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After a debut single that flirted with punk parody, this moody, accusatory follow-up firmly points Mi-Sex in the direction of the electronic influenced rock that will characterise their future sound — and make them one of Australia's leading acts in the 80s. In his leathers, lead singer Steve Gilpin has firmly said good-bye to his previous career in light entertainment. The video places the band members amongst outsized pieces on a giant chess board — a rather curious staging choice, perhaps, given that the king and queen in the lyrics are playing cards.
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Reuben Austin | website
Posted at 09.25AM - 16.12.2012
A chess set with stylised playing cards as pieces would be pretty choice. Obviously Clubs vs Hearts, with the off suits for the excess "good" units.
A: Knights
2-9: Pawns
10: Rooks
J: Bishops
Q: Queen
K: King
Also: as an aside, my first comment here and I really appreciate all these rad kiwi videos. I don't think I am going to achieve anything this morning.