Benjamin Klintoe

Jonathan’s friends find him just outside a village in the French Alsace. Brought to a simple home, where he lies on a dirty mattress, he seems unwilling to live. The text and music are replete with religious references, whilst the group’s choice to live outside society seems to be a political one.

The story unfolds in Monaco, which is paradise on earth for a post-reality-TV generation who have grown up fantasising over a privileged lifestyle, with its promises of infinite pleasures. But what hides within these lofty towers, and behind the tinted saloon car windows and villa gates?

Jonathan’s friends find him just outside a village in the French Alsace. Brought to a simple home, where he lies on a dirty mattress, he seems unwilling to live. The text and music are replete with religious references, whilst the group’s choice to live outside society seems to be a political one.

The story unfolds in Monaco, which is paradise on earth for a post-reality-TV generation who have grown up fantasising over a privileged lifestyle, with its promises of infinite pleasures. But what hides within these lofty towers, and behind the tinted saloon car windows and villa gates?