Editors unveil Honesty music video

22/10/2013
by Norman Fleischer

Editors - Honesty British rock band EDITORS present the music video for Honesty, the third single from this year’s album The Weight Of Your Love. The string-driven midtempo ballad follows previous outputs A Ton Of Love and Formaldehyde. Earlier this summer we had the chance to catch EDITORS for an interview with NOTHING BUT HOPE AND PASSION as well. The new clip is set on the dark streets of London at night. It features frontman Tom Smith wandering through the eternal night. On his melancholic journey he meets hookers, party girls and various other characters. Watch the clip right here.

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