Watch: Arthur Moon (heyarthurmoon) question reality in stunning new 'Reverse Conversion Therapy' video
Their recent string of singles, like “I Feel Better” and “Homonormo,” employ typical rhythms like pounding beats and smooth-as-silk synths, while also twisting and distorting them to the point where they’re nearly unrecognizable.
The video similarly serves to dismantle reality, opening with Åshuvud appearing as a moving painting in a staged desert landscape. But as the video goes on, the singer destroys the illusion, ditching her studio for the real-life Mojave desert, where she exalts in the feeling of being finally freed. , Åshuvud explains that the song is similar to a rollercoaster -- the verse shows you that a dramatic fall is coming, and yet when it comes in the chorus, you still feel disoriented.
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