Drown This City are giving the world the filmclip for their new single, BEND/BREAK. The clip (created by Sink or Swim Productions) features the band and vocalist Alex Reade venturing through urban settings in their hometown Melbourne and finds them eventually back at a rehearsal room where the final breakdown of the brutal track takes place with them performing and throwing everything they have at the song.
Bend/Break got its radio premiere on triple j's Short Fast Loud a few weeks ago and has been getting nothing but love everywhere since, and is the reason for Drown This City's upcoming headline tour alongside Tasmania's Save the Clock Tower - and today they are announcing the local supports on an already epic tour.
The tour, presented by Hysteria Mag, Chase Music and Bear Parts Music, will see Advocates and BLKLST opening in Melbourne at Worker's Club, Stateside and Skies Collide in Brisbane at Crowbar, Sydney's Factory Floor gets We May Fall and Our Anchored Hearts, Falcifer and Down WIth the Ship at Adelaide's Enigma Bar, Launceston's Club 54 gets Cardinels and Majula and Hobart's Brisbane Hotel sees Cardinels and Eloraine opening up.
The huge track (mixed by Circles' Ted Furuhashi) is out now in online outlets and is the first new music since their debut EP 'False Idols' dropped in mid-2016 and has featured on Spotify Australia's Homegrown and Heavy playlist since appearing online.
Bend/Break got its radio premiere on triple j's Short Fast Loud a few weeks ago and has been getting nothing but love everywhere since, and is the reason for Drown This City's upcoming headline tour alongside Tasmania's Save the Clock Tower - and today they are announcing the local supports on an already epic tour.
The tour, presented by Hysteria Mag, Chase Music and Bear Parts Music, will see Advocates and BLKLST opening in Melbourne at Worker's Club, Stateside and Skies Collide in Brisbane at Crowbar, Sydney's Factory Floor gets We May Fall and Our Anchored Hearts, Falcifer and Down WIth the Ship at Adelaide's Enigma Bar, Launceston's Club 54 gets Cardinels and Majula and Hobart's Brisbane Hotel sees Cardinels and Eloraine opening up.
The huge track (mixed by Circles' Ted Furuhashi) is out now in online outlets and is the first new music since their debut EP 'False Idols' dropped in mid-2016 and has featured on Spotify Australia's Homegrown and Heavy playlist since appearing online.
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