Descartes to Kant immerses us in anxiety with “Woman Sobbing”

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A dark and satirical narrative.

On this occasion, the band has released the fourth conceptual video, where defies any attempt at simple categorization. It's the turn of “Woman Sobbing”one more in the line of shorts directed by the talented Persia Campbell, who has worked as a director for the audiovisual project of After Destruction

This album is more than just a collection of songs; it is an entire visual experience that Descartes to Kant has decided to reveal little by little, video after video, giving us the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the dark and satirical narrative they have built.

Now, with “Woman Sobbing”the focus becomes even more visceral. This song puts us face to face with an anxiety attack, that feeling of shrinking and not fitting anywhere, of being crushed by thoughts that spin endlessly in your mind. The choreography of Mauricio Rico captures this feeling perfectly, with the band playing on a narrow, circular platform, while the camera spins around, adding to the sense of claustrophobia and desperation.

So if you haven't seen it yet “Woman Sobbing”get ready for an intense journey. Descartes to Kant continues to prove that he knows how to turn music and visual art into a fully immersive experience. Don't miss it!

Remember that this October 19th Descartes to Kant will be one of the main bands to headline Live on KEXP in it Indie Rocks! Forum Find out more here.

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