Toronto indie rockers Huddle just dropped a new video from their track "Sirens" from last year's excellent All These Fires. Like their clip for "Islands," the band's latest is another animated short courtesy of Drue Langlois.
The video features a viking ghost who is woken from his slumber by the band's music. Unable to sleep, he reanimates himself as a steam-punk robot to rid the world of the noise. The song is then discovered by a disc jockey whose broadcast helps the restless Nord get to heaven.
In addition to the new video, the quintet also recently slipped into the studio with producer Jeff McMurrich, who's engineered records from the likes of the Hidden Cameras and Fucked Up. You can check out a pair of tracks from the sessions over at the band's website.
The video features a viking ghost who is woken from his slumber by the band's music. Unable to sleep, he reanimates himself as a steam-punk robot to rid the world of the noise. The song is then discovered by a disc jockey whose broadcast helps the restless Nord get to heaven.
In addition to the new video, the quintet also recently slipped into the studio with producer Jeff McMurrich, who's engineered records from the likes of the Hidden Cameras and Fucked Up. You can check out a pair of tracks from the sessions over at the band's website.