Video of the Moment #258: Mystery Jets

By Mary Chang on Wednesday, 2nd June 2010 at 6:00 pm

‘Dreaming of Another World’ is another track to be previewed off of Mystery Jets’ forthcoming album length effort, the boffinly named ‘Serotonin’. The song sounds like Cure-eque swirly goodness, with shoegazey guitars and lyrics like ‘it’s time to live out the dreams inside your head’. Just lovely.

You can hear the new track by watching the promo video they’ve filmed for it below. As should be expected for a summer release, the video is full of light and features a pretty girl. As not expected, there are crepe and full English shenanigans. Anyone recognise the song that’s being played in the car at the beginning?

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=105175923

Mystery Jets’s new album ‘Serotonin’ will drop on 05 July.

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