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Saturday, July 02, 2016

Music Video Review | Years & Years - Worship

Years & Years
Worship - Single
Polydor / Interscope
Release date: June 30, 2016 (Music Video)

By Vimal Esvaren


Communion, the no.1 debut album of British electronica trio, is a gift that keeps on giving with the release of 'Worship,' the eighth and latest music video off the kaleidoscopic LP.


Revealed after a legendary Glastonbury performance, during which frontman Olly Alexander paid a heartfelt homage to the victims of Orlando club shooting, the new video further marks a milestone in the lead singer's queer evolution. A fusion of sort between some of the band's previous emvees, notably 'King' and 'Desire,' the latest visuals for 'Worship' features Olly as a hustler catching a trick for the night and satisfying him.

The video is also interlaced with sexually-charged abstract dance sequences similar to 'King' and consciously addresses a queer subject as confirmed by Olly. “I want to stare down fear and intolerance with the queer eyes in my queer face. I want to try to not be afraid. I know I’ll make mistakes, but I want to keep going,” he explains.

He has also confirmed that this is the final single off the album. TBH we can't wait for Y&Y's next musical project! Don't take years guys!