Liam O’Brien is starting to gain some traction for his work on his newest release, 2015’s “Eye”. The band recently released the visuals for “Ten Thousand”, and today we have the premiere of his newest video, “Bag Of Bones”. The song feels like it should be sung in solemn company around a campfire, but then builds to create a much larger sound, thanks to some booming percussion. The video for the song is glitch meets kitsch, with Liam (and Faithless Followers in tow) performing in front of a psychadelic backdrop, occasionally swallowed by the digital work of director Cheston VanHuss. You can catch Liam performing at the Charles Allis Art Museum on Saturday, and in the meantime, check out the premiere of the video below:

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