Watch The Melody Chamber’s video for jangly, melodic post-punk single “Memories of Fall”

Richmond, Virginia-based post-punk/dream pop group The Melody Chamber release their self-titled debut album today, via Too Good To Be True/Happy Birthday to Me. It’s a hypnotically jangly record full of shimmering guitars and melodies reminiscent of early R.E.M., Echo & the Bunnymen and The Church, and today they’ve released a new video for leadoff track “Memories of Fall,” a blissfully hook-laden anthem that rides the blurry line between melancholy and euphoria.

The clip, directed by Jim Stramel, is a widescreen performance clip with vocalist Wallace Deitz coming in and out of focus, a hazy and dreamily mesmerizing visual to go with the group’s infectious post-punk hooks. Check out the new The Melody Chamber “Memories of Fall” video below, and hear the album in its entirety via Bandcamp.

The Melody Chamber The Melody Chamber tracklist:

1. Memories Of Fall
2. This Train
3. The Boy That Fell Into The Sun
4. She’s Painting Zebras
5. Stop Making Sense
6. Maryanne
7. One Plus One
8. Pieces Of The Puzzle
9. Step Out Of The Shadows
10. Starlight Kisses