Metronomy Brings “Month Of Sundays”

Metronomy Unveil New Video for “Month of Sundays”

North American Tour Begins THIS WEEK

Today, we are delighted to announce Metronomy’s brand new video for their single “Month of Sundays.” The single is from the band’s fourth studio album, LOVE LETTERS, available now via Elektra Records.

The video, shot by Callum Cooper and produced by Julia Reed and John Hassay, drew inspiration from the Spomeniks – second world war memorials likened to alien art which can be found scattered across the former Yugoslavia and on Angus McBean’s iconic pictures of the Beatles that featured on the red and blue album covers. It’s a roller coaster ride, using intricate camera tricks which make you wonder how it was made.

A live favorite from the album, “Month of Sundays’” rich, chiming guitars and Mount’s distinct vocals tell a story of where everything went wrong (in a relationship): “Someone once suggested that a song had been written about me by a disgruntled ex-girlfriend. I’m not sure if it’s true. But, if it is, this is my response to her and it.”

Metronomy recently announced their North American tour which kicks off this week in Toronto on September 10th. All Dates below.

Tour Dates
Sept 10 Toronto, ON @ The Hoxton
Sept 12 Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
Sept 14 Columbus, OH @ Wexner Centre
Sept 15 Pittsburgh, PA @ Altar
Sept 17 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
Sept 18 New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
Sept 19 Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw
Sept 20 Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
Oct 10 Orlando, FL @ The Social
Oct 11 Miami, FL @ MANA Wynwood
Oct 12 Mexico City, MEX @ Corona Capital Festival
Oct 14 Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald’s
Oct 15 Austin, TX @ The Mohawk
Oct 16 Dallas, TX @ Trees
Oct 18 Phoenix, AZ @ The Crescent Ballroom
Oct 19 Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up Tavern
Oct 21 Los Angeles, CA @ The Regent
Oct 23 San Francisco, CA @ Regency Ballroom
Oct 24 Portland, OR @ Star Theater
Oct 25 Seattle, WA @ Neumos
Oct 26 Vancouver, BC @ The Imperial
Dec 4 Glasgow, Academy
Dec 5 London, Ally Pally
Dec 6 Manchester, Albert Hall