Liars' frontman Angus Andrew wakes to find himself in a dinghy cast adrift in the ocean, with only a stone for company. Frankly, that's just the start of his problems.

Liars' frontman Angus Andrew wakes to find himself in a dinghy cast adrift in the ocean, with only a stone for company. Frankly, that's just the start of his problems. Andy Bruntel crafts a taut, metaphoric and increasingly nightmarish tale, soundtracked by the ominous Scissor, from the band's new album Sisterworld. Beautifully done, and as befitting the band best known (in my world) for their amazing P Daughters-directed Plaster Casts Of Everything video, just a little bit scary.

Andy Bruntel crafts a taut, metaphoric and increasingly nightmarish tale, soundtracked by the ominous Scissor, from the band's new album Sisterworld.

Liars' frontman Angus Andrew wakes to find himself in a dinghy cast adrift in the ocean, with only a stone for company. Frankly, that's just the start of his problems. Andy Bruntel crafts a taut, metaphoric and increasingly nightmarish tale, soundtracked by the ominous Scissor, from the band's new album Sisterworld. Beautifully done, and as befitting the band best known (in my world) for their amazing P Daughters-directed Plaster Casts Of Everything video, just a little bit scary.

Beautifully done, and as befitting the band best known (in my world) for their amazing P Daughters-directed Plaster Casts Of Everything video, just a little bit scary.

Liars' frontman Angus Andrew wakes to find himself in a dinghy cast adrift in the ocean, with only a stone for company. Frankly, that's just the start of his problems. Andy Bruntel crafts a taut, metaphoric and increasingly nightmarish tale, soundtracked by the ominous Scissor, from the band's new album Sisterworld. Beautifully done, and as befitting the band best known (in my world) for their amazing P Daughters-directed Plaster Casts Of Everything video, just a little bit scary.