Y'know those stores that put up their Christmas decorations before Halloween? Saskatoon's Friends of Foes seem to have a similar policy: it's not even November yet, and they've just rolled out a video for their new track "Winter."
Despite the tune's seasonal implications, the video is a fairly sunny one. The climactic rock track functions as a soundtrack for a walk in the forest, as the band amble through the trees and put on the clothes that they find strewn around. The clip ends with a rather surreal confetti shower in the wilderness.
The video was directed by Morgan Carter, and you can watch it below.
This tune was recorded as a stop-gap track between albums. It was captured with Jordan Smith at Avenue Recording Company in Saskatoon prior to its closure earlier this year.
Despite the tune's seasonal implications, the video is a fairly sunny one. The climactic rock track functions as a soundtrack for a walk in the forest, as the band amble through the trees and put on the clothes that they find strewn around. The clip ends with a rather surreal confetti shower in the wilderness.
The video was directed by Morgan Carter, and you can watch it below.
This tune was recorded as a stop-gap track between albums. It was captured with Jordan Smith at Avenue Recording Company in Saskatoon prior to its closure earlier this year.