London punk trio Shooting Daggers released their new mini-album The Real Life Thing in June via New Heavy Sounds, which featured special guests in the form of The Menstrual Cramps and Dennis Lyxzén from Refused.
This morning the band have shared a new video for the single, ‘T.R.L.T’ a track which they say, "is an invite to keep focusing on what’s real and tangible, genuine relationships with people, animals and the planet.”
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“’T.R.L.T’ is an invite to keep focusing on what’s real and tangible, genuine relationships with people, animals and the planet.”
‘T.R.L.T’ is the new single from Shooting Daggers, the band that never seems to stop. Sal, Bea and Raquel are one of the hardest working outfits out there, constantly playing shows and lending their support to myriad causes all around the U.K. and Europe.
Two years on from the release of their acclaimed debut album Love & Rage the band released new mini-album The Real Life Thing in June (New Heavy Sounds).
Recorded at Bear Bites Horse Studio with Wayne Adams (Big Lad, Green Lung), The Real Life Thing is the latest hardcore sonic missive from one of London’s must-see bands, and it absolutely does not disappoint. Shooting Daggers are the real deal; the best, and most exciting and adventurous hardcore-inspired band in the country. A ‘mini album‘. 7 songs and 20 minutes of driving rocket fuelled punk meets melody picking up from their debut to go further into their own space, featuring special guests in the form of ‘The Menstrual Cramps’ and Dennis Lyxzén from Refused.
Thinking of a concept for the video for new single ‘T.R.L.T’ was an easy choice for the band. They state, “We wanted a good old tour and recording BTS video. We wanted to capture some of the good moments we had as a band so far, highlighting the wonderful people we met on our path, the beautiful cities we visited and the ecstatic energy that only playing on a stage can give you and lastly the love we have for each other as band members that goes behind simple friendship. You can find snippets of tours and moments as old as 3 years ago right up to last summer. It’s such a privilege to be able to look back and realise how lucky we’ve been and how far in the world hard work can take you.”
Upcoming shows:
Oct 22nd – Rotterdam – Poortgebouw ^ (NL)
Oct 23rd – Charleroi – Carolo Culture ^ (BE)
Oct 24th – Paris – Le Chinois (FR) ^
Oct 29th – Strasbourg – Molodoi (FR) ×
Oct 30th – Karlsruhe – P8² (DE) ×
Oct 31st – Basel – Sommercasino (CH) ×
Nov 13th – Manchester – The Old Pint Pot (UK)
Nov 14th – Glasgow – Core Fest (UK)
Nov20th – Bordeaux – Burdi Fest (FR)
Nov 21st – Montaigu – Fury Dance Revenge (FR)
^ w/ The Menstrual Cramps
× Femme Rebellion Fest
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