Farewell To Freeway ‘Blood Boils Quicker Than Water’ Video Released

by Ryan Minic | Oct 22, 2011

Farewell To Freeway’s music video for “Blood Boils Quicker Than Water” can be streamed below.

Additionally, the band will embark on The November to Remember Tour alongside Wolves at the Gate and Sleep City. Dates follow the jump.

Nov 04 Amityville, NY @ Broadway Bar
Nov 06 Philadelphia, PA @ The Trocadero
Nov 07 Danbury, CT @ Heirloom Arts
Nov 08 Providence, RI @ Club Hell
Nov 09 Worcester, MA @ Ralph’s Diner
Nov 10 Suncook, NH @ Ground Zero
Nov 11 Brewer, ME @ Dino’s
Nov 13 Albany, NY @ Bogies
Nov 16 Lakewood, OH @ Phantasy
Nov 18 Terre Haute, IN @ THMV The Venue
Nov 19 St Louis, MO @ Fubar
Nov 20 Steger, IL @ Hole in the Wall
Nov 21 Dearborn Heights, MI @ Transitions

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