Grawlixes
New Zealand, Wellington
Grawlixes
Set Free is about the moment after a relationship’s end where you start to develop a truthful perspective about what has happened, what you have learnt and how life - wonderfully - will go on.
The video features shots of the Dunedin coastline and was directed by Penelope Esplin, who happens to also be the person singing the song.
Hope you enjoy :)
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This music video itself is about the widening gap between reality and idealism in relationships and how initial doubts can magnify over time to create something totally unrecognisable to both people involved.
It also features a dog at some point.
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About Grawlixes
As you may or may not know, a Grawlix is a ‘a spiral-shaped graphic used to indicate swearing in comic strips', whereas Grawlixes is a Wellington-by-way-of-Dunedin indie-folk band intent on inserting themselves into your brain with their intelligent, infectious songs about relationships and not being invited to parties. Continuing the great lineage of artists who bring sadness to their sprightly melodies, Grawlixes’s music often deals in the melancholy with self-deprecating honesty and beautiful boy-girl harmonies, sung by co-founders Robin Cederman and Penelope Esplin.
A recent signee to Home Alone records, following an extensive European tour supporting now label-mates French for Rabbits, Grawlixes have now released their debut album ‘Set Free’.
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