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Salem drops new EP, co-ops Gisele Bündchen for terrifying video

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Have you ever watched some rabid paparazzi clips on TMZ and thought, ‘Hmm, this just isn’t creepy enough for my taste in surreptitious video footage’? The Michigan goth-synth trio Salem understands. In light of its new EP, ‘I’m Still in the Night,’ set for release Nov. 22 on the local indie IAMSOUND, the band directed a video for its codeine-addled cover of Alice Deejay’s ‘Better Off Alone’ that pretty much consists of found footage of supermodel Gisele Bündchen trying to get into a car while photographers snap shots. You’ll probably be too terrified to ever touch Instagram after seeing it. And Gisele might never leave the house again.

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