“Gay Goth Scene” is finally here! While the video itself has its online premiere in various countries – watch it at tape.tv, Clash Magazine, and Exclaim! – the digital single is out now on iTunes.

In case the short film isn’t available in your  country due to geoblocking (sorry about that, it’ll be available on Monday for everyone to watch!), here’s something to make up for that: a free download of Noblesse Oblige’s remix of  “Origin:Orphan”.

Hope you like what you see (and hear)! Let us know what you think by using #GayGothScene on Twitter, Facebook, or wherever hashtags work these days.

UPDATE: “Gay Goth Scene” is now up on YouTube for the whole world to watch:

Good news, everyone! Kai Stänicke’s short film for “Gay Goth Scene” has won the “Tadgell’s Bluebell Honor Award”, being named “Best Short Film About/For Youth” at the 16th Auburn International Film Festival for Children and Young Adults. The festival took place last week in Reading Cinemas in Auburn as well as Primary and High Schools from around the Western Sydney region. Many thanks go to the jury and all audiences!

While “Gay Goth Scene” has been shown on several film festivals throughout the year, the movie will be released online on October 4th with more details to be following very soon!

The Hidden Cameras will be returning to Lausanne in September for Heartland Festival. Co-curated by Owen Pallett and Sounds Quixotic this year’s Heartland features a bunch of quite amazing artists. You can get tickets here, or learn all about it and win 2 passes at Munich and the Mountains.

Berlin people, hold on to your hat: The Hidden Cameras will be performing a special show at Berghain’s Kantine on July 13 to commemorate the release of their new single “Gay Goth Scene”—you’ll be able to buy a copy of the limited vinyl release on location. Tickets are on sale now for 15 Euros at KOKA36. Come around and get a sneak preview of our new album “AGE”.

Find more information here, rsvp on Facebook over here.

The release of “Gay Goth Scene” is upon us. The video for “Gay Goth Scene” has already made the rounds at special screenings in Toronto, Los Angeles, Ogunquit and Tel Aviv with future screenings slated for Salento Finibus Tarrae in Italy, Queer Lisboa, Face a Face St. Etienne and Wiz Art in Lviv.

Before the song and video are set free onto the eternally fleeting internet, a limited edition 7” is going to be ready for patrons of our special Vazaleen appearance in Toronto June 30 (RSVP here)—tickets will be available at the door (limited, too), get them on general sale now.

Berlin fans can get their copy at a follow up show at Bergain Kantine on July 13—further news on this will be following soon.

“Gay Goth Scene” released on June 30, 2013. Artwork taken from “Gay Goth Scene” issue #2, by Joel Gibb and Paul P.