A music video that doubles as a short film depicting one of the pioneers of the post punk era and possibly one of the most under appreciated geniuses of the 80s music scene, Adrian Borland. Borland was best known as the lead singer of The Sound, but was involved in various music projects in his 41 years of life, notably The Outsider's, Second Layer, Adrian Borland and The Citizens and many more. Borland suffered with schizoid Affective disorder causing many mental health issues in his life and career. Adrian tragically ended his own life at Wimbledon station in 1999.
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'The one he most feared'
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