Edmonton indie alt-rock outfit Wayfinding have dropped the music video for their new single, Shrapnel.
The track serves as the second single from the band’s upcoming album, A Nest of Wren, due out on October 9, 2026, via Are You Giving Me The Hi-Hat.
Shrapnel is a tragic yet dreamy and moody alt-rock tune.
The song creates a hazy emotional atmosphere while exploring the uncertainty and complicated feelings that come with leaving someone behind.
About the track, Cassia Hardy explains:
“‘Shrapnel’ is a doomed road trip,” explains Hardy. “Leaving your best friend behind at the gas station. Under blue twilight and sticky sodium freeway lights, thumbing for a ride and imagining if you would stop for yourself or not. Arguing about the answers.”
With its melancholic mood and cinematic sense of emotional isolation, Shrapnel is another intriguing preview of what Wayfinding have in store on A Nest of Wren.
Shrapnel gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
Wayfinding Share Dreamy and Tragic Single for Shrapnel
