Arca is the Pop Star of Your Queer Underworld Fantasies in New 'Anoche' Video

Just days after Arca released his "uncomfortably deep" single, "Piel," which saw the queer New York producer flaunting his vocals for the first time ever, he's returned with a music video for "Anoche." The new song, translated in English to "Last Night," is lifted off Arca's forthcoming self-titled album, due out April 7 via XL Recordings.

Like on "Piel," Arca's new release features him crooning deeply above a sparse, surging instrumental--you can hear the influence of longtime collaborator Bjork, whom he worked with on producing her last full-length LP, Vulnicura.

"I don't know if I would've ever sung on this record if it weren't for Bjork," he told Wolfgang Tillmans in an i-D interview. "We were in the car together and I had been singing for fun and she turned to me very casually and asked me if I'd ever considered singing on my music."

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The music video for "Anoche" was directed by Jesse Kanda, who's responsible for Arca's album artwork, as well. Surrounded by dead and wounded bodies, Arca dances in a corset with bloody cuts on his skin--a treatment that feels at once triumphant and eerily post-apocalyptic. He's the pop star of your queer underworld fantasies. Watch, below.