LA-based group will also support Scowl on their North American tour.
Militarie Gun continue to trail their forthcoming debut album with the release of third single ‘Will Logic’.
The song sees the LA-based band mould their post-hardcore sound into further new and interesting shapes. Although ‘Will Logic’ adds more melody and smooths out some of the rawness of last year’s EP collection ‘All Roads Lead To The Gun‘, its message is granite-tough.
“‘Will Logic’ is meant to be pure spite; it’s the moment of realisation that someone is trying to take advantage of you and deciding you won’t allow it to happen,” explained vocalist Ian Shelton.
“There’s some melancholy and fatigue in there, though ultimately, it’s a desire for the world to be trustworthy.”
The song will join the already-released ‘Very High’ and ‘Do It Faster’ in featuring on Militarie Gun’s debut album ‘Life Under The Gun’, which will be out 23 June on Loma Vista Recordings.
At the same time, the band has a run of UK and European dates, including some supporting Rival Schools. They’ll then hook up with Scowl in September and October for North American dates that begin 8 September in Los Angeles and end – some 26 states later – back in California on 21 October at Berkley’s all-ages, DIY venue 924 Gilman.
Main Photo Credit: Daniel Topete
22/06 Nottingham, UK – Rough Trade
01/07 Roskilde, DK – Roskilde Festival
02/07 Rotterdam, NL – Metropolis Fest
03/07 Berlin, GER – Hole44 *
04/07 Cologne, GER – Gebaude 9 *
05/07 Haarlem, NET – Patronaat *
07/07 Cheltenham, UK – 2000 Trees Fest
08/07 London, UK – Electric Ballroom *
09/07 Ieper, BE – Ieper Fest
* in support of Rival Schools
‘Life Under The Gun’
- Do It Faster
- Very High
- Will Logic
- My Friends Are Having A Hard Time
- Think Less
- Return Policy
- Seizure of Assets
- Never Fucked Up Once
- Big Disappointment
- Sway Too
- See You Around
- Life Under The Gun
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