After the arrival of their empowering new single 'I See You' earlier this month, London-based experimental dance-rockers Pumarosa have shared a surreal accompanying video. Created by Mikey Harding and Sammy Lee, the hallucinatory clip sees vocalist Isabel Munoz-Newsome staring down its viewers through a fisheye lens/floating bubble that ripples above a constantly changing backdrop of medieval artwork. Explaining via the band's Facebook page Munoz-Newsome said, "I wanted the video to have a sense of swagger, and humour. I wanted it to feel powerful. The song has a feminist message and I wanted this to be clear. Living in a patriarchal society can make you feel pretty angry sometimes. So all the imagery of a man being beheaded by a woman is like the ultimate portrayal of these boundaries being pushed to their limits. I want the message to be that we can SEE the injustice, and we won't look away. We can laugh if we want tho! Hold our ground and smile a defiant smile right back at them." -Holly Mullineaux