“We Suffer Oh So Silently” — Los Angeles Romantic Post-Punk Duo Deceits Share Video for “One Day You’ll Hurt As Much As Me”
Los Angeles post-punk duo Deceits released a music video for their single “One Day You’ll Hurt As Much As Me” on March 25th via Get Better Records. Directed by Raquel Rojas, the video interweaves present-day footage of the band members with grainy childhood scenes shot aboard an Amtrak train traveling along the Pacific coast. The song explores the contradictory emotional aftermath of heartbreak, where desire for reconciliation and wishes for the absent lover’s suffering become inseparable impulses. Musically, a melodic bass line drives the track with dance-oriented momentum reminiscent of faster Cure songs, while vocalist Kevin Moreno delivers romantic yet urgent vocals over trembling guitar work. The video’s juxtaposition of past and present, performers and their younger selves, visualizes the emotional complexity of the lyrics, suggesting ambiguity about whether nostalgia beautifies difficult memories or if earlier times were genuinely easier to endure.
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