Toundra launch fiery fox video
View promo for Oro Rojo from upcoming album IV

Toundra have launched an animated video for their track Oro Rojo, from upcoming album IV.
The Spanish instrumental outfit’s eight-track record tells the story of two foxes escaping from a forest fire, as a metaphor for humanity’s effect on the environment. Oro Rojo (“Red Gold”) is the final piece.
They say of Jorge Garcia Escalona’s video: “We always thought the track would be a good for a video, and we’re huge fans of Jorge’s work. We knew he was the perfect person to envision what we had in mind – and it’s obvious we were right.”
IV is released on January 26 via Superball. Toundra tour the UK in February.
Tour dates
Feb 15: Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms
Feb 16: London Sebright Arms
Feb 17: Glasgow Bar Bloc
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Feb 18: Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
Feb 19: Brighton Hope
IV tracklist
Strelka
Qarqom
Lluvia
Belenos
Viesca
Kitsune
MRWING
Oro Rojo
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