UK post-punk outfit Drahla share a new single titled “Lip Sync”. It’s a second taster of new music from the band, after releasing “Under The Glass” last summer. No announcements for the new LP have been made yet, but hopefully, we will have more news about that later this year.

The song goes together with the music video, filmed, edited and directed by the band’s Luciel Brown and Rob Riggs and inspired by the American mixed-media artist Bruce Nauman’s 1969 visual piece of the same name.
Speaking of it, the band says: “Lip Sync is an autobiographical account of self-deflection. It explores the idea of syncing to social norms, conversation and expressions to converse without being fully present – taking on a converged guise to fit different interactions”.
Next week Drahla also embarks on the EU tour, which will start in Rotterdam on February 14 and will finish in Le Harve on February 23. Find all dates and ticket information in another post.
Watch below.