The last time we visited the raucous music video world of Palma Violets, they were playing the title track of their upcoming sophomore LP in a dimly lit pub to a few soused patrons. While the London-based band has stuck to filming in their hometown, this time around, the garage-rock quartet seems to have found their faithful congregation in a west London church.
“English Tongue,” the second song to be released from Danger In The Club, is a bouncy lament about the paranoia surrounding getting old. It’s fitting then, that the video for this fuzzed out, organ-filled track features an old and creepy preacher (Paul Kaye) who leads the UK band into the small church full of impressionable and ready-to-rock youths.
Major props to Palma Violets in this video, though, for a slow-motion walk that even Noel Gallagher would be impressed with.
Danger In The Club is out on May 5 via Rough Trade.
