Lankum - Go Dig My Grave (Official Video)

Our 4th album "False Lankum" is out now on Rough Trade Records. Listen/order here: lankum.ffm.to/...
Director: Peadar Ó Goill
Art Director: Vicky Langan
Cinematography: Albert Hooi
Producer: Cian Lawless
AC: Laurent Murray
Editor: Peadar Ó Goill
Colourist: Peter Oppersdorff at The Mill
Colour Producer: Dan Hills
Gaffer: Padraig Conaty
Best Boy: Noel Greene
Grip: John Connon
Grip Assistants: Karl Roche, Christopher Connon
Costume and Styling: Liz Bennett
Production: Flora Dalton
Trainee: Gina Crighton
Extras: Alex Day, Sean Fitzgerald, Iona Zajac
Thank you Colin Burke, Paul Duane, Tom Travis
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#Lankum #GoDigMyGrave
Go dig my grave both wide and deep
Place a marble stone at my head and feet
And on my breast a snow white dove
To tell this world that I died for love
Oh Lordy Lord, Oh Lordy me
Oh Lord, oh Lord, Oh Lordy me
She went upstairs for to make her bed
And not one word to her mother said
Her mother, she went upstairs too
Saying “daughter oh daughter
What troubles you?”
“Oh Mama dear, I cannot tell,
That railroad boy that I loved so well
He courted me my life away
And now with me he will not stay”
Oh Lordy Lord, Oh Lordy me
Oh Lord, oh Lord, Oh Lordy me
Her father, he came home from work,
Saying “where’s my daughter?
She seemed so hurt”
He went upstairs for to give her hope
And he found her hanging by a rope
Oh Lordy Lord, Oh Lordy me
Oh Lord, oh Lord, Oh Lordy me
He got his knife for to cut her down
And in her bosom these words he found;
Go dig my grave both wide and deep
Place a marble stone at my head and feet
And on my breast a snow white dove
To tell this world that I died for love
Oh Lordy Lord, Oh Lordy me
Oh Lord, oh Lord, Oh Lordy me

[@Lankum]

If you're interested in learning more about this song, its background and recorded versions from Ireland, the UK and North America (including the one we learnt this from) then check out the Fire Draw Near podcast episode Go Dig My Grave / Died For Love / The Butcher Boy! Ian x soundcloud.com/firedrawnear/died-for-love-the-butcher-boy

[@leepizarro]

Beautiful, I can hear all those things, even blondie, not taking the piss.

[@hansmemling7605]

thank you for this! I will check it out.

[@theshanvans]

Sár caoineadh, galánta dorcha. Maith sibh ar fad 🖤

[@cahillgreg]

@@theshanvans My D in pass Leaving cert Irish (1979) & Duolingo tells me that you mentioned ... ..., ... dark. Well done (plural) to you.

[@cymrucat]

England Northern Ireland Scotland and Wales we are not the UK anymore any true celt will tell you any that won't can go to hell or London

[@MrImastinker]

"At least I die on the side of honor." "Is there still such a thing?" Rebel Moon, here we come.

[@sammason3792]

Record exec; "The last album was class lads, you're getting very popular. Maybe lean into the accessible acoustic folk numbers and we can hit the mainstream" Lankum; "9 minute funeral dirge from hell, yep" Brilliant shtuff x

[@jasongairn]

Bravo!

[@ObrienXp]

and that's what we love them for!

[@DisaFink]

Oh, yeah!

[@tzaph67]

@@ObrienXp Absolutely!

[@michaelwinch24]

I'm here for the Dirges

[@CheshireCatize]

Do you do children's birthday parties?

[@roseannemain9957]

😂 🎉

[@delboye1539]

🤣

[@tormacsaba2211]

😂

[@storiesincolour5205]

Ye ought ta be on yonder stage ye self, veritably

[@sulopez9905]

😂

[@효효지]

Hi, I am an Asian who has never been to Western countries including Ireland. But I can feel the power and message in Lankum's songs. I was really impressed with this song. I don't understand the lyrics at once, but I'm excited to listen to them several times and understand lyrics gradually. I'll make sure to listen to the link that you shared. Thank you ❤

[@TheRealCorcra]

The song tells a story of a woman who falls in love with a railway worker. She gets her heart broken by him and her father finds that she hanged herself in the upstairs of there home. Her father cuts her down and finds a letter tucked into her shirt.

