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See: Life release new video for ‘Moral Fibre’

  • May 8, 2019
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LIFE have released new video for recent new track ‘Moral Fibre’. The track is taken from their highly-anticipated forthcoming second LP. ‘Moral Fibre’ is an anthemic and frenetic slice of art-punk laced with sardonic and irreverent lyrics. Speaking on the video, frontman Mez Green says:
“Entering the surreal world of Hull artist Anna Bean we chose to reflect on when we lived and dined as the ants that took the sugar mountain from an empire built on Teletubbie colours and 70s shit-disco. Once again reuniting with our friend behind the lens Josh Moore we present to you a piss-take of a piss-take that’s a little bit tongue and hella-lot of cheek and a ton of pissant. Shot in Hull and shot for fun let Moral Fibre get in in your bones. Respect your community.”
Described as “an unhinged depiction of modern-day punk”, LIFE’s anti-establishment outlook and witty, off-centre social commentary underscores everything they do. Very much the antithesis of all things London-centric, the band hail instead from the current City Of Culture, Hull, and tackle the new wave of youth and working class discontent with both savvy and style.
‘Moral Fibre’ is out now on Afghan Moon.
LIFE TOUR DATES:
5/3/2019 – Glasgow, UK – Broadcast
5/4/2019 – Liverpool, UK – Liverpool Sound City
5/5/2019 – Leicester, UK – Handmade Festival
5/10/2019 – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape Festival
5/16/2019 – Wrexham, UK – FOCUS Wales
6/1/2019 – Hilvarenbeek, NL – Best Kept Secret Festival
6/5/2019 – Hradek Králové, CZ – Rock For The People
7/11/2019 – Upcote Farm, UK – 2000 Trees
7/12/2019 – Trencin, SK – Pahoda Festival
8/17/2019 – Hasselt, BE – Pukkelpop Festival
8/30/2019 – Hertford, UK – Wilkestock Charity Music Festival

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