Blanka’s “Fall In Love” Video Is A Gorgeous Nightmare Rave

Visually, Blanka's music video for "Fall In Love," premiering today on The FADER, could be shot from the POV of a cyborg with heat vision goggles who probably shouldn't have taken that second pill. Footage of raves is colorized and data-moshed into oblivion, reflecting the apparent dehumanization in the stark post-industrial propulsion of the Montreal duo's song.

"'Fall In Love,' lyrically, is somewhat of a meditation on the ceremony of love, while the production is an exercise on the drums," Blanka explained to The FADER over email. "Before going on tour to Europe last year, I was starting to get extremely anxious about our first EP Yasuda pigeonholing us into the post-punk genre. So this track was built with an underlying notion of wanting to protest against our former songs and move in a new direction."

Blanka just wrapped mixing a new album, and will head on a tour of Europe soon. Check out dates below.

03/09 - Warsaw, PL - Pogłos
03/10 - Kraków, PL - Klub RE
03/11 - Prague, CZ - Underdogs' Ballroom & Bar
03/12 - Leipzig, DE - Pracht
03/15 - Amsterdam, NL - OCCII
03/17 - Utrecht, NL - Koffieleute
03/18 - Brussels, BE - tbc
03/19 - Paris, FR - L'Angora
03/21 - Frankfurt, DE - tbc
03/22 - Berlin, DE - Loophole

Thumbnail photo by J. Klompus