THECITYISOURS release new music video for ‘Bare Bones’

THECITYISOURS have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track Bare Bones, is taken from the band’s upcoming new album LOW which is scheduled to be released in August this year. The new song features a guest appearance from Connor Hallisey of OUR HOLLOW, OUR HOME.

Speaking about the new song, vocalist/guitarist Mikey Page says, “every band goes through hardships… Ours very nearly pushed us to breaking point. Before writing this record, we took the time to reflect on why we were doing this in the first place. As a band, we have always worn our hearts on our sleeves and written about events that have impacted our lives, so what we want most is to make a positive impact on the people around us and new people we meet. Bare Bones was the first track we wrote with this new attitude and it symbolised a fresh start for the band. The song is about taking the obstacles we’ve faced, along with the metaphorical ashes of who we were and rebuilding ourselves. It’s about accepting what’s happened in the past and moving on, whilst still appreciating what has been.”

Watch the official music video for Bare Bones here: 

On LOW, THECITYISOURS take an introspective look at mental health and self-betterment; combining heartfelt lyrics and impassioned melodies with a gigantic serving of neck cranking riffs. Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered by Oz Craggs (FEED THE RHINO, NECK DEEP, MALLORY KNOX) at Hidden Track Studios in Folkestone, