Twin Tribes - Monolith (Official Video)

Directed by Sultan Mars • Starring Twin Tribes & Gale Yavorski • Executive Producers: Everett Cobb | Sultan Mars | Sebastian Kolderup-Lane • Director of Photography: Sebastian Kolderup-Lane • Produced by: Everett Cobb • Editing/Color/VFX: Sultan Mars • Assistant Director: Evan Hourany • Costume Designer: Ksenia Sharonova • Wardrobe Assistant: Uliana Vaganova • Production Design: Atrie Tomayo | Max Alo • Set Dressing: Troi Lodrig • Make-up Artist: Sam Danis • SteadiCam Operator: Dan Willard • 1st Assistant Camera: Isaac Kau • SteadiCam Assistant: Sophie Assencoa • Gaffer: Micah Goldfarb • Key Grip: Samir Golshan • Swing G & E: Sam Luscher • Key Production Assistant: Katie Tolmosoff

LYRICS:
Trust in me
I will rise
Through the fire, in the sky

Set me free
Ancient lies
Is this peace divine?
The light will cast me aside

Me envenena
Te envenena

Trust in me
As I am
Shattering inside

The vision upon us
The memory remains
Nothing to defy
The light will cast me aside

Bring me to silence
A rite for the heart
Bring me to silence
Through the light

Me envenena
Te envenena

[cristiangabrieltirca]

This in the future is gonna be a certified goth classic

[Magicdino]

Here are some more bands y’all might like.🖤🦇

Twin Tribe:
-Fantasmas
-The river
-Another life
-Temperance
She past away:
-Asimilasyon
-Monoton
-Durdu Dunya
-Disco Anksiyete
DARKWAYS:
-madness
-lies
Clan of Xymox:
-she’s dangerous
- something’s wrong
-A day
Boy harsher:
-Pain
-Tears
-Send me a vision
-Lost
-Electric
Skinny puppy:
-Assimilate
Witching Hour:
-Ligea
BUZZ KULL:
-Last in the club
Suspiria:
-You bleed me
Ash Code:
-1981
-oblivion
-Drama
Sextile:
-Disco
Vandal Moon:
-Sweet disaster
Lebanon Hanover:
-Alien
-kiss me until my lips turn off
-Saddest smile

[veerymrappy]

this is so vintage, so many bands of similar style feel like not having a soul anymore, but this one is has real emotions, so intense.

[DerkDastardly]

Man, I love discovering gold through random ass suggestions on my suggested list.

[tacoblender]

What a performance by the actress! She conveyed such eldritch fear.

[hugoramatisalmeida]

This video is the monolith itself. I can't escape from it.

[Cardsphere]

Gale is a great performer, this acting is pure gold.

[jamie]

Blows me away how consistent they are. Never a mediocre release, and the accompanying video adds so much to the telling of the song.

[mr.mcloremcclure]

I told everyone the '80s will never die. Proof right here.

[xyanic]

The South Park Goth Kids would soo hard jam to this awesome music.🤘

[faaipdeoaid]

So excited to hear what´s next, and i love that the 80s synth sound remains strong. Bring the darkness!

[ainarasoria]

I've listened this song like 30 times, but the girl's interpretation comes off the screen and touches your soul, very well done

[trollingisasport]

Remember kids. Don't touch random monoliths in the middle of the nowhere.

[Devo]

The Gothic kids from South Park have grown up

[Lvac]

Can't stop pressing "replay". I can hear a bit of Visage, Cure, maybe old DM and your modern touch. LOVE IT.

[OnigiriSuiko]

2:28 That scream she lets out in that moment is so genuine and powerful, it makes me tear up a little. You guys are incredible.

[djm]

54 year old young-at-heart goth here, love this!

[celtydullahan]

Just saw them live, literally they sound just like this live! Best damn concert I’ve been to in a decade!

[coryphillips]

This is where music should be heading, and it should have never left! The 80s UK style, with bands like Depeche Mode, New Order, The Cure, The Smiths, Joy Division, and Echo & the Bunnymen, represents a golden era of sound that was both innovative and timeless. These bands knew how to blend electronic beats with real emotion, creating tracks that were more than just songs; they were experiences.

There was something special about that mix of dark, moody synths with catchy, danceable rhythms. It defined a generation and set the bar for what music could be. The raw emotion, the layered soundscapes, and those introspective lyrics hit hard, offering something far beyond the superficial hits that often dominate today's charts. The Cure's melancholic anthems, The Smiths' poetic angst, and Joy Division's haunting melodies really captured the essence of a complex and often turbulent time. Echo & the Bunnymen brought a psychedelic edge, while Depeche Mode and New Order pushed the boundaries of electronic music, creating sounds that still feel fresh today.

It is time for a revival. An era where music does not just fill the silence but speaks to the soul, challenges the mind, and moves the body. Let us bring back the spirit of the 80s, where every track had a story, every beat had a purpose, and music was more than just background noise; it was a journey.

[xradiox]

Masterpiece. It's like Sisters of Mercy, The Cure, Joy Division and Depeche Mode had an evil little baby