Marsicans have joined up once again with long-term visual collaborator, Leeds-based Sodium Films, to present their new music video for single 'Juliet'.
"We knew we wanted to do a performance video for 'Juliet' in order to try and capture the energy of the song, but under the direction of all-round lovely man Phil Barber of Sodium Films, that vision vastly expanded," explains bassist/vocalist Rob Brander.
"The video became an extension of the album's artwork concept, where we built a large metal frame and hung up colourful shapes, designed and created by our long-time friend and collaborator Liv Hodder. On the album cover, the shapes loosely replicate the constellation Ursa Major. Phil had the wild idea of taking elements of the album artwork and shooting in an array of locations, in and around Leeds, that are synonymous with the band."
'Juliet' features on the band's debut album 'Ursa Major', out on May 22.
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