
In anticipation of his forthcoming album Teens of Denial, Car Seat Headrest’s Will Toledo shared a video for the album’s new single “Vincent.” The Quinn George-directed clip features Toledo performing a one-man show while another guy goes on something of a one-man bender.
Of the song, Toledo says:
“Fighting to hold one’s place in the crowd, to hold one’s drink. Shouting to be heard, but what’s the point, no one’s saying anything worth listening to. Wanting to leave, not wanting to go home. Music is too loud.โ
Watch “Vincent” below and check out Toledo’s annotations for the track over at Genius.
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