Post Punk Occultism, Dreams, and Symbolology feat. Kirc from M01E

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I spoke with Kirc (aka Jerome) from My S01d Out Reverie (M01E), and he shared with me his perspective on the creation of the band's music videos "我要活" and "GUTS" from their album 新青年 - THE NEW YOUTH / S02E01.We talk about the Chinese film New Women (1935), songwriting, placemaking and setting, costumes, and the color red.Thanks for watching! Featured Music:我要活GUTSExplore on your own:Discover the M01E Discography⁠Follow the band's journey on Instagram⁠⁠Watch New Women (1935)

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