Balance and Composure’s sophomore release, The Things We Think We’re Missing, is a fantastic album. Probably one of my highlights for the year, the work is a stampeding run of hard rock, tinged with the influences of decades past.

Following the first video the band released, for the lead single, “Reflection,” Balance and Composure continue their stature of prime videography, this time for “Tiny Raindrop.” In the hands of Alex Henery, former guitarist from the deeply missed Basement, as well as videographer for Run For Cover Records, the video is a dream sequence in which singer/guitarist Jon Simmons keeps chasing the girl of his dreams.

Head over to Rolling Stone to check out the video, and if you like what you see, be sure to check out Alex’s other works, consisting of bands all over the scene, including Turnover, Pity Sex, Daylight, The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, and more.

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