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Premiering here, we’ve got the video for album track “Not Your Home.” The band has this to say about it: “Crushed dreams and loneliness seep through the night like a ghost, rattling pipes and creaking floorboards.  Fox Face's 'Not Your Home' is the haunted house of your mind, struggling to keep it together when you've lost it all and are utterly, and eternally, alone.”
Filmed in black and white, I’m definitely digging the video’s OG Blair Witch Project vibe and, thankfully, there’s no snot in sight. Also, this chugging rock music is hard to ignore. Check out the video below and head over here to preorder the album.

Featured here is album single “David,” a powerful track that, to me, seemed kind of perfect for this strange moment in history due to its compelling mixture of both downbeat and hopeful themes.
Mann has this to say about the track: “'David' was a song I wrote right after waking up from a dream.  The lyrics kind of just came to me and I wrote them down at 2am before I even had music.  It was a couple years ago when mental illness was in the forefront of the news and it finally became something people were more open to talk about.  In the song, David is someone that decides not to stick around... but not because of any particular damning event, it was more of a decision he came to after serious logical thought.  It made me think about how some people just want to be at peace, maybe even trying their odds at what comes after.  And even when you're gone, the world just keeps going.  People are affected, but the world still moves unflinching.  There's moments in the songs, where beauty is still happening amongst David's decision... even after he's gone.  
‘Watch the dust dance and sparkle in rays, of god’s powerful sun, how it brings a new day.  Shine bright on lakes and glisten on pine.  All over metallic things as you squint your eyes.  What monstrous steeples man creates for the hope of what he did will not be forgotten’
For me, maybe it's just a reminder that though time persists, so does beauty.  How there's often silver linings even in dark times.  To me it's more of a hopeful thing.”
Dig the feels in the track below and head over here to explore the band’s releases.
 

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Featured here is the newly-released and nicely realized video for the track. Partially filmed at the HAARP Research Facility in Gakona, Alaska, which seems an appropriate backdrop to me given the nature of the facility and various theories about it, the video combines stark imagery with a witchy sort of vibe. It’s also quite psychedelic at times.
Check out the video below and head over here to dig into Cliff and Ivy’s rather impressive discography.

In describing the debut release, drummer Alissa Wolf has this to say: ““We started recording Wastehaven before the pandemic was in full swing - COVID threw a wrench in the process but overall it allowed us to really fine tune the songs on this EP and brought us closer as a band. The songs on Wastehaven talk about struggle with change and the process of trying to do better and be better - something everyone should be striving for.” Here’s hoping we aspire to do just that in 2020’s closing months and beyond.
Wastehaven is out next Tuesday, October 20th, and can be preordered here.