Inner city pressure
MONEY share new short film for ‘Goodnight London’
Watch MONEY’s heart-tugging new clip ahead of their headline set on the DIY Beacons Fest stage.
Manchester band MONEY have unveiled a new, extensive clip for their ‘Goodnight London’ track, which is taken from their 2014 debut album ‘The Shadow of Heaven’.
Directed by Jem Goulding, the near-8 minute clip centres around an individual’s inner struggle. He goes about his everyday business in the UK capital, scouring streets at night but being unrecognisable; a ghost to others. Faceless and confused, it’s a striking portrayal that deals with depression and sexuality.
MONEY are headlining the DIY Argyll Stage at Beacons Festival 2014, which also features Sivu and Kult Country.
Watch the ‘Goodnight London’ video below.
MONEY’s ‘The Shadow of Heaven’ is out now on Bella Union.
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