Lonely Robot debut God Vs Man video
View promo for first track from John Mitchell’s album Please Come Home
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John Mitchell has released a lyric video for his track God Vs Man – the first to appear from his Lonely Robot album Please Come Home.
The guest-studded title is released on February 23 via InsideOut, featuring contributions from Steve Hogarth, Jem Godfrey, Nik Kershaw, Heather Findlay, Kim Seviour and Peter Cox. Mitchell’s band consists of bassist Nick Beggs and drummer Craig Blundell.
It Bites, Arena and Frost* man Mitchell says of the track: ‘The human race seeks to control and overcome everything it comes into contact with. Just because science and progress says we can doesn’t mean we should.”
The album is available for pre-order now via Amazon and iTunes. Mitchell is planning a Lonely Robot tour, with details to come.
Tracklist
Airlock
God Vs. Man
The Boy In The Radio
Why Do We Stay?
Lonely Robot
A Godless Sea
Oubliette
Construct/Obstruct
Are We Copies?
Humans Being
The Red Balloon
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