Watford based indie rock band
The Spitfires have announced the release of their new album ‘
Life Worth Living’.
The record, produced by Simon Dine, who was behind the desk for Paul Weller’s 22 Dreams and Wake Up The Nation amongst a varied CV, will be out on 5th June via Acid Jazz Records Pre-order your copy
here.
Life Worth Living is a contrasting melting pot of unadulterated joy and melancholy, laughter, tears, frustration and peacefulness. Quiet and introspective moments collide with loud and angry times and no less powerful. At its heart is a sense of hope that things can be better, the title reflects that aspiration.
The band have also shared a lyric video for their new single "
(Just Won't) Keep Me Down", a song coupled with an everyday narrative depicts any night in any town after a night out. A song about “walking home from the pub following last orders, an air tinged with danger, chaos and paranoia – be it the darkened streets, police sirens competing with those of the ambulance service to drunken disorder outside the takeaway” explains Sullivan, adding further “I just wanted to capture the environment, one that people can relate to wherever they live.”
Check out the album's tracklist and watch the video for "
(Just Won't) Keep Me Down" below.
11. The video was directed by Tony Briggs. Watch it below.
