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GILT release new music video for ‘Trophy Hunter’

GILT have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track Trophy Hunter, is taken from the post-hardcore duo’s upcoming new EP, Conceit, which is scheduled to be released in May this year. The new song features a guest appearance from Nat Lacuna of THE HOLY GHOST TABERNACLE CHOIR.

“We probably spent as much time refining the time modulation noise at the start of Trophy Hunter as we did on any of the musical parts because this track is at the core of the rage-fit that is Conceit, and every part of it is made to keep the energy flowing in a different way from push-mosh to floor punching beats,” says guitarist and bassist Tyler Fieldhouse about the new song.

Vocalist Ash Stixx continues,Nat (Lacuna – on guest vocals) did a beautiful job of embodying multiple voices and getting as close to actually using the word ‘gilt’ in a song as we’ve ever dared to come (“foil to the canvas”). Trophy Hunter culminates all the previous ideas and coping mechanisms of Conceit and actively taunts Death, begging to be the one taken instead of the ones we’ve lost. In a sort of stockholm way, Trophy Hunter rebukes salvation and takes solace in living in the shadow of death and both fearing and courting it. We didn’t have any real uplifting message to present at the end of this like our previous work, but the story is still ongoing. We’re all still living in the wake of our pasts and the band will definitely have a lot more of this to tackle on further releases so we’re not tying it up with a bow. Sometimes you lose someone and you wish they had lost you instead. It’s not sensible or nice, it’s honestly pretty selfish and conceited. But it’s human.”

Watch the official music video for Trophy Hunter here: 

Conceit is set for release on May 6th via Smartpunk Records. Pre-orders will be available soon.

For more information on GILT like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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