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We’re No Heroes release hilarious new video for Stay Weird!

November 6, 2015

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We’re No Heroes release hilarious new video for Stay Weird!

For fans of: Circa Waves, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Swim Deep
“Shifty disco beats, syncopated guitars and flawless vocal­passing.”
– The 405
We’re No Heroes have released a hilarious new video for their latest indie funk infused single Stay Weird, released digitally on 13th November 2015 via Spiral Icon. The single will also be available as a double a-side single on vinyl along with indie punk belter Voodoo, on 27th November 2015.

The video follows the Annie Lebowitz of food photography and the fame, the money and the ego that go with success in this high pressure world. Croissants, Pineapples and Strawberries are shot to perfection but a change of subject nearly derails everything…

The video premiered on A Music Blog, Yeah? and you can also watch it now now via the band’s YouTube

The band combine raw, punk and indie energy, fusing this sound with grooves and melodies akin to soul actJungle, creating their own unique and exciting sound. Stay Weird kicks off with a sharp guitar hook before developing into their groove-laden indie disco style. The song is an ode to feeling proud of being different and letting what’s unique abut yourself grow instead of holding it back.

Originally formed in a downtown studio space in Chicago, the band are Tom Collins (vocals and guitar), Luke Llewellyn (drums and vocals) and Michael Owen (bass and vocals). Having known each other since childhood, their close connection shows in everything they do from their performances to their hands on approach to loyal fans, aka WNH The Wolfpack. We’re No Heroes have played alongside the likes of Public Service Broadcast,Catfish and the Bottlemen and Future Of The Left and have been busy playing a host of UK festivals over the summer.

Stay Weird is released digitally on 13th November 2015 via Spiral Icon. Double a-side single Stay Weird / Voodoo is released 27th November 2015 on vinyl.

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