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With vintage cars and airplanes, the whimsical Brit duo follow their dream of becoming balloons.
By Larry Fitzmaurice 02.23.09 10:00 AM
The Boy Least Likely To
The Boy Least Likely To (a British twee pop duo, not a solitary person) don't want to be rock stars. Instead, as indicated in their new tune "Balloon on a Broken String," they'd prefer to be "big fat balloons," the kind of balloons they chase around the English countryside in their brand new music video.
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Over the catchy, sunny pop tune's acoustic guitar, drums, and xylophone, multi-instrumentalist Pete Hobbs and singer/songwriter Jof Owen chase loose balloons across the countryside with an antique racecar an airplane. "Balloons" comes from the duo's forthcoming SPIN-approved sophomore effort, The Law of the Playground (out March 3).
Do they finally achieve their inflated dreams? Find out in the video below!
Watch: The Boy Least Likely To, "Balloon on a Broken String"
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