London band Excessive Vis have introduced the discharge of their third album ‘Guided Tour’, out October 18th by way of Dais Data.
The quintet ushered of their new period with ‘Mob DLA‘, and the emotionally-charged socio-political missives proceed with new single ‘Thoughts’s A Lie’, which strikes between dance flooring synergy and stadium rock anthemics. Interpolating vocals from South London producer/DJ Ell Murphy, juxtaposed in opposition to lead vocalist Graham Sayle‘s abrasive vocal yelps, the observe carries inside it allusions to accommodate and storage while retaining the punk-poetic really feel of previous albums – 2019’s ‘No Sense No Feeling‘ and 2022’s ‘Blending‘.
On ‘Guided Tour’, Excessive Vis soar to new heights. Recorded throughout a couple of weeks at Holy Mountain Studios in London with producer Jonah Falco and common collaborator, engineer Stanley Gravett, the album’s eleven tracks span “the spectrum of up to date guitar music, sharpened by expertise, camaraderie, and societal frustrations.”
‘Thoughts’s A Lie’ arrives with a cinematic video filmed all through South East London, written and directed by Martina Pastori and starring Welsh motion artist Sem Osian. The gritty, street-level visible brings to life the album’s exploration of sophistication disparity, isolation and loneliness.
Talking concerning the video, Sayle shares: “I needed to have a look at how shortly damaging habits can take management while you lack a optimistic or constructive outlet in your vitality. Whereas the language of psychological well being provision has discovered fertile floor within the churn of social media, entry to important providers has been decimated by the indifference of successive Tory governments. Additional division has been stoked by means of governmental rhetoric and media scapegoating. With out ample help in occasions of disaster, life can shortly spiral into an indignant and remoted existence.”
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Photograph Credit score: Brage Pederson
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