Alexis Taylor - Out of Phase ft. Lola Kirke
Alexis Taylor (of Hot Chip) braves a strange world of eerie escalators, singing mannequins, and digital nightmares in the experimental music video shot entirely on the iPhone 16.
Alexis Taylor (of Hot Chip) braves a strange world of eerie escalators, singing mannequins, and digital nightmares in the experimental music video shot entirely on the iPhone 16.
Alexis Taylor (of Hot Chip) braves a strange world of eerie escalators, singing mannequins, and digital nightmares in the experimental music video shot entirely on the iPhone 16.
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