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The Murder Capital share ‘More Is Less’ video, announce 2020 tour dates
Shit gets messy in the Dublin band’s new black and white visuals.
After the live video of ‘More Is Less’ catapulted Dublin’s The Murder Capital into everyone’s consciousness, the group are now sharing the official video for it, and it’s just as great.
Shot by Sam Taylor in black and white, it depicts a messy (both literally and metaphorical) relationship, rife with violence and passion, perfectly matching the dark and raucous energy of the track itself.
Taken from their August debut album ‘When I Have Fears’, the record itself is unflinching and raw, quite rightly gaining them critical acclaim and a position amongst the great new upcoming bands.
“I think the beautiful thing for us is that we’ve got nothing to prove to anyone,” James told us about the record. “That’s how we got away with making something that I believe to be so pure. That record is like a living sentient thing when I listen to it. It’s imperfect and it’s breathing.”
On top of the new vid, the group have also announced a brand new 2020 tour, so check out the full dates below.
JANUARY
24 - Chelsea - Vienna, AT
25 - Strom - Munich, DE
26 - Underdogs - Prague CZ
28 - Klub Hydrozagadka - Warsaw, PL
29 - Projekt LAB - Poznan, PL
31 - Loppen - Copenhagen, DK
FEBRUARY
01 - Atlas - Aarhus, DK
03 - Musik und Frieden - Berlin, DE
04 - Gleis 22 - Munster, DE
06 - Vera - Groningen, NL
07 - Grauzone Festival - Den Haag, NL
11 - Botanique - Brussels, BE
13 - Leeds Irish Centre - Leeds, UK
14 - Manchester Academy 2 - Manchester, UK
15 - The Art School - Glasgow, UK
17 - Rescue Rooms - Nottingham, UK
18 - Wedgewood Rooms - Portsmouth, UK
19 - SWX - Bristol, UK
21 - Electric Ballroom - London, UK
22 - The Leadmill - Sheffield, UK
24 - The O2 Institute 2 - Birmingham, UK
25 - O2 Academy 2 Liverpool - Liverpool, UK
27 - Vicar Street - Dublin, IRE
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