Pedro Takahashi explores the idea of staying rooted to a place despite knowing that it is harming you in a conceptual performance video for Shame. 

Dialling in to the band’s live energy, the video for Quiet Life is anything but. It comprises the band performing in a rundown warehouse, whilst a group of hard hat-wearing intruders burst in with wrecking gear to cause chaos around them. 

As the camera orbits around the performance, we see snapshots of destruction of the space, with the mob getting ever closer to attacking the band, adding a frantic, breathless energy to the visual. Meanwhile the band barely acknowledge the mayhem around them - a manifestation of the meaning of the song which, according to vocalist Charlie Steen, "is about someone in a shitty relationship."

The result is both a mesmerising video from Takahashi, and a more introspective and serious side of Shame than we've seen before.