Creeper have released ‘Cyanide’, the latest single from their forthcoming second album.
A music video comes with the single, which shows frontman Will Gould stalk about like a a showman on a TV set, his bandmates behind him dressed in sharp white suits.
‘Cyanide’ follows ‘Born Cold’ and ‘Annabelle’ in previewing ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’, which is released on May 22 via Roadrunner Records.
“‘Cyanide’ is about obsession,” explained Gould in a press release, “that hopeless feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when you fall in love. Modern love know no bounds, no rules; it can feel like dying a death.
“At the point in our album narrative, the characters have fallen into a dangerous, forbidden love. One for which no-one can forgive.”
Watch the video below:
At the end of 2018 the band apparently split up on stage at London’s KOKO but announced their return with a secret gig last November.
The Southampton band embark on their ‘God Can’t Save Us’ UK tour this April, and also play sets at 2000trees (July 9) and Reading & Leeds Festival (August 28-30).
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12 – Leeds, The Wardrobe
13 – Glasgow, St. Luke’s
14 – Manchester, Academy 2
15 – London, Brixton Electric
17 – Brighton, Concorde 2
18 – Birmingham, O2 Institute
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