HEAVY LUNGS REVEAL VIDEO FOR ‘BLOOD BROTHER’

Related Articles

NICK BONIN RELEASES “FELL TOO FAR” VISUAL WITH SUPPORT FROM FAZE CLAN AND OTHER TOP GAMERS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE

8 hours ago

Hair Transplant for Men

8 hours ago

1-2-3-4 Records Announce NSEW Tour

8 hours ago

celebrate the release of the IDLES and Heavy Lungs split 7” single, Heavy Lungs have revealed a brand new video to accompany their track ‘Blood Brother’, a reference to their front man’s close relationship with Joe Talbot. IDLES return the favour with their anthem “Danny Nedelko”, a direct reference to the Heavy Lungs singer of the same name.

Following their support role for IDLES’ sold out UK tour last month, Heavy Lungs have their own headline UK tour early next year.

More details and full tour dates below.

Danny Nedelko of Heavy Lungs on the collaboration:

“The ‘Blood Brother’ video is a collaboration with our friend Elliot Pearce, who also directed the video for ‘Stutter’. The video is a visually driven narrative that echoes the lyrical content of the song. However, it ultimately stands alone as a separate piece of surrealistic art driven by Elliot’s creative interpretation of the song.”

Editor & Director Elliot Pearce:

“The lyrics are very potent and speak candidly about the love, devotion, and commitment that occur in friendship – specifically referring to Danny’s relationship with Joe. I wanted this video to represent these feelings in a more literal and physical sense. I also wanted it to be fun. I don’t come from a music video background, and I find the traditional idea of just watching a band play for three and a half minutes boring and artificial. This was about having fun, and I really hope that translates to anyone watching.”

WATCH VIDEO FOR ‘BLOOD BROTHER’

BUY TICKETS FOR HEAVY LUNGS 2019 TOUR

BUY IDLES/HEAVY LUNGS SPLIT 7″ SINGLE

Heavy Lungs 2019 Tour Dates

23rd January – Southampton, The Joiners

24th January – Margate, Tom Thumb Theatre

25th January – Brighton, The Latest Music Bar

26th January – Tunbridge Wells, The Forum Basement

28th January – London, Sebright Arms

29th January – Nottingham, Red Rooms

30th January – Newcastle, Think Tank Underground

31st January – Manchester, The Castle Hotel

1st February – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach

2nd February – Bristol, Louisiana (SOLD OUT)