Langfinger Releases "Fox Confessor" Video

Gothenburg power trio Langfinger issued the "Crossyears" full-length album via Small Stone late last month.

The ten-track offering was recorded by Johan Reivén and Olle Björck at Sweden's Welfare Sounds Studio, with additional recordings by Lanfginger at Beduin HQ, mixed by Olle Björck, and mastered by Daniel Johansson.

In celebration of its release, today a brand new video for the track "Fox Confessor" has come online and can be seen below. Elaborates the band of the clip:

"'Fox Confessor' is the first collaboration between Langfinger and cinematographer Anders Bryngel. We were exploring the idea of working together for some years and with the new album looming, it was more appropriate than ever. One day we devised a syndicate. We then determined that the effort should be focused on a narrative and as the storyline progressed we let it evolve naturally with the group's dynamic.

"A spontaneous process driven by our collective efforts. As for the actual song, which like many of our songs, established itself as an instrumental; was inspired by our favorite Krautrock bands from the late sixties. That was before spending some time in rural Argentina. The lyrics began as rough scribbles, and in the attempt to characterize the broad landscape, which seemed to encompass most of the days spent there, a sort of comic relief broke out into lyric."