This is a question that every smoker in the process of quitting smoking has asked himself at least once
Film noir has often been invoked to describe the groups cinematic sound, and its even more apt in live performance, where the only colors are black and white, from the vacant stage dcor to the videos occasionally projected behind the band: Shots of moonlight on water, a flurry of snow, a greyscale rose caught aflame, a close-up of the French actress Anna Karina crying in a theatre from Jean-Luc Godards Vivre Se Vie. Such moody accompaniment was always welcome, because it helped bring some distinction to an evening of material that otherwise flowed like a serene river, sometimes to a fault
Its a move that subverts our idea of fashion as an elite medium while exploring the relationship between art and commerciality
That scene lasts all of 1 minute and 18 seconds, but in that time, Sheila becomes the film's most important, most indelible character
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