Teleman, an indie band from the UK, have released a music video for their upbeat track “Skeleton Dance,” taken from their upcoming debut LP, Breakfast, via Moshi Moshi Records.

Breakfast was produced by Bernard Butler of Suede, and if “Skeleton Dance” is any indication of what the record is going to be like, fans of pop-inspired indie rock are sure to be pleased. “Skeleton Dance” features upbeat production, crisp guitars and airy vocals, all grounded by a tight rhythm section.

The accompanying video only elevates the track by adding shapes, colors, spinning berries, and a plethora of other elements to bring the weird. Follow us after the jump to experience the track and video, and be sure to check out the band’s upcoming tour dates here.

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