The War on Drugs salute working class America with their black-and-white \"Pain\" video. Director Emmett Malloy filmed the psychedelic rock sextet as they float down the Schuyikill River in their native Philadelphia on a cargo ship emblazoned with their band name. <\/p>\n
The clip, which Malloy shot on cinematic 16 millimeter film, alternates between close-ups and overhead shots of the wind-blown group with glimpses of everyday Philadelphia natives working and riding bicycles. <\/p>\n
\"Pain\" is the second single from the War on Drugs' fourth LP, A Deeper Understanding, out August 25th. Last week, the band issued the sprawling \"Up All Night,\" which follows previously released album cuts \"Holding On,\"\"Thinking of a Place\" and \"Strangest Thing.\" <\/p>\n
The War on Drugs will kick off a North American fall tour September 18th in Portland, Maine. After concluding that run of dates in the U.S. and Canada, the band will head to Europe in November. <\/p>\n
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