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Pink Film share video for single ‘Trouble’
They might have nabbed the entire capital’s quota of wrapping harmonies” NME
“The sleazy psych rock n roll of Pink Film will do strange and amazing things to you” The Line of Best Fit
“A touch of Blur’s mastery… Hotly tipped” The Times
“Ah rock n roll. So powerful when done well” Pigeons & Planes
“Think Pavement if Stephen Malkmus had spent his youth in wet Wales” Guardian Guide
“Combine immeasurable energy with blissful harmonies, all dipped into an uncontrollable eruption of psychedelia” Wonderland
-“Blazing a trail across the capital” Clash
“Dissatisfaction and boredom cause trouble,” say Pink Film. In this case, ‘Trouble’ is 4 minutes of infectious melodies, psychedelic guitars and raw energy.
Fresh from headlining The Shacklewell Arms last month, London quartet Pink Film are pleased to announce their new single ‘Trouble’ – out now, it will be backed by soon-to-be-revealed B-side ‘Rubber’.
In the meantime, they four piece have shared the video for ‘Trouble’ – directed by Elliot Arndt tells a Big Lebowski/Pulp Fiction-esq tale through ice lollies, secret handshakes and drag.
Click here to watch the video for ‘Trouble’.
The single was recorded with sonic-sorcerer Shuta Shinoda and features an impromptu sax addition from a Parisian jazz prodigy who happened to be recording in the other studio.
Since releasing their debut single ‘Gut Wrench’, Pink Film have played The Great Escape and Liverpool Sound City, supported the likes of Hinds (who’ve handpicked them to support three times) and Spring King, quickly earning themselves a reputation as one of the most exciting bands to come out of the capital.
Pink Film cut a pretty arresting figure as a quartet; they are Ziyad Al-Samman (singer/guitar), Frank Styles (bass), Laurence Hammerton (guitar) and Danny Brooks (drums).
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