21-year-old indie-rock artist Declan McKenna has shared the calamity-filled music video for his recent single, 'Rapture', from his critically-acclaimed sophomore album Zeros.

Set in an English cul-de-sac, things turn upside down as the devil comes to play and brings what appears to be zombies, smoke, news crews, preachers and dance routines to the table.

Speaking about the track itself, McKenna said: “Rapture - though it seems to touch on the current state of the world - was born early last year, and reflects some of my thoughts on the end of the world and the threats that humanity will face in the future, and on common fears for the future."

"The problem we face now seems to be that for each common fear there is a contrasting view that at least appears to have wide support, I guess my worry now is how such huge numbers of people can move forward without unity under immediate threat," he says. "The new music video isn’t the most serious in concept, for a song based around the end of the world in times so hard for not just myself but all those involved in making it, we had to seek some joy and humour...and we had to shoot outside in the cold.”

Read the Hot Press interview with the Enfield-native from September here.

Check out the playfully chaotic video for 'Rapture' below: