Double Vanity parody 80s commercialisation in new video for On Bland

Naarm/Melbourne-based trio Double Vanity have today released the 80s inspired video clip for their song On Bland.

Perfectly and hilariously lampooning the rise in mass commercialisation and product placement of the era through a kitsch, whip-smart parody of retro infomercials, it’s the perfect accompaniment to their synth-filled song.

The key takeaways

• Double Vanity have today released the latest video clip for their song On Bland
• On Bland is a track off their recently released LP, Love To Leave You
• Check out Double Vanity at their gigs this weekend: at the Post Office Hotel on November 4 and Greville Records on November 5

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Self-described as ‘airportwave’, Double Vanity bring visions of an 80s retro-future to the forefront with their trademark glittering synths and layered vocals. Hot off the release of their latest LP, Love To Leave You, Double Vanity’s On Bland brings their signature bass grooves, analogue drum machine kicks and soaring rhythm guitars to 80s synthpop.

Check out the premiere of their music video for On Bland below:

The clip was produced, filmed and directed by Geoffrey O’Connor, who also directed the video clip for their single ‘Night Moves’ – a track that charted at number one on Soundcloud’s Electronic Top 40 Charts.

Mixed and mastered by Naomune Anzai (Teskey Brothers, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks), Love To Leave You is out across most streaming platforms and available to purchase on vinyl.

Catch them at their upcoming gigs this weekend at The Post Office Hotel in Coburg on November 4 and at Greville Records on November 5.

‘Love to Leave You’, out now through Psychic Hysteria. Grab their 12” vinyl release of the LP by heading here.

This article was made in partnership with Psychic Hysteria