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Hey You now has pictures to match the noise. The official video is out — sharp edges, restless energy and nowhere to hide.

The new EP is officially launched. Four tracks, no filler: Hey You, In These Strings, Down You Spiral and Free — the shortest distance between Vision Bones and your skull we've managed so far.

Turn it up. Apologize to the neighbors later.

The title track's darker half finally has pictures to match the noise. Shot dirty, cut fast, exactly like the song deserves.

The second album is officially launched and loose in the world. Down You Spiral, Inside The Rubble, Broken People, Bleed The Fever and Salt Rust Mouth — tighter, meaner and more immediate than anything before it.

Play it loud, ideally with the lights turned down.

The acoustic EP is officially launched. No wall of distortion to hide behind — the amplifiers are out of the room and the melodies and the scars sit right at the surface.

It isn't the clean version of Vision Bones. It's the same damaged room after everybody has gone home.

The bleakest track on Dry Land gets the video it was always asking for. Watch it alone, then watch it again.

The title track of the debut, in moving pictures. Heat, dust and a band that sounds like the ground giving way.

First taste of the album, first clip out of the grave. Garden of Bones is where the whole thing started to rot beautifully.

The first Vision Bones video ever. A car, a track too narrow for it, and three minutes of not slowing down.

The first full-length is officially launched. Cracked ground, overheated amplifiers, dust in your mouth and something strange moving in the distance — this is where it started.