All good things come in threes, so they say. They do in this case that’s for damn sure, combining one fuzzy bass guitar, one amplified organ and one set of drums, Brighton’s Lazybones manage to make an almighty racket with that quite low key triptych. Hardly the holy trinity of instruments BUT in the right hands, anything is possible. For example, their new song ‘Snake’ is trashy, unapologetic, to-the-point rock and bloody roll, wearing its heart on its sleeve and taking its aim at the liars, cheats and downright scum of the earth. The band are DIY to the core and releasing the single on a limited run of tapes which will have artwork exclusively to that format.

Speakinng on the track and video the band say; ‘’We wanted the song to convey a childish aggression; the excitement you get from that first riff you makeup when you barely know your way around a guitar, get your mates together in a garage and make a racket. We wanted that in the way that it’s written, played and recorded. For the video we recorded this in the same rehearsal space as we recorded the track, keeping the nostalgic and DIY vibe by filming this on a VHS camera and using 90s-style hand-drawn animations on old tellies.’’

The band are about to launch themselves fully into the big bad world and are more than prepared to do so, with a headline show lined up on the 22nd December at Sticky Mikes Frog Bar in Brighton and a support slot with up and comers DEAD! at Brighton’s Prince Albert on the 6th February 2018 with more shows to be announced.