The music video for the Tempers' song, Love at the Mall, begins with a clip of Rem Koolhaas speaking in an interview about the text: "The essence of shopping is to eliminate reality as much as possible." It then follows the loose narratives of CGI mannequins, plastic flamingoes and synthetic palm trees in a mall setting, adopting several of the themes of Koolhaas' text, such as alienation, conspicuous consumption and artificiality.
Other songs on the album, including Air Conditioner, Desire and All That is Solid Melts into Air dive deeper into the essay, each one featuring insights from the architect and theorist on the contemporary condition
Other songs on the album, including Air Conditioner, Desire and All That is Solid Melts into Air dive deeper into the essay, each one featuring insights from the architect and theorist on the contemporary condition