[@deciousness]

Maybe it's the defiant soul in her voice...the disjointed sounds too

[@williamblake3752]

Pain and longing transcend the trappings of language

[@rickpick9058]

Yes, as does music on occasion

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

Which country in Asia are you in. They say we can understand many languages intuitively. Music is a language we feel and live. You must visit if you’re heart is yearning.

[@linejacke6570]

Today I watched the trailer for the director's cut of Rebel Moon. And watched it again. Because of the music. There were no credits but I tried to find the lyrics and looked for "something irish". And here I am. The song is even getting better every second until it's haunting. Thank you for this version.

[@yurifrank4537]

Rebellious Moon Button

[@PlanetVeldt]

The Zack Snyder influence is insane. He is the brand. Id hate him too if I had no power in Hollywood

[@Mormegil3019]

When you cannot decide whether you are in the mood for traditional Irish tunes or doom metal, then you have but to turn to Lankum.

[@carlosluis1970]

yes!

[@franckherrmannsen7903]

that observation is quite on point

[@ericanderson8319]

To be played at my soon to be funeral. Perfect tone for my passing. Love is a killer, indeed.

[@jameslivingstone6848]

❤

[@Emnor1993]

no, no fucking way are going to leave a comment like that uncontested. this is the worst takeaway possible from this song. this song illustrates the horrible tragedy and terror that such a decision takes with it, it should in no way be read as an encouragement. don't do it. fuck the other commenter. stay strong and overcome!

[@popcornbuster752]

Rebel Moon Trailer Song

[@timk6181]

Woah this is like if Swans were an Irish folk band. Wow absolutely love it.

[@duhusker4383]

I also thought of Swans and Michael Gira when I first heard this song. This is a brilliant song and False Lankum an amazing album.

[@brendanlowther6296]

Ah the one who remembers swan , good onya mate 🇦🇺

[@davec1117]

My first thought as well!

[@michaelnannestad7399]

I have a Swans double cd from America,which cost rather a lot of dollars,if I recall... This is rather jolly too.I may have to invest further;-)

[@thelastchannel8562]

If the world today had a soundtrack, this would be it.

[@jasonesapp]

Zack Snyder agrees

[@SaltyMaltyMo]

How have I not heard of this song before today?! This made all the hairs on my body stand up!

[@TimBurt0n]

Loves from Türkiye 🇹🇷❤️☮️🇮🇪 I love Ireland!

[@greenery0192]

Perfectly used in the Rebel Moon trailer.

[@982JOE]

Never heard of this band before. Feel like I might of just stumbled upon something pretty special.

[@767wattsy]

Oh, you have. Go listen to their last album The Livelong Day immediately!

[@982JOE]

@@767wattsy Thanks for the recommendation. Just finished it there, amazing!

[@damienslattery1718]

If you like this check out Swans The Seer album,similar vibes

[@nedalankelly]

Pure serotonin syndrome

[@cahillgreg]

@@damienslattery1718 The seer is shite.

[@toslinked]

fearless bands are rare these days. fly lankum!

[@FlyingPowers]

I’m having trouble understanding how anything could be this incredible

[@joycesmith1148]

Amen!

[@ChaunceyPendicott]

This is basically a bad imitation of an entire genre of music - you're like someone discovering rap through Blondie's Rapture. You have such amazing things to discover, my child.

[@TheRedhenProductions]

@@ChaunceyPendicott Think you’ll have to explain exactly what you mean, the Trad/Drone genre is very new

[@ChaunceyPendicott]

@@TheRedhenProductions it's a fusion of two genres that aren't new. The clue is in the name "trad" - see if you can work out what word that's short for. At any rate I was talking about noise music, which they're superficially imitating.

[@MD-yf6gw]

@@TheRedhenProductions think he was just being pretentious mate. Using 'my child' to address someone after unnecessesarily critiquing their enjoyment of music and going full reddit lord is just cringe behaviour.

[@Universal_Pig]

That sound evokes so exactly the sick feeling when something really terrible happens in your life and you feel like you’ve stepped in to a waking nightmare. Unreal. 🔥🔥

[@MS-gd8px]

Just discovered both this band and song on r/listentothis under the genre of "Irish Doom Folk" and yeah...can confirm thats an appropriate category.

