Spanish Love Songs have dropped another single from their upcoming album.
Clean-Up Crew marks the second preview of 'No Joy', which is due out on August 25 via Pure Noise Records.
Described by the band as, "a mid-30s ode to life's could-have-beens", the rousing, emotive indie-rock track follows May's single Haunted. Vocalist and guitarist Dylan Slocum said:
"It feels like my entire life has been spent on the cusp of something. I wanted to play baseball as a kid, and then I went to college and got hurt. I went to Hollywood to do film and TV and got pretty close. The band has gone beyond our wildest dreams, but at some point, you get tired of chasing after your dreams. The song is me taking a step back and asking, 'Can we handle a small life? Could we give it up and move to the middle of nowhere and not worry about chasing some dream?' To me, that’s death."
The Los Angeles group will play UK and European dates this autumn with Hot Mulligan.
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