Far From Alaska Premiere New Video, Cobra

Meet the Brazilian alt-rockers with some powerful music!

July 13, 2017

Far From Alaska are premiering their new video, Cobra, exclusively with K!.

The track is taken from Brazilian alt.rockers’ forthcoming second album, Unlikely, which is set to drop later this summer. Let us know what you think of Cobra in the comments!

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