Video Premiere

Icelandic Post-Punk Trio Kælan Mikla Return with Their Magical Video for “Ósýnileg”

Each goes their own way

By themselves, invisible

Iceland’s spellbinding witchy trio Kælan Mikla return with a stunning new video for the hypnotic Ósýnileg, their second new song since 2018’s critically acclaimed album, Nótt eftir nótt.  It follows Sólstöður, which came out in April of this year.

The clip, directed by Arna Beth, is a gorgeous series of landscapes, many from the perspective of a small creature, ranging from the icy chill of winter to the splendour of opening flowers in spring. It is a mind-blowing testament to the wonders of nature, paired perfectly with the ethereal, mystical vocals sung in Icelandic.

The song is a primal pop dirge, reverberating with primeval rhythms and lyrical incantations that flow like mist under the moonlit night.

Watch Ósýnileg below:

This is a delicious taste of what is to come, with Kælan Mikla’s fourth studio album looming on the horizon via their label Artoffact. The single’s artwork is illustrated by Førtifem with graphic design by MERCH BABE.

You can hear the single here:

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Alice Teeple

Alice Teeple is a photographer, multidisciplinary artist, and writer. She is not in Tin Machine.

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