to the heartfelt Want You Back (which took out the fourth spot on our mid-year report), we have a monumental amount of praise for the album’s eleven tracks. Bringing the album back into focus, HAIM have just shared their short film Valentine, which they teased through the introduction of Right Now. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (famous for Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood), the short film features three intimate studio performances of three songs from Something To Tell You - Right Now, Something To Tell You and Nothing’s Wrong. Recorded in their favourite studio in Los Angeles, Valentine (which has been locked up since the 60s up until two years ago), and featuring a lot of Este’s famous bass face, the 14-minute film is incredibly HAIM-esque. Watch it below.

Follow HAIM: FACEBOOK

Of Fried Rice & Spilt Milk with Royel Otis

We catch up with one of the most exciting indie duos in the country ahead of playing Spilt Milk festival and releasing their highly anticipated debut album next year

8 months ago

Sum 41 release meme-infested video for Fake My Own Death

A surprisingly good comeback tune from the childhood favourites.

8 years ago

 

Exclusive: Stream Hot To RoT's debut self-titled EP, six tracks of pure post-punk perfection

They've recently joined the good folks at Hysterical Records.

6 years ago

Premiere: Hope Wilkins - Slow

Be the first to listen to this powerhouse's gritty “liberating auditory reflection”, as her abilities as a storyteller and vocalist radiate.

2 years ago

Close
-->