Showcasing her genre‑bending style, blending punk, hip hop, and rock, the track comes with a video filmed in Ballarat, Australia, co-directed with Richie Buxton, who has delivered all of the Sri Lankan, South African-born, Melbourne-based rap-rocker's promos to date. She said:
"There’s the surface meaning, the chaos, the high, that kind of bliss that comes from forgetting things for a while, from turning the volume down on the world. But underneath all that, there’s something quieter going on – the feeling of being cut down, sometimes broken into pieces, and then slowly finding your way back, getting up again, rebuilding yourself bit by bit."
Molly offers a taster of a larger project to come and follows her earlier tracks Cruising To Self Soothe, Bleed But Never Die and Then There's One.
Vandal will perform at Tyler, The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Festival in Los Angeles this weekend before heading to South America supporting Limp Bizkit next month. She'll make her Coachella festival debut in April and play Germany's Rock Im Park and Rock Am Ring festivals in June, before appearing at Manchester's Outbreak Festival on June 27. Tickets are on sale now.
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