[@studytime3461]

I know that feeling😢😢😱😰..

[@cmxsprt]

This song sounds like a story I know…. 😢🇨🇦

[@DiarmuidHayes]

🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@louiseellen8600]

I've been grieving the end of a relationship lately. I drove out the backroads, blasting this song, wailing it out. To try and sing like Radie, I had to sing from my guts - which is where the grief is. It made me feel better. A lot better. I think I understand Keening now - the catharsis of it.

[@suitcasegnome]

This sounds better than therapy! I hope you're doing better every day.

[@frankohashiguchi]

Hugs, mate!

[@MrMark595]

Fuck. This is exactly what we should all do. Go to the bottom and scream at the pain. Fuck all the tablets, shopping, and psychiatry. Beautiful.

[@bleachyberserko4191]

Stunning. The lines between folk, drone, ambient, noise, and soundscape are melded so well, and naturally sounding, as if it was meant to be. As if this is the most authentic evolution of traditional music. The atmosphere, and emotion purveyed through the long form, harmonious, dissonance is sheer perfection. What a beautiful piece. 💜

[@Matt-mk8ph]

That was a beautiful and accurate description.

[@kadenharley8232]

Who's here after Rebel Moon: Director's Cut trailer?? 👇

[@ghafsaryklief5651]

😂What are the odds"!?well ,well, well, its seems the universe is smaller than I realised.

[@coyoteofthetrash734]

Legit why I am here

[@muzzamonroe6767]

Great to hear fellow musicians who don't want to sing about hippy love . Darker the better. Lyrics are great

[@jasonesapp]

At least I’ll die on the side of honor

[@anto5424]

I love Lankum to bits: it's amazing how they not only take traditional songs (in this case "The Butcher Boy") and make them completely their own, but also how they totally redefine what it means for music to be HEAVY. This band would blow most metal bands off the stage any day of the week.

[@damienslattery1718]

Helps that they are metal heads they, they get what it means to be heavy

[@cahillgreg]

@@damienslattery1718 gtf slattery

[@funwillfunwill]

Isn't this also a take on Barbry Allan?

[@Ogdenvillain]

Oh, lordy lord... I do love me a 9 minute lead single Vicky Langan and Peadar Ó Goill, take a bow for that video. Mighty

[@66hats]

Best album of 2023, thank you

[@brianlynch1999]

Seriously…. This is just music at a different level…. Superb

[@ethanrichards8380]

Here from the Rebel Moon trailer

[@theohmanmusic]

Lyrics: Go dig my grave Both wide and deep Place a marble stone At my head and feet And on my breast A snow white dove To tell this world That I died for love Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me She went upstairs For to make her bed And not one word To her mother said Her mother She went upstairs too Saying "Daughter, oh daughter What troubles you?" "Oh mama dear I cannot tell That railroad boy That I love so well He courted my My life away And now with me He will not stay." Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me Her father He came home from work Saying, "Where's my daughter? She seems so hurt" He went upstairs For to give her hope And he found her hanging By a rope Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me He got his knife For to cut her down And in her bosom These words he found Go dig my grave Both wide and deep Place a marble stone At my head and feet And on my breast A snow white dove To tell this world That I died for love Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me

[@gabrielajonczyk5663]

Hug to hope 🙂

[@miriamdelirium7384]

’a *snow white dove' &yeah, 'for to give her *hope'

[@theohmanmusic]

Edited

[@miriamdelirium7384]

@@theohmanmusic beautiful

[@gabhanachdenogla8342]

Chomh milis le mil agus chomh garbh le gaineamh - iontach lads!

[@cjstevens6405]

That imagery, evoking mourning round a slain, bled out lamb, is so stark yet effective, a perfect compliment to the music. Simple ideas with nothing added but faith in their intrinsic power.

[@HEATSEEKER00]

😂 cringe …

[@SeanBoyce-gp]

It's actually not all that far off of a read. "Lankum" is a take on "Lamkin", which is an old Anglo or Celtic ballad that's basically about the slaughter of a young mother and daughter by a much more powerful man of some profession or another (depends which version). There certainly isn't an allegory in there for generational violence during and thru British colonial rule or systemic violence against women and feminine people.

