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"Earlier this week, Bastille unveiled their video for &amp;#039;Oblivion&amp;#039; featuring a familiar face for Game of Thrones fans in the form of Sophie Turner aka Sansa Stark. Digital Spy caught up with the band to discuss the new video and find out the answer to the highly-important question of how they&amp;#039;d perish if they were fated to die in the show.   Are you all big Game of Thrones fans? Dan: &amp;quot;Well we watched the first series ages back and then Woody [Chris] kept on watching it, and when it transpired that Sophie was going to be in the video I was like, &amp;#039;F**k I&amp;#039;ve got to play catch up!&amp;#039; So I had a four-season marathon literally in the last two months. I feel like I live in wherever the hell they live... Middle-earth. I feel like I&amp;#039;m there half the time. I close my eyes and I see...&amp;quot; Chris: &amp;quot;Boobs and gore.&amp;quot; Dan: &amp;quot;I see...&amp;quot; Will: &amp;quot;Naked women and dragons.&amp;quot; Dan: *laughs* &amp;quot;Yeah. It&amp;#039;s quite weird when you immerse yourself. In a really sad way it&amp;#039;s the modern equivalent of reading, you completely immerse yourself in it for such a long time and then it&amp;#039;s over and you almost miss the characters.&amp;quot; If you had to die a Game of Thrones-style death, how would you go? Dan: &amp;quot;Oh man! I&amp;#039;d get my head bitten off by a dragon and then the rest of my body roasted by its fire.&amp;quot; Kyle: &amp;quot;Season one: Head off.&amp;quot; Dan: &amp;quot;Ah, the classic beheading.&amp;quot; Will: &amp;quot;Well there seems to be lots of orgies so maybe I&amp;#039;ll just die in an orgy.&amp;quot; Kyle: &amp;quot;Oh no, I want your one now. Maybe my head cut off... in an orgy. Now we&amp;#039;re talking!&amp;quot;      And the new video seems to have divided opinion amongst fans... Dan: &amp;quot;Yes! I think people are quite freaked out to see someone else singing one of our songs.&amp;quot; Kyle: &amp;quot;It is a bit creepy at first, I think. My favourite one - the only interpretation I&amp;#039;ve read - is that we&amp;#039;re all dead, just straight up, &amp;#039;They&amp;#039;re all dead&amp;#039;. Dan: &amp;quot;I think with the videos there&amp;#039;s a lot of thinking behind them but when we put them out I sort of like the idea that they&amp;#039;re companion pieces to the songs - they&amp;#039;re not trying to explain the songs, they just sit alongside them. The kind of films that I love are the ones that are potentially unexplainable. We like to just put the videos out, see how people react and let them come up with their own interpretations. I&amp;#039;m always fascinated reading how people interpret and connect with them and it&amp;#039;s quite nice to provoke that within other people. It&amp;#039;s quite satisfying to see people engaging with them and connecting with them.&amp;quot; Last night (July 23), Bastille performed an exclusive gig at Scala in London for HP Connected Music users. The performance included an interactive dance floor using HP technology which allowed fans to take control of the light show for one of the band&amp;#039;s songs.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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