Infantree: Video Premiere

Emerging young band Infantree has offered JamBase a chance to be the first to share their new video for the song "Mourning Glory," consists of a bunch of people betting on a cockfight...though instead of actual chickens, it's two of the band members dressed up as chickens, fighting each other.

"Mourning Glory" is from Infantree's album Would Work, which recently came out on Vapor Records and is being re-released next March with three extra tracks and a bonus disc with video content.

The band has written an explanation of their name, which is also sort of a mission statement:

"Trees are carbon dioxide reducing, erosion preventing, oxygen producing, majestic, and sturdy life-forms that grow with their environment - not in spite of it (like industrial-age humans). Infantree is a symbol for growth. Whether it be intellectual, spiritual, physical, or emotional; growth is growth. If left unchecked, exponential growth could devour prosperity as we know it. Only when it's applied within a means does growth reach it's true potential of ceaseless sustanability. Infantree applies this method by way of harmony, like-mindedness, and an articulation of each indvidual's role/capacity as a musician/human-being. At the same time the use of childlike reckless abandon seems key to wading through the water-mark left by the mainstream mindset. This dynamic has helped the members of Infantree to spread their roots as friends while simultaneously growing as a band."

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