" Now there's a new music video for the Art of Doubt track that's a black-and-white compilation of Metric fans from all over the world unapologetically head-banging and waving their limbs to this anthem for personal freedom.

Shaking off whatever was confining her with bright synths, fast-paced beats and bursts of guitar, Haynes sings "I'm gonna dry all my tears today / got no patience for old pain / tell my friends to shake the sad parade / I'm gonna lift up and fly away."

Pieced together seamlessly by directors Kristina Fleischer and Jonny Sander, the clips take you from living room to living room, from bright-eyed, young faces to someone dancing with a cat mask over their head. Every fan-sent video clip in "Love You Back" is a portrait of free expression, synchronized perfectly to a synth-pop-and-rock combination. In this seemingly endless cycle of monotonous routine, emotional hangnails and cable news, "Love You Back" urges you to break out, like a personal manifesto for action.

Metric's Art of Doubt is out now on BMG.

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