Viagra Boys share surreal new single ‘Uno II’

Swedish punk outfit Viagra Boys have offered up another taste of their forthcoming new album - the sort of self-titled ‘Viagr Aboys’ - in the form of ‘Uno II’.

Named after frontman Sebastian Murphy’s loyal pet dog, the track is a surreal dive into the inner monologue of his greyhound, which equally veers into conspiracy-driven grey areas. “He goes to this place, then wakes up in some weird room, and he’s missing his teeth,” the frontman has said, of Uno II’s recent experience with dental issues, which helped to inspire the song. 

Alongside the band’s new offering, they’ve shared an equally disorientating video that sees Sebastian take on the role of a star reporter for Shrimptech Enterprises’ (their new label home) at what can only be described as the most bizarre and existential dog show there’s ever been. Check out the clip - which was directed by Murphy and André Jofré and filmed guerrilla-style across Czechia, Finland and Sweden - below.

‘Uno II’ gets taken from the band’s forthcoming fourth record, which follows their more politically-charged 2022 effort ‘Cave World’, and is set for release on 25th April via Shrimptech Enterprises. It also follows on from last month’s lead track, ‘Man Made Of Meat’, which boasted an equally strange and ambitious video, based in the art world.

Watch the video for ‘Uno II’ below.