Italian noise rock unit ELM is pleased to unveil the visual accompaniment to the track "Swampland." The tune comes by way of the band's Dog full-length, released last year via Italy's Bronson Recordings.
Issues the band of the clip, "'Swampland' is about the swamps that surround the fake serenity of the suburbs, like the ones in the American Bible Belt and in Northern Italy. It's about the darkness hidden in uncontaminated landscapes, around villages, and suburbs where all human deceptions live. We are not judging, we just acknowledge what is happening: 'Swampland's all I know, Swampland's all I own.'"
Dog was captured live at the band's rehearsal studio in April 2017 and includes a cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues." Holed up in their den, they used no outside producers or studio trickery, Dog is dirty, sharp, crushing, no-frills rock 'n' roll, constantly overloaded but never underestimated.
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