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Declan McKenna goes large on ‘Humongous’
Battles with iguanas, old west shoot outs, glam rock psychedelia and more feature in his new clip.
Next month Declan McKenna is releasing his debut album ‘What Do You Think Of The Car?’ (hooray!) and he’s already previewed ‘The Kids Don’t
Wanna Come Home’, ‘Isombard’, ‘Brazil’ and ‘Paracetamol’.
Now he’s going large with his new track though, as ‘Humungous’
pretty much does what it says on the tin because it’s got one heck of a hook.
It’s set to be a blinder of an introduction to the record, but speaking of the
track, Deccers said: “This was the last song I wrote for the record, not to
pick a favourite child but I think this might be, definitely a step in the
direction I’m heading in, I love big powerful choruses that you can just
scream, and I wanted this to be one of those.
He continued: “I remember writing it just sat home alone
with my sister’s guitar in complete euphoria with only a chorus written and
nothing else, just shouting the words which are super vague but just summed up
all the confusion and frustration I’ve had the last two years”.
The video, directed by Taz Tron Delix, is just as epic in
scale, as Declan moves between various situations, including an old west-style
shootout and being a glam rocker in a room decked out with shiny tin foil. There’s
even a scene where a politician with the body of a lobster (with an American
flag jammed in its back) dukes it out with a giant iguana. So yeah, it sums up
that sense of confusion that Deccers references, but it’s oodles of surreal,
bizarre fun all the same.
Watch the video for ‘Humungous’ below.
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