Mount Kimbie - Blue Train Lines ft. King Krule

What this video is

Released July 20, 2017, as the third single from Mount Kimbie's third studio album 'Love What Survives' (Warp Records, September 8, 2017), the video sits at the intersection of London's South London art-music underground and the broader Warp Records experimental electronic canon. King Krule had previously collaborated with Mount Kimbie on 'Cold Spring Fault Less Youth' (2013), and his return here reinforces a…

Why it matters

Represents a key document of mid-2010s UK post-dubstep evolution toward art-electronic sophistication. The track's Krautrock-tinged minimalism paired with King Krule's post-punk vocal lineage exemplifies the cross-pollination of South London underground scenes. The video itself elevates music…

The director

Raf Fellner is a London-based photographer who studied at Goldsmiths University; Tegen Williams is a London-based multidisciplinary artist (photography, film, painting, fashion) who studied painting at Camberwell College of Arts. The duo have collaborated…