Foreign Tongues released one of my favorite albums of the year with Fragile, As Said Before. In my review I state that “Fragile, As Said Before may be one of the strongest debuts in recent years, and that is simply because it plays nothing like one,” and this is most easily felt on “Little Doors.”

Creating a groove and environment of seasoned musicians, “Little Doors” is a somber tale featuring eerie guitars and songs flowing behind a drone vocal delivery, with percussion and bass holding down the repeating foundations of the track.

The video, directed by Erik Rojas and Winston MacDonald, instills imagery just as eerie and somber as the track, with images flashing in out of the band performing.

Watch the video below, and be sure to check out Fragile, As Said Before if you have yet to (why haven’t you though?).

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