Watch: Peace unveil video for 'Follow Baby' ahead of debut album
Band conquer the challenge of a moving set
by Adam Tait | Photos by facebook.com/peaceforeverever
Tags: Peace
Peace, one of the most frequently-mentioned names in the 2013 'year of the guitar band' conversations, are riding high at the moment.
They've just finished the NME Awards tour with Django Django and Palma Violets and frontman Harrison Koisser has just proposed to his girlfriend.
This week also sees them unveil a new video for single 'Follow Baby', a song that was showcased as Zane's Hottest Record In The World and follows on from the success of their last single 'Wraith'.
The band perform the track in the rather inauspicious setting of an unidentified front room in the new video. Except in this case, the living room appears to move of its own accord.
The track itself is a slice of quintessential guitar music; gentle and understated in the verse and soaring and loud when the chorus hits.
The video ends with a wide shot of the crumpled lounge, with the band still clinging diligently to their instruments.
"I still have no idea what or how this video is #2013problems," said Koisser.
The band are set to release their debut album, In Love, on March 25 and it's expected to be one of the biggest UK releases of the year.
Watch the new video below.
}