Watch: FUR -- "Clears Throat"

Bryce Isbell's kind of an unassuming guy when you meet him. So maybe that's why he's donning a mask (of what, though, we couldn't tell you) in FUR's debut music video for "Clears Throat," the lead single off his recently released (and well received by us and Pitchfork) Waaga Records...

By Pete Freedman

April 26, 2010

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Bryce Isbell's kind of an unassuming guy when you meet him. So maybe that's why he's donning a mask (of what, though, we couldn't tell you) in FUR's debut music video for "Clears Throat," the lead single off his recently released (and well received by us and Pitchfork) Waaga Records debut, Witches? Don't know.

Either way, the just-released music video makes for a trippy watch, filled with lots of vibrant, blurry images (not unlike the album's cover art). You won't really know what you're looking at once you click play on the above clip--but it makes for some serious eye candy, so check it out.

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