Holly Herndon’s impressionistic new record, Platform,
was released last month, and if you take time to listen beyond her
glitchy, unconventional beat-reordering, it becomes clear that the
composer’s songs are imbued with layers of deeper meaning. There’s an
urgency to this record that’s not easily ignored; it’s at-times
rapid-fire arrangements become unsettling when they’re subdued by the
often unanticipated collected cool of Herndon’s voice. The accompanying
John Merizalde- and Mat Dryhurst-directed video for the Platform track “Morning Sun” illustrates this dichotomous beauty as Herndon
traipses through an alien landscape (or is it earth?) wearing a space
suit. She confronts a monstrous desert sandstorm, and in the final shot,
a cryptic message appears on the screen: “May it be more humane and
fair than the world your governments have made before.”
I Hurt My Jingle Bells
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