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View video for latest track lifted from upcoming album Earthbound
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Bury Tomorrow have released a video for Last Light.
The song is taken from the Southampton metalcore outfit’s fourth album Earthbound, released on January 29 via Nuclear Blast. It’s the follow-up to 2014’s Runes.
Frontman Dani Winter-Bates says: “Last Light is about the acceptance of death. The video uses animation, which is something we’ve never done and it turned out awesome.
“It can be taken two ways - either the loss of sanity while grieving for a loved one, or the literal descent into the afterlife. I feel like the song itself shows a lot more of our melodic side.”
The band previously made the single Memories available to stream and issued a video for the album’s title track.
Bury Tomorrow are the main support for Parkway Drive on their upcoming European tour, which includes four UK dates.
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