A Place To Bury Strangers announce European Tour in the Autumn with new video‏

“Another giant step forwards in A Place To Bury Strangers’ continual evolution” – Drowned in Sound

“some of the most inventive and intelligent noise rock since the turn of the century… the group’s most complete effort to date” – The Line of Best Fit

“Transfixiation pulls absolutely no punches. It’s the sound of a band completely untethered and unrefined, delivering what their live pedigree promises.” – Artrocker

A Place To Bury Strangers have announced they’re bringing their latest album ‘Transfixiation’ back on the road to Europe in October and November this year. The tour focuses in on Eastern Europe and Greece.  Before this, they’ll also be doing a tour of Asia and Australia, which they are kicking off in Los Angeles with two shows opening for the Jesus and Mary Chain at FYF Festival. Full dates below.

To mark the announcement of the tour, the band have realeased a new video for album track ‘Love High’. The video was made by Danish director Tim Panduro.The band members are filmed individually walking the same route at different times, in different light on Williamsburg Bridge, New York. The video is put together from three individual one-takes and made entirely using frame by frame editing and with no use of any visual effects. This creates a strobe effect from the sunlight with a ghostlike feeling of three different people disappearing in stuttering motions, while the rest of the world is jogging by.