As I was walking to my car to go grocery shopping, I happened to catch a glimpse of what looked like nearly every child that lives in my apartment complex flying kites. It was such a comforting sight that I stayed around for almost 15 minutes sitting on the curb just watching all the different kites just floating everywhere.  Ah, to be a child — carefree, without any sort of responsibility.

That little story goes hand in hand with this recently released video of “An Eluardian Instance” from Of Montreal’s latest album Skeletal Lamping, which features a lot of kite-flying and some nice stop motion animation. It’s probably the most accessible song on the record, as it’s one I seem to always keep coming back to the most out of the entire thing.  This almost makes me want to attempt to make a kite.

MP3: Of Montreal :: “An Eluardian Instance”

[video] Fanfarlo :: “Harold T. Wilkins”

New Of Montreal :: “Id Engager”

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