[@Kathleen-n3r]

I heard this song in 70S when I was a kid I use too sing it but it was taught too me differently lyric wise.❤

[@anto5424]

Lovely strong lipstick on the wonderful and colossally talented Radie Peat - hope it's Lancôme!

[@MatthiasLindemann-hp2zr]

I saw the "Rebel Moon: Director's Cut" trailer and suddenly I was here. Pure magic.

[@Matt-mk8ph]

It feels like the first half of the song is a soldier preparing for war, and the second half is them fighting it.

[@MP-il8ys]

This song snuck up on me in an otherwise cheerful Spotify playlist as I drove down a foggy, wooded December road. I’d never heard the feeling of extreme dread so perfectly captured. Holy cow 😦

[@rockeee]

I've no words. What a deep, textured experience! Easily the darkest Irish folk band of all time, and that's a very good thing.

[@kevincrowe8530]

A friend of mine told me about Lankum and on the basis of this one song I bought the CD. Incredible! I've loved folk music ever since being a teenager back in the 1960s, and in particular I've always loved the darker side of folk. And it doesn't get much darker than songs like this and other songs on the album (can also recommend the Child ballad "Lord Abore and Mary Flynn", actually I can recommend the whole album). I adore what Lankum have done with this traditional song. And Radie Peat's voice is so atmospheric it sounds like an additional instrument. If the band tour Scotland anytime soon, I will be getting tickets. And I will be buying their back catalogue.

[@thelolguy007]

Isn’t it just so amazing and refreshing that in this day and age of auto tuned, fake, AI generated vocals that one of the most original,real and recognisable voices in years is HERE at the same time? Just brilliant 👏👏👏🙌🇮🇪💚

[@stanmenshic8993]

OMG only discovered this incredible band today. Whatever is in Dublin water, the rest of the music world needs to be drinking many litres every day. Absolutely Brilliant ;-D

[@davidtatnall359]

Lankum are unlike any other band I have ever heard. In the best possible way. Quite simply stunning. To say that I am looking forward to the LP is the biggest understatement of the year!

[@cahillgreg]

David in the nip

[@tikirama8427]

Oh how I love Radie‘s voice

[@stellajayne]

It's a thing of exquisite grace and beauty.

[@raincats2011]

Lost three musician friends in this same week..and found this song...Bless you guys!!

[@Riekriek]

SJEESUS what has just happened in the space of 8 minutes, It felt like many cultures and traditions colliding in one song, one voice singing and guiding the listener through the void, this is just amazing!

[@spunky0201]

My word, that was astounding. Thoroughly unsettling with a dread that built until it was almost too much. Bra-bloody-vo.

[@LizzyTheBearAnimationz]

Ive never heard a voice this pretty and menacing at once

[@dairebeare7839]

She reminds me of Nina Simone somewhat

[@Super241946]

You should get out more.

[@timreeceG30]

will never forget seeing them live in london, I just remember walking into this random courtyard and hearing them playing and just being like wow this is beautiful.

[@stephenbourke1493]

What I love about the artistry of Lankum is that they probably don't give a flying feck what I think, because they know they're bloody well outstanding.

[@Iglooo666]

Wow wow wow. Absolutely haunting. Loved every second of this.

[@frank_tank]

For a short while I forgot I am alive and present. What a blissful state.

[@RoyTaler-kk7wg]

Rebel moon trailer brought me here

[@ethanrichards8380]

Me 😅 too!

[@seazMB]

time stops when Radie Peat starts singin

[@halsinden]

everything about this. radie's performamce & engagement with the camera. the movement / long track. the colour. bloody excellent.

