Sparrows

"Cave Eater" (video)

BY Gregory AdamsPublished Aug 5, 2016

Before Canadian post-hardcore foursome Sparrows formally follow up last year's Dragging Hell EP with a full-length release, the group are teasing the set with a new music video. You can watch the crew pound it out in the practice space via the clip for sung-and-screamed anthem "Cave Eater."

The video, directed by Miguel Barbosa, is intentionally straight forward, finding the act slamming out beats and mangling their Telecasters and PRS guitars with chunky, detuned riffs. There's also a bit of extra-curricular damage going on, with the band apparently having poked holes in the walls with their gear.

"The idea of a straight live video has always intrigued us as a band, as we do consider ourselves a 'live band first' kind of band," vocalist/guitarist Dan Thomson said in a statement. "Miguel took that idea and ran with it, and gave us what feels like the best of both worlds; a live video that shows the intensity of our show, without the dull feeling of that generic, live clip video. We really couldn't be happier with how it all turned out."

You can check out the new tune below via a video player, as well as a SoundCloud stream that also includes Sparrows' new cover of Failure's "Sergeant Politeness." Both songs are now available on iTunes and various streaming platforms.

Sparrows' as-yet-unnamed new record is due this fall via New Damage Records.

Tour dates:

08/05 Edmonton, AB - Starlite Room
08/06 Red Deer, AB - Scott Block Theater
08/07 Kelowna, BC - Doc Willoughby's
08/09 Vancouver, BC - 333
08/10 Seattle, WA - Kraken Bar
08/11 Tacoma, WA - Real Art Tachoma
08/13 Salt Lake City, UT - The Underground
08/14 Denver, CO - TBA
08/15 Kansas City, MO - House
08/16 St. Louis, MO - The Firebird
08/17 Chicago, IL - The Beat Kitchen
08/18 Port Huron, MI - Loud Music & Apparel
08/19 London, ON - Rum Runners



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