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VIDEO: Franz Ferdinand shared a brand new single called "Curious"

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Franz Ferdinand have shared another new track that will be included in their upcoming greatest hits compilation Hits to the Head. It follows the release of the previous single "Billy Goodbye."

Frontman Alex Kapranos said of the new song:
What’s the meaning behind the song? A meet-cute on the first page as tension enters left on a dark stage, but as our stars collide I’m curious: will you want me when you’ve got me? I’m a future seeker. Are we the future? I’m curious. I had this idea for the lyric — kind of the reverse of one of those life-flashing-before-your mind as you die in a film scene, where the entire course of a relationship flashes before you the instant you fall in love with someone.
The video was directed by Andy Knowles. Kapranos explained the process, saying:
So, it’s a dance song we said later on when thinking about a video. And we’ve always said we play dance music said Bob, so why don’t we dance in the video? So we gave Andy Knowles, our old pal who was in Bob’s class at Art School and played with Franz Ferdinand in 2005/6, a shout — and he was up for it. You can spot his cameo… and, yes, that is us actually dancing.
Hits to the Head is set to be released on March 11. Watch the new video for "Curious" below.

Otis is the late morning host on WFPK. Email Otis at ojunior@lpm.org

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