After his melancholic and dreamy
Where Are We Now, David Bowie's second single after more than ten years of silence is out to wake you up with a blast of electric guitars. It's pure Bowie—and it's great. Watch the video, starring the always incredible Tilda Swinton and David Bowie himself—who I wish went back to star in another movie too (
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence caliber, not
Labyrinth).
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