Alan Palomo, the terminally chill Brooklyn mastermind also known as Neon Indian, recently released a new video for the track “Sleep Paralasyst,” one of his first offerings since Neon Indian’s 2009 debut, Psychic Chasms. The song was released in mp3 form back in March, and the video indicates some serious activity that hopefully means a new release is in the works.
“Sleep Paralasyst” is another ’80s-tinged electronic tune, with hazy vocals that express a deep longing backed by a drum-machine beat and poppy synth melodies. The accompanying video is trippy and dark, with lots of moody shots of Palomo coupled with some weird, dreamlike scenes.
I dig it. Here you go:
There is also a “making of” video that is pretty cool:
Finally, Neon Indian is currently touring North America with Wild Nothing, another ultra-hot Brooklyn act:
Neon Indian Tour Dates:
June 9 – Atlanta GA, The Earl w/ Wild Nothing
June 10 – Bonnaroo
June 11 – Cincinnati, OH – Fountain Square w/ Wild Nothing
June 12 – Pittsburgh, PA – Brillobox w/ Wild Nothing
June 13 – Baltimore, MD – Sonar w/ Wild Nothing
June 17 – Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg w/ Wild Nothing
June 19 – Denver, CO – Westword Music Showcase
July 17 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom
July 18 – Pitchfork Festival
