((RSJ)) release video for Hit The Road Jack
Watch the new video for Hit The Road Jack from ((RSJ))
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York’s finest, beardiest purveyors of deeply hostile left-field metal already have a strong reputation for making hilarious videos – check out the legendary Collectively We’re Tall for evidence. After a long wait, ((RSJ)) are now back with a ferocious new album and their most straightforward and direct video to date. With a guest vocal from Raging Speedhorn’s John Laughlin, Hit The Road Jack is this idiosyncratic band’s most vulgar display of power to date.
Crank it up and don’t say we didn’t warn you.
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Dom Lawson began his inauspicious career as a music journalist in 1999. He wrote for Kerrang! for seven years, before moving to Metal Hammer and Prog Magazine in 2007. His primary interests are heavy metal, progressive rock, coffee, snooker and despair. He is politically homeless and has an excellent beard.
