PREMIERE: English Dogs – Turn Away From The Light video
Check out the new vid from English Dogs
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British punk-metal crew English Dogs are poised to release a brand new studio album, The Thing With Two Heads, via Candlelight Records on July 28th. To get a taste of what these legendary riff-wielders sound like these days, we are proud to exclusively unveil their brand new video, Turn Away From The Light.
Directed by Wes Orshoski, who is best known for co-directing and producing the brilliant Lemmy: 49% Motherf*cker, 51% Son Of A Bitch, it’s a rowdy slab of snot-encrusted heaviness that bodes well for the rest of the album, which drummer Pinch has described as “an angry bastard of a record”. Sounds like our kind of thing.
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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.
