Halifax band Crosss are set to release their debut album Obsidian Spectre on June 11 via Telephone Explosion Records, but the visuals for album cut "Bones Brigade" have already arrived.
Drawing on influences from psychedelia to '90s post-punk, the group's grunge-y sound matches well with the new clip. Shot in black and white and featuring a rather bleak landscape and mysterious hooded figure, the video is as eerie as the song.
The group will be touring pretty extensively in support of the new record, and you can get all the details on those dates over here. A release show will take also place on Friday (June 7) at Toronto's Parts & Labour.
You can also pre-order the album here, where until Friday you can grab the LP for $10.
For now, check out the video for "Bones Brigade" below.
Drawing on influences from psychedelia to '90s post-punk, the group's grunge-y sound matches well with the new clip. Shot in black and white and featuring a rather bleak landscape and mysterious hooded figure, the video is as eerie as the song.
The group will be touring pretty extensively in support of the new record, and you can get all the details on those dates over here. A release show will take also place on Friday (June 7) at Toronto's Parts & Labour.
You can also pre-order the album here, where until Friday you can grab the LP for $10.
For now, check out the video for "Bones Brigade" below.