Experimental British duo Lovechilde reveal the hyperreal video for “Séance For Saint Sebastian,” directed by Matthew Reed, aka Beckton Alp Cinema, in collaboration with the band’s Thomas Eliot Dodd (who is accompanied in the two-piece by James Dashwood). “It’s the vision of a user interface of a future operating software in a transhuman era where the spirits of the dead can be contacted through the internet,” say the duo, prophesying a vision of the future ahead of their debut record Doorway To The Cesspit. Check out Reed’s series of music videos for producer Becoming Real, the Bella Union-signed My Sad Captains and dubstep dons, Dusk & Blackdown.

On stage or in the studio?
Thomas Eliot Dodd: 
In the studio (I'm quite shy)



What single music moment has most impacted you?
TED: I remember Christina Aguilera's Dirrty making a very deep impression.

Sum up your music in three words.
TED: Tall, dark and hideous.



Who would you choose to play you in a biopic of your life, dead or alive, real or fictional?
TED: Rik Mayall
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Top three dystopian worlds in film or fiction:
TED: Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban; The Drowned World by J.G. Ballard; Zero Theorem by Terry Gilliam.

Doorway To The Cesspit is out now on Childe Records. Head over to the NOWNESS Tumblr for a Lovechilde takeover.