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Nov 25, 2015 By Michael Wojtas

On January 29, Danish four-piece Blaue Blume will release the album Syzygy via Brillante Records. Ahead of the LP, we’re sharing a video for the lead single “Sky.” Here’s what vocalist Jonas Smith had to say about the clip:

“We found this old deserted building in the middle of nowhere on one of the bigger islands of Denmark. It seemed like the forrest around had somehow absorbed the place over time. Trees and plants grew from cracks in the walls and made the border between nature and this cold industrial aesthetics very blurry. The song itself have a hard time distinguishing dream from reality and therefore we found the place to be an ideal symbol of it. The video was shot in one day and we had very few things planned actually. It was basically all about having fun, filming and then use whatever footage that would come out of it. We had this verse from a poem by Baudelaire called “Le Masque” (The mask) in the back our heads while forming the short narrative story. He describes an allegoric statue in renaissance style:

Let us observe this prize, of Tuscan charm;

In how the muscles of the body flow

Those holy sisters, Grace and Strength, abound.

This woman, this extraordinary piece,

Divinely robust, admirably slim,

Was made to be enthroned on sumptuous beds

As entertainment for a pope or prince.”

Watch below.

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