Video of the Moment #260: Frankie and the Heartstrings

By Mary Chang on Tuesday, 27th April 2010 at 6:00 pm

Sunderland’s Frankie and the Heartstrings released a promo video yesterday for their current single, ‘Tender’. Filmed in black and white, it feels like it was filmed in the ’60s, with a flavour akin to the ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’ romp scene in the Beatles’ ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ (end of this video clip). Agree? Disagree? Like? Dislike? Let us know in the comments.

Frankie and the Heartstrings’s single ‘Tender’ is available now from Pop Sex Ltd. Only 888 7″ were pressed, so get yours while you still can.

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2 Responses

Matt

4:09 pm
28th April 2010

Love ‘em. Classic sound, but not dull. Hope they pull off the album.

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28th April 2010

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