Music

Watch the premiere of Rob Moir's new video "The Fear"

by AUX staff

Former Dead Letter Dept. frontman Rob Moir released his latest solo album Places to Die (via Underground Operations) in the spring, and we’ve got the premiere of the stirring video for its latest single, “The Fear.”

“I was so proud when I finished recording ‘The Fear,'” says Moir, “a song that crossed new musical territory for me.”

The video was done by Toronto director Grandson and Son, who has also done clips for The Slakadeliqs and California punks Joyce Manor, and its poignant visuals were the perfect pairing for Moir’s personal track.

“Watching Grandson and Son’s visual interpretation compliment the song so perfectly, I felt awestuck. The hammer hit the nail right on the head. I simply love it.”

Check out the clip above, and Moir’s homecoming eastern Canadian tour dates (after spending four months playing in Europe, Australia and the UK) below.

Wednesday, October 9th – Hamilton, ON – The Casbah
Thursday, October 10th – St. Catherines, ON – The Mansion House
Friday, October 11th – Toronto ON – Kops Records
Saturday, October 12th – London, ON – Apk
Sunday, October 13th – Montreal, QC – Piranha
Monday, October 14th – Sherbrooke, QC – The Artfocus
Tuesday, October 15th – La Pocataire, QC – Pizza-Bouffe
Thursday, October 17th – Rimouski, QC – Julien – Le Bercail Bistro
Friday, October 18th – Chicoutimi, QC – Sous-Bois Chicoutimi / Café Cambio Coopérative de Ravail
Saturday, October 19th – Riviere-du-Loup, QC – Aux Fous Brassant
Sunday, October 20th – Saint John, NB – Jarrod’s House
Monday, October 21st – Halifax, NS – Scott’s House
Wednesday, October 23rd – Moncton, NB – Plan B
Thursday, October 24th – Charlottetown, PEI – Merchantman
Friday, October 25th – Fredericton, NB – Cellar Pu
Saturday, October 26th – Quebec City, QC – Rideau Rouge
Sunday October 27th – Ottawa, ON – Raw Sugar Cafe
Tuesday, October 29th – Kingston, ON – The Merchant
Wednesday, October 30th – Guelph, ON – Van Gogh’s Ear
Friday, November 1st – Newmarket, ON – Lion and The Firkin