Black Peaks have released a video for their new track, Can’t Sleep.
The song, which was unveiled as the Rockest Record on BBC Radio 1’s rock show last night, follows the band’s signing to Rise and their 2016 LP 'Statues'. Vocalist Will Gardner said:
"The song was written in response to a very difficult time for the band and myself personally. Since writing 'Statues', our political environment has seen a big shift, and some extremely xenophobic and racist comments and actions have been aired in the media, at whom a lot of the anger and fire in these lyrics is directed. Whatever your view is politically, this song deals anxiety, paranoia and insomnia, all stemming from being swept along with a decision you do not agree with."
Black Peaks will open for Marmozets in May before hitting the festival circuit, including sets at Handmade, 2000trees and ArcTanGent.
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