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There's something to be said about a band that grabs your attention with just their name. Holy Fuck undeniably accomplishes just that, but it's their unique sound and creativity that's managed to hold the music industry's attention for over 15 years now. This Canadian indie electronic band, masterminded by Brian Borcherdt and Graham Walsh, aren't ones for conforming to the conventional approach to music. In fact, they've been known to assemble their own instruments out of toy keyboards, effects pedals and loads of tape, a charmingly chaotic eccentricity that might just explain their distorted, rhythmic sound.
Though the band has been praised for their electrifying live performances, they've also carved a name for themselves with their distinctive music videos. Take their video for "Red Lights" for instance. Shot from the perspective of dogs let loose in the city, the video's innovative concept matches perfectly with the track’s frenetic energy, the endearing canine chaos drawing the viewers in while simultaneously coaxing a wide grin. Equally interesting is the video for "Neon Dad," a poignant tale of a middle-aged man, his loneliness, and his fantastic daydreams. The actual storyline is as captivating as the band's driving beats and swirling textures, a testament to Holy Fuck's understanding of the powerful synergy between sound and visuals. There's an engaging diversity to their work, one that adds a refreshing dynamism to the world of music videos, one Holy Fuck track at a time.
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