Melbourne punk power trio CLAMM have premiered the video for their new single "Monday".
The song is taken from the band's forthcoming sophomore album 'CARE', set to arrive on August 19th via Meat Machine (Crack Cloud, N0V3L). Pre-order your copy here.
The band's music was already concerned with the woes of the world, but the last two years have added extra urgency to their blown-out, dystopian punk power. They continue to be a clarion call for a generation facing an age of uncertainty, using a powerful brand of bracing punk to deliver a soundtrack for the evicted souls of modern convention.
The band say of the track: "Monday talks about the frustrations of working a job that you feel consumes your life and gives you little reward. It's a dig at those in charge who seem to reap all the benefits without putting in the work. It's about recognising the inequity in certain aspects of the nation."
Watch/listen below.