[@dante1234]

[Verse 1] Go dig my grave Both wide and deep Place a marble stone At my head and feet And on my breast A snow white dove To tell this world That I died for love [Chorus] Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me [Verse 2] She went upstairs For to make her bed And not one word To her mother said Her mother she Went upstairs too Saying "Daughter, oh daughter What troubles you?" "Oh mama dear I cannot tell That railroad boy That I love so well He courted me My life away And now with me He will not stay." [Chorus] Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me [Verse 3] Her father he Came home from work Saying, "Where's my daughter? She seems so hurt" He went upstairs For to give her hugs And he found her hanging By a rope [Chorus] Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me [Verse 4] He got his knife For to cut her down And in her bosom These words he found Go dig my grave Both wide and deep Place a marble stone At my head and feet And on my breast A snow white dove To tell this world That I died for love [Chorus] Oh lordy lord Oh lordy me Oh lord oh lord Oh lordy me

[@MiniSynnYT]

Absolutely lethal

[@joycesmith1148]

STUNNING‼️ Awesome that the unique instrumental just keeps going and going (4 min ??) ..... I didn't want it to end. Despite the visceral pain. Most compelling musical sound since Bolero (15+ min), imo, but in an entirely new way. Almost needs a new word for its music. But yes, "music" encompasses a multiplicity of sensations. And this is certainly sensational. Thank you Lankum, and Global Rhythm Radio in Tucson AZ!

[@kaybell9778]

Lankum a Majestic band of sympathy for others...so I give it.

[@PRAYERSFORRAIN-l9y]

💀💀🕸☠Lankum and Massive attack beneath the night sky stars and moon this sunday! in the fantastic city of BRISTOL ENGLAND what a gig, what a night this WILL BE cant wait ☠🕸💀💀

[@JasonInBuffalo]

It brought me to tears before the first verse was over. Simply magic.

[@Super241946]

It brought me to tears as well.....I'm a musician😢

[@sergeantfox5730]

Love those folk horror drones. Makes the Velvet Underground sound like The Smurfs.

[@PRAYERSFORRAIN-l9y]

💀☠🕸absolutely fantastic... great song / great video . spine and face tingling Fantastic 🕸☠💀

[@andreasdeutinger7319]

seen them at roadburn-a really good contrast and a great performance. i liked it a lot.

[@jimobrien84]

Great song. Can’t wait for the album. Here’s to hoping you can make it to the states in 2024. If you come within 250 miles of Chicago i’ll be there

[@filmbuffturk]

I haven't gotten that feeling from a song in a long long time. Absolutely fuckin incredible.

[@cahillgreg]

Try stepping out with lasses lad

[@saskia6281]

@@cahillgreg dont be so mean, friend. this song made me feel emotions i havent felt in a long time too. has nothing to do with how often you get laid.

[@Just___Arif]

Who's here after watching Rebel moon director's cut trailer

[@B0neTV]

Just got this in my feed out of the blue, I'm blown away. Some real nice dark folk vibes, I'm now a fan.

[@jasongairn]

This entirely is in step with the increase in Folk Horror films, mainly produced by A24. If they don't get a job scoring one of them, I'd be very surprised. This is gigantic.

[@urmumsbaps]

The entire second half reminds me of early Haxan Cloak, who went on to score Midsommar

[@kenclarke5966]

@@urmumsbaps ohhhhhh shittttt yeaaah that makes so much sense. I didn't know Haxan Cloak did Midsommar score. The midsommar score reminded me so much of Lankum

[@jeremiahkinnamon7530]

Reminds me of the soundtrack from There Will Be Blood, the instrumental part anyway.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

"Folk Horror films, mainly produced by A24" Another hipster trend.

[@jasongairn]

@@ColtraneTaylor Is it?

[@TanCoul]

This is next level - my favourite song released this year so far and if the rest of the album is as good - wow...

[@skeletoncable]

Came here expecting greatness, and got so much more than anticipated -- full on STUNNING

[@Dickalicious]

"Honey, what are you listening to?" "Ritualistic Trad Anxiety"

[@artomarto679]

I have a load of mushrooms for the gig in May.. 🍄

[@swenoyme9049]

This piece took a part of my soul I can never get back.

[@markdudley7118]

This is great. I recommend its grandparent, The Fall of Saigon by This Heat.

[@sechale]

Punk folk horror. Many folk songs in this vein are treated in an almost cutesy manor, when really they are horrifying. Pushing the edges as always, the rope theme communicating so much just with hands and string in the same way instruments do, but with the horror so many of us know or have heard of around taboo subjects. Song as the framework for evocative / provocative soundscape. Wild lads

[@bengatfield6257]

Wow, just wow. Incredible.

[@divinemovement7145]

moved beyond words intense - I feel every word, every beat, and every crying note you make and express in this thank you thank you.

