Once again, Feist has rolled out another new video in support of last year's Metals, this time giving some visuals to album opener "The Bad in Each Other."
The video was directed by Martin de Thurah and shot down in Mexico, with the clip coming out as a rather dusty and sombre one.
Speaking of the video to Spin, Feist said, "When I approached Martin to make a little film for this song, he told me he thought it sounded like a battle cry. And that he wondered about finding the little, tiny wars people experience in between the big dramas. I interpreted that to mean, all the quiet internal battles that guide our actions, all the hopes and struggles we suppress or let carry us away. I feel like he's made a sort of symphony of In Betweens and stretched split seconds into feel-able, graspable echoes."
Courtesy of Spin, you can watch the video below.
The video was directed by Martin de Thurah and shot down in Mexico, with the clip coming out as a rather dusty and sombre one.
Speaking of the video to Spin, Feist said, "When I approached Martin to make a little film for this song, he told me he thought it sounded like a battle cry. And that he wondered about finding the little, tiny wars people experience in between the big dramas. I interpreted that to mean, all the quiet internal battles that guide our actions, all the hopes and struggles we suppress or let carry us away. I feel like he's made a sort of symphony of In Betweens and stretched split seconds into feel-able, graspable echoes."
Courtesy of Spin, you can watch the video below.
