The video sees the guys in a yellow van, with Grant driving the bus with the throttle pressed all the way down speeding in a Russian street on the way to investigate a vampire related mystery. The film uses Matrix-style stunts, and features a 360 degree stunt when Grant slams on the brakes after seeing a pedestrian in the road, the guy tilts the bus over back onto it's wheels, before Grant pulls over and enters a block of flats armed with a glowstick looking like a light sabre. He breaks into a flat only to find nothing and end the video before all the lights go back on in the city as they went off at the start.
There's also top notch band footage in between, which adds to the depth and power of it. This is the best Feeder video I've ever seen and everytime I watch it just gets better!. Quite a few of the old school fans who don't like Feeder's mellow sound say their faith is restored through this song and video, in my opinion tho I love everything Feeder have done!.
This video and song even made #1 on the 3 Mobile Video Download Chart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Since "Shatter" is the main track on the single, and the one to promote the film the most, not so much work has been done on the "Tender" video. Basically what has been done here is that the "Depot Sessions" footage from the DVD version of the album has been used, but also edited with so a blue tint is added on top of the film.
As a result it makes it look like a different product altogther, and is just as good as the original.
It really matches the mood of the song, and drives along with it very well.
My verdict?, a very good video that isn't as good as the "Shatter" one, but still one I really like! :D.