[@markwhite2207]

Lankum should do a Score for a Folk Horror...deep, scary, atmospheric stuff. Don't play before you go to bed!

[@Lothar303]

Lankum is one of the overall most impressive and interesting projects of the last few years. I just now listened to this the first time from Tidal, and first I got the goosebumps, then kind of almost cried, and after that felt a bit breathless. It's like someone built a tractor out of pieces of meat and went logging. I like the previous output too, but this is completely stellar. The fine harmonic details from the dragged fiddle bow and the stereo image etc are so fine, that I encourage people to find a place to listen to a lossless version. The production was as immaculate as it was visceral. Drone-y layered stuff can easily sound grating with nasty frequency spikes, bumps, etc, but this was amazingly balanced without losing the grit. So much love for this right now from me.

[@cahillgreg]

'someone built a tractor out of pieces of meat and went logging ... I encourage people to find a place to listen to a lossless version' Gobshite

[@Lothar303]

@@cahillgreg true, it will be almost impossible for most people under normal circumstances to hear the difference between a high bitrate compresses and CD quality audio, but here the details are just so fine that I don't want to risk losing any of them :)

[@cahillgreg]

@@Lothar303 You speak of 'normal' as if it's something you know

[@Lothar303]

@@cahillgreg Actually yes, I do, but I really have no interest in arguing about this. Look into the research and do some blind tests.

[@HEATSEEKER00]

You are cringe …

[@MikeRivkees]

Obviously, this video and song is incredible… but MY GOD, this is the most articulate comments section I’ve ever seen.

[@babybloc]

Lankum comments tend towards stunned

[@Sefaso]

Zack Snyder has good taste.

[@DreamwareMusic]

Having seen his movies, I don't know about that lol... but he or the Netflix marketing team knocked it out of the park picking this song

[@JohnELemmenes]

Its got the raw power of Sacred Harp or Hebridean Psalm Singing. Elemental sounds at the luminal.

[@JaredLearnsToHuman]

What are the unnerving instruments in the background that sound vaguely plucked or something for like 1 one note each measure or so. haunting and beautiful!

[@babybloc]

Live Lankum videos are always good to see what instruments are making the noises if they use the same ones as the recording. Particularly helpful for sorting the whistle, pipes, harmonium, fiddle, bowed guitar, concertina, and broken Russian banyan accordion. Who knows what’s in the wailing second half of this one? 😱

[@simonh5565]

If Carlsberg did Folk Music for Goths 😁 But seriously quite stunning. Come to Birmingham please.

[@bmol7700]

Pure Art. In nearly 9 minutes, and what are nine minutes in a human beings life?, @LankumDublin digs, and digs and digs further to the truth of mankind. At the end, only love is the core of our existence. Gijsbert Kramer de Volkskrant schrijft: Lankum graaft op deze bewerking van een Ierse traditional dieper dan ooit in verdriet en verlies. Als de prachtige zang klaar, is dreint de apocalyptische drone minutenlang door.

[@gavinsenior]

Christ! I don’t know whether to cry or be sick

[@mr.pearlmountain]

Holy moly 😮. What a powerful piece of art. Cant wait to hear the new record.

[@jeffeliassen]

My goodness. Excellent

[@ewaldseiland8558]

You're the best band there ever was, is and will be and I'm so glad I found you, now go tour Germany immediately, for the next 30 years or so

[@tummelluv]

haunting, alluring and nothing short of lovely

[@PredatorElite666]

Rebel Moon 👍

[@NickMcGivney]

There are string sections, and then there's _that_ string section. That actor's left hand is incredible at displaying emotion.

[@abs0lutezer0]

What a fucking band. Absolute fire, Irish music is alive and well. LOVE LOVE LOVE X

[@codycreepcore]

How beautifully unnerving. Love it!

[@whatabouttheearth]

Wow, them Irish pipes.

[@4K6VR]

the subbass on this one feels like the rotation of the earth on max volume

[@margett__]

Goosebumps all the way through! The perfect marriage of visuals and sounds that match in intensity ✨

[@FiscalFiasco]

The new A24 movie looks and sounds great!

[@outerentity]

Well this gave me shivers like so many Lankum songs do, very striking song and video gorgeous work guys!!

[@JulianEstrada93]

Outstanding, head paresthesia all the way through. Amazing.