Three singles banned from Poland

There were three singles and three music videos.

In the first, the frontwoman was running solo through the city; in the second, she was singing amid wild bacchanalia. And when the dust settled, only she—and the band, her family, and her friends—remained. This is the only end of the world there’ll ever be.

Big thanks to the lady behind the photo and video for Carnations → Serial Chiller Kiddo

Just like Dewey Cox—that is, John C. Reilly (who played Dewey Cox in the movie)—sang:

“(…) and then in the end
 It’s family and friends
 Loving yourself
 But not only yourself
 It’s about the good walk
 And the hard walk
 And the young girls you’ve made cry
 It’s about make a little music everyday ’til you di-ie (…)”

We know you, like us, appreciate the logic of trilogies, so here’s something cool: the single covers line up in a simple, straightforward sequence that’s perfect for practical minds and dyslexic hearts. First, you see a luxurious apartment building; then you’re invited inside for an elegant spread; and finally, the camera zooms in on wilting flowers in a vase on a side table. Nice, right?