There are few albums that have more play on our stereo so far this year than Timber Timbre’s ‘Sincerely, Future Pollution’.

It’s their fourth, and it’s a corker.

Derek Robertson described it in his review as “stylishly atmospheric” and out on Friday in the UK via City Slang.

Anyway, they’ve just shared a new song from it, ‘Grifting’, which is a bit Talking Heads, a bit Pink Floyd.

It’s also has this snazzy new animated video, directed by Elenor Kopka, who has this to say about it:

“When I first heard the song Grifting it instantly made me think of a swampy seaside village, set somewhere in the 1980s, and a group of people meeting up for a shady basement match of poker. Later on I got very inspired by tarot imagery and the aesthetics of fortune telling and tried to construct a game packed with that sort of occult symbolism. The video ended up becoming an obscure card game session that brings back unwanted memories.”