Like most Sigur Rós videos, the Icelandic band’s video for “Seraph” is odd and beautiful, another chapter in the Valtari Mystery Film Experiment, a contest in which the band recruits different directors to make short films (videos) out of each song from their latest album. This particular one is a cartoon that involves nudity, though none of it involves Shia LaBeouf’s penis, thankfully.
Enjoy.
(HT: Stereogum)
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"Sigur Rós’ Video For ‘Seraph’ Includes Cartoon Nudity, Though None Of It Involving Shia LaBeouf"