Last week Warp and Mount Kimbie announced the release of their third album, Love What Survives along with a stream of “Blue Train Lines” (featuring King Krule). The accompanying video clip, directed by Raf Fellner and Tegen Williams, features Frank Lebon, who has creative directed all visuals for the album, and is an ode to Ishi, the last of the Yahi people.

The “Blue Train Lines” video is a fictional re-creation of two Anthropologists (Robert. F. H and Theadora. K played by Raf. F and Tegen. W) who have been called in by the authorities to study a man they seem to believe is the last of the Yahi of California.

Upon stumbling into civilization in 1910 the man unknowingly became the life’s work and obsession of a pair of human scientists who housed and cared for him while they studied his every move.

However, the story takes a turn when the pair fall out and one of them tries to sell all his belongings on eBay. Luckily, the buyer, who goes by the name ‘Frank. L’, acquires all of the wild man’s things, only to reinvest them back into further studies in a tale exploring the lines between student, teacher, collaborator, scientist, historian and friend. Rest in peace Ishi”

Mount Kimbie
Love What Survives
(September 8th – warp)

01. Four Years and One Day
02. Blue Train Lines (feat. King Krule)
03. Audition
04. Marilyn (feat. Micachu)
05. SP12 Beat
06. You Look Certain (I’m Not So Sure) (feat. Andrea Balency)
07. Poison
08. We Go Home Together (feat. James Blake)
09. Delta
10. T.A.M.E.D
11. How We Got By (feat. James Blake)

EU/UK Tour Dates
10/27 – Liverpool Music Week, Liverpool, UK
10/28 – Ritz, Manchester, UK
10/30 – Glasgow Art School, UK
11/01 – The Institute, Birmingham, UK
11/02 – Motion, Bristol, UK
11/03 – Roundhouse, London, UK
11/04 – AB, Brussels, Belgium
11/05 – Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
11/07 – Parkteatret, Oslo, Norway
11/08 – Kagelbanan, Stockholm, Sweden
11/09 – Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark
11/10 – Astra, Berlin, Germany
11/11 – Niebo, Warsaw, Poland
11/12 – Kwadrat, Krakow, Poland
11/14 – Meet Factory, Prague, Czech Republic
11/15 – Flex, Vienna, Austria
11/16 – Muffathalle, Munich, Germany
11/17 – Mascotte, Zurich, Switzerland
11/8 – Magnolia, Milan, Italy
11/19 – Cabaret Aléatoire, Marseille, France
11/21 – Rockstore, Montpellier, France
11/22 – Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
11/23 – Joy Eslava, Madrid, Spain
11/24 – Atabal, Biarritz, France
11/25 – Le Trianon, Paris, France
11/27 – The Kantine, Cologne, Germany
11/28 – Grand Mix, Lille, France