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Watch Cinematic New Röyksopp Video
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Watch Cinematic New Röyksopp Video

Röyksopp released their hugely critically acclaimed new album ‘The Inevitable End’ on 10th November 2014 this year and ‘Skulls’ was the first track taken from the album.

A song that comes with an invitation and a stark warning, set amongst squelchy bass lines and filtered synths, their long time collaborator Norwegian director Stian Andersen has now made a haunting black and white film to accompany the song.

“The Skulls video was shot deep inside the woods of Northern Norway” explains Andersen “We filmed in this amazing old house which belongs to 83 year old Adolf who also stars in the music video.”

Watch the video here:

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