Pillow Queens - Rats (Official Video)
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Stream/buy album & 7”: lnk.to/rats
Director: Michael Maxxis
Producer: Steve Sheehy
Producer: Colin Brady
DOP: Cale Finot
Focus Puller: Mark Hannon
2nd AC: Ciara Rigney
Gaffer: Eoghan Hand
Lighting: Assist Robert Madden
Sound: Anthony Egan
Art Director: Stephen Kingston
Art Director: James Donnelly
DIT / BTS: James Baldwin
Make Up / Prosthetics: Julie Caulfield
Make Up Assist: Cliona Campbell
Hair: Aisling Quinn
Prosthetics: Andy Davis
Editor: Daniel Bochenski
Colour Grade: Katie Jordan
Lead Cast: Anna Tomilova
Lead Cast: Cara Bradley
Manager: John Barrett
Extra Special Thanks To: Roley & The Hole In The Wall pub staff, Andrew Cummins, Burschi Wojner, Ignas Laugalis and all our fantastic crowd extras
Website: pillowqueens.com/
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Press Contact:
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lizageddes@gmail.com (Ire)
This song is great! It should have a million views - the world needs to hear more Pillow Queens!
I've Heard it half an hour ago in National Polish Radio. You're amazing. Thank You so much for Your music.
I won't mention the cheek bones if nobody else does.
Well, you're not a rat
What cheek bones?
haha poor rach all on her own while the party's moved to the kitchen. keepin the beat though fair play
This song is such a banger!
Been in my head since I heard Steve Lamacq play it on 6 Music.
Sweet suffering Jesus this is amazing
Saw ye at all together now and I'm obsessed. Thanks so much for standing up for trans people too!
such a great punky poppy sing-a-long ding-a-long song.
Just heard this the other day, must have listened to it 3 dozen times.
heard yous for the first time at body and soul the other day holy fuck girls yous are smashing it
Prosthetic cheekbones are the new style. Everybody's gonna get them now.
🤨😝
What’s with the cheekbones? I don’t get it.
@@samxday just to be cheeky
will miss the old vid but this is fab as well
Where can I see the old vid?
oh lord so i discovered pillow queens thru spotify and OMFG YE GUYS ARE UNDERATTED UR MUSIC SLAPS SO MUCH PLS I LOVE YE KEEP OP THE GOOD WORK!!!
Same here. God I love them
This is the first time I heard them, they came out as an add, I hope more people gets to know this song
i cried
Class!
Pretty good- 1st time hearing
Possibly the oddest comment this video is going to get but as a chef I'd kill for that pass
The Last Word brought me here. Dope song.
Absolutely fantastic as always!
New Pillow Queens! It's a glorious day!
Great video
Joy.
Love it! Agonizing about whether to put it on the album or not, making the big call and the album is still sublime. Then…yeah, no, it’s a banger! Pam for President
Way deliteful earthy gritty pop
Such a tune!
WHEN LYRCS?
Fantastic record.
Love the new video. 🎸🎸
Niamh from Let's Fight a Boss Podcast brought me here.
Glad to see this band is still gay
I like it. How come she has an accent when she sings but not always when she talks? I saw her in an interview once and instead of the Dublin accent she had a more international kind of accent, then when I saw them live in Dublin she had more of a Dublin accent again on stage.
Be proud of your regions ladies! Never be afraid of talking like an eighty year old farmer, because you won't come across like one. There's nothing cooler and more refreshing than a person who isn't afraid to sound like they're from where they're from, instead of being boring and speaking like almost everybody on RTÉ and Virgin Media speaks.
Don't just put on your regions dialect for stylistic flavouring when you feel like it, make it a part of you. If you don't then the next generation won't have it and we'll be slowly homogenised linguistically (as what happened in New Zealand where all of the regional dialects melted away and got replaced by the middle class Auckland dialect, which is now just 'the Kiwi accent', or what's happening with young women in Texas who speak with general American accents but add in the y'alls and certain word pronunciations for flavouring in certain situations)
O_o
What are you smoking man? Pam and Sarah are from Dublin and they talk like they're from Dublin (not the farming parts of Dublin, I don't think). Open your ears. ua-cam.com/video/eoBtYqTTmbI/v-deo.html
@@throwingstick The 'traditional' Dublin accent is not as Americanised as they are speaking in that interview.
No, I am not deaf, I can tell that they are from Ireland. But the vowels and liquids (r's and l's) they are speaking with are closer to the American ones than the traditional Hiberno-English ones. Traditionally Hiberno-English, including traditional Dublin English, uses mostly 'pure vowels' (as did/does the Irish language). American and English vowels were always 'laxer' and more dipthongised.
Many modern Irish supraregional (features which have spread nationwide and are not region specific) accents use dipthongised vowels. This started with innovative middle class Dublin accents in the nineties during the Celtic Tiger years and has since spread throughout the country, especially among young women (it is a known linguistic fact that women tend to be the main language change innovaters in society, with men lagging a generation or two behind, but this is dependent on a number of factors including work habits and degree of contact with people from other areas. There are cases where it has been the other way around too).
Their prosody goes back and forth between Irish lilt and soft American twang. Listen to the 'question asking' tone raises at the end of sentences. That wasn't a recognised feature of Irish dialects over thirty years ago.
In their songs they use features of the traditional Dublin accent, but in the above interview they have closer to a Dublin middle class way of speaking with some American influence.
If you are from Dublin, and this is how everybody around you speaks, then maybe you are used to it and can't hear it? I am both a foreigner (Kiwi) and a linguist, so maybe more used to listening for and identifying individual phonemes and stress patterns.
@@cigh7445 And I bet you get confused for an Aussie all the time eh? Relax with the semantics and just enjoy the song.
@@kennywaffles
Yes that does happen a lot 😄
I do enjoy the music. For me the topic of dialect levelling and language change is very normal and fascinating, I find it difficult to switch off. Sorry if I've annoyed anyone! I often forget that not everybody finds the same things interesting and that for some the topic can be emotive... I just love the variety that exists here because we don't have it in New Zealand, but we used to, and I can see the signs of Ireland losing it's linguistic diversity over the generations and I think that would be such a shame