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New Coldplay video for Cemeteries of London on the horizon?

cemeteriesoflondoncaption1.jpgRumours of a new Coldplay video are spreading today after the website of Violet Hill director Asa Mader publicised a forthcoming direction for 'Cemeteries of London'. No official word on this is as yet available but if the video is confirmed it will be the seventh of the Viva era.

 

The wesbite, a showcase of Mader's achievements so far, features a caption of a yet-to-be-released video for the Viva track which also sees Mader share the cinematography with Virginie Surdej. According to the information available, the video will be produced by Max van Peebles.

 

Asa Mader directed the music video for 'Violet Hill,' the first single from Coldplay's fourth album 'Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends.' The video was nominated for Best UK Video and Best Special Effects in a Video at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards. You can still see the full 3m43s version of Violet Hill here at Mader's website.

 

Screenshots of Asa Mader's website showing the new Cemeteries of London video information are after the jump. You can also find more discussion on this at the Coldplay forum now. [thanks miha]

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