POSSIBLE POINTS OF INFLUENCE:
- The train station at the beginning looks so like the Trier Süd station, it’s like I’m meant to add it in my video.
| Need to maybe make sure, takes away some ambiguity |
ALBUM: Dog Man Star (second studio album)
YEAR: 1995
DIRECTOR: Richard Heslop
GENRE: Britpop
LABEL: NudeRecords (website)
SINGLE?: Yes, third single, released three months after the album
CONTEXT/BAND’S CURRENT SITUATION
- With their second album Suede took a more darker and melancholic art rock direction, with singles We Are The Pigs and Wild Ones cementing this
- This track could be said to have a more pop-friendly tune to it
PERFORMANCE, NARRATIVE OR CONCEPT?:
A concept with Suede performing within one of the locations, cross-cutting outside. The storyline features the
band singing in a location where there are multiple children, the “New
Generation”.
ENJOY THE SILENCE:
The first shot of a train
station which lasts three seconds is played on silent, the final 20 seconds are
also on silence, which is longer than the silence of the track.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LYRICS + VISUALS:
A new generation, features children.
INTERTEXTUALITY:
Within the world of the album:
These children could be the ones who sing: "We all watch them burn
BRANDING:
The image at the end of
Suede is zooming out a picture of a child and then white.

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