The video for Sisyphus‘s “Take Me” delivers a message already made clear by the song: Sufjan wants to get intimate. Dancers frolic about provocatively in various stages of “clothing optional” attire as Sufjan croons, over and over again, “take me to your room / I wanna be your friend.”

This follows up the video for Sufjan Stevens, Son Lux, and Serengeti’s “Booty Call,” with both tracks coming off the recent self-titled, art installment-soundtracking art pop album. Art pop is not said lightly – the trio formerly known as s/s/s is a unique creature. You can still stream that album here. Ryan Dickie directed the stunning, sensual video.

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Tyler Hanan

Tyler raves about movies on the Let The Right Films In podcast. Listen to him make jokes over his beleaguered cohost Kayla St. Onge and their more qualified guests who deserve so much better at soundcloud.com/ltrfipod. Find him on Twitter @tylerhanan.

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