Ahead of the release of his Rare Earth EP (due Oct. 21 via Affine Records), Viennese producer Sixtus Preiss has dropped a bizarre but surprisingly engrossing visual accompaniment to the EP's lead track "Vitamin". Featuring looping, stuttering footage of a nun frolicking in a stream, you'd be hard pressed to pull any sort of narrative out of this one, and yet you just can't stop watching. Essentially, the Inspektor Leo Riegler-directed video is as mad and as fun as "Vitamin" itself. At a push, we'd describe this one as sitting somewhere on the juke/footwork spectrum with its stuttering rhythms and ghetto house influence, but we promise you haven't heard footwork quite like this.
Premiere: Watch This Nun Wile Out To Some Viennese Footwork In Sixtus Preiss' "Vitamin"
We're not sure what's going on here but it's impossible to look away.
Oct 05, 2016
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