Kevin Bronson on November 9th, 2011

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Music videos have a long history of demanding you suspend your disbelief as artists “sing” while dancing, prancing, falling, fighting and various other manners of play-acting. Pollyn frontwoman Genevieve Artadi takes the art of lip-synching to, er, new heights in the trios’ video for “Sometimes You Just Know.” Directed by Adam Jay Weissman and filmed by drummer Brian Henspeter, it was made over three days on more than 25 roller-coaster and thrill rides. The song itself – and, indeed, Pollyn’s whole new album of heady electro, “Living in Patterns” – will leave you far less queasy.

||| Download: “Sometimes You Just Know” via Bandcamp.

||| Also: Stream a remix of “Falling Out of Place” featuring rapper Freddie Gibbs from the trio’s “Shake Out the Other Way” remix EP.