Jenny Hval has taken the idea of DIY to the next level with her latest video 'Sabbath'. In fact, was shot on her phone whilst touring around Europe. So what you have are random clips of her, alongside two other women jumping up and down in the bathroom, eating and swaying back and forth in front of a windmill. Some may call the video weird, others may call it art. 'Sabbath' is taken from Jenny Hval's latest LP 'Apocalypse, girl'. Have a look.
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