Video: Casey Spooner - Unavailable
One half of electroclash duo Fischerspooner Casey Spooner has unleashed the steamy visual for his latest track Unavilable, in which the singer reflects on sex, desire and longing for “Unavailable” men.
Spooner revealed how the song came about in a recent interview with Document:
“All at once, I was inspired—at an intimate sex party on a Wednesday night! I found myself singing a silly song in the kitchen, about fucking and dying. I realized I needed to explore [those themes]. It was nothing that had ever interested me [before]—seemed too morbid. But something resonated with me, maybe because death had been so close. Not just my family’s deaths, but death of habit, death of culture, death of trust in government, death of my career, death of my identity.”
“This song is a kaleidoscope of all the wonderful men I have loved, because I crave the impossible,” Spooner explains. “Desire—and, specifically, longing—has always been a big theme in my writing. I feel like it has something to do with growing up in the South in the ’80s. My desires got tangled up in all the pleasures I couldn’t have."
Check out the video below...
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