Sia, Diplo And Labrinth Visit A World Of Giants In 'No New Friends' Video

LSD – the unconventional categorize made up of Sia, Diplo, and Labrinth – have released a kooky, wacky, and there really are perhaps insufficient words in the human language to perfectly explain it, video for "No New Companions It's a grimly titled tune with a visual that couldn't be farther from it, resting somewhere between the territories of Dr. Seuss and Roald Dahl. That's not quite it. Think Lord of the Rings on helium. That's more like it.





This world, this impossible place, on display in "No New Friends"  has soft pink skies, giant vines with furry meatballs on them, and giant females in yellow dresses and grotesquely large bowties. Think back to your scariest childhood nightmares, nevertheless worse. That's it. The giant woman is Maddie Ziegler, Sia's body double who appears because the singer's voice floats. Ziegler has pink and blue ribbons tied around her ankles along with a curious, nose-upturned look. She's focused on Labrinth, the happily-frolicking miniature man in royal caveman garb, strolling through this land with a smile on his face. Right after locking eyes and mimicking each other, a quick friendship is struck.


What follows is a tale of two unlikely companions reveling in every other's firm. Labrinth grooves with Ziegler's fingers while the colorful music plays in one scene, the pair watch miniature versions of Ziegler dancing while wearing purple dresses in another. Eventually, it's revealed that Ziegler isn't the only big fish in town. Diplo's the divine man living in the moon and the sun wearing tacky suits to signify the switch from day to night time. It's even kookier as you watch it than it is to write about it, trust me.


"No New Companions is the cheery fifth single shared from their recently released LP, Labrinth, Sia & Diplo Present… LSD.  On April 24, the world will get its first live television debut of the new trio while they perform this number on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. To visualize more of the group's absurd fantasy world, you'll wish to check out the video for "Thunderclouds" that they released in August.


Take a look at the world of "No New Companions up above.