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Spoon Noises - Hopevine (Official Music Video)

Gee, this took a while to complete! Undoubtedly, I am new to the realm of stop-motion and particularly claymation despite having dabbled in it a few times over the years. But, I figured with isolation, I'd grapple with the concept of making a music video, and because this was during winter (mostly) I couldn't really do much in the way of a live-action one. So, I decided to gather cut my teeth on this process, taking inspiration from claymation masters Bruce Bickford (who famously collaborated with Frank Zappa), Jan Švankmajer, and Art Clokey (who could forget!). Obviously a variety of different styles going on and I wanted to be as experimental and surreal as possible, and even though the process can be thankless and drudging at times, I'm immensely glad that it is finally finished. Lyrics: You’ll find me Waiting in silence Your spell Freeing me We walked in lockstep We both just want rest You know what I need What’s it to you? What do you lose? If I make the wrong move Living in a staggered haze We both know you’ve seen better days No better time than now If you can bear a why you can bear a how Watch what you say now They’ll come for you too! They'll bury you underneath language It's a tool and they'll rob you bankrupt Don’t look so glum You knew this would come Oh no (Watch your step) wrong step Left, cleft Rest Moments like these I’ve replaced my problems with bigger problems Anomie You know me best Wadded up paper, see you later (Bridge) A family of disguises Cry 'til your eyes hurt Everybody begins differently but ends the same way Are you here to let me go? Or to bolster your ego I need to know Cut me up like Origami Lead me into anomie Consider me done (Outro) Cynically happy Listless and dull Numbed to a vegetable With passions annulled Pick up where you left off A pinch of bitterness You’re not what I thought How dare you love yourself Laughing/nothing can help shrine of daisies In a world of maybes