Smoke Season's new EP Ouroboros is released today, Friday, April 15.

As previously reported, Ouroboros' concept is about four different characters, each fighting their own personal battle, whose seemingly disparate lives intertwine to demonstrate the interconnectedness of humanity. Each character's got his own song and music video: we already followed the stories of Samantha, in an heartbreaking tale of teenage LGBT love, and Chase, a father who, upon his return from war, is tormented by the tragic effects of PTSD.

Before discovering the next two videos, we have now the chance to focus on the whole EP itself. We already know Loose, with its peculiar electro-Americana sound, and the moody When The Smoke Clears, with its amazing textured electric guitar lines.

The 4-track EP (6-track, if we consider the Intro and Outro), continues with Emilia, a slow, simple number with a mesmerizing, relaxed vibe and Santa Rosa, which, in contrast, is upbeat and more structured in its first part, before a delicious guitar break slow things down to an atmospheric ending.

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Back to Smoke Season, 'cos this amazing indie duo has just released the powerful video for When The Smoke Clears, the second chapter to their short film, Ouroboros, inspired by their EP of the same title.

The visually stunning narrative begins where their previous video, Loose, left off – eventually delving into a heartbreaking tale of a veteran suffering from PTSD.

When The Smoke Clears, the song, showcases Gabrielle Wortman's phenomenal vocals and Jason Rosen's textured electric guitar lines; it was produced by Kyle Draper and Dave Burris of Mateo Sound, with additional programming and mix by Chris Mullings (The Neighbourhood, LP).

The Ouroboros EP is set to be released next month; in the meantime, enjoy When The Smoke Clears clicking on the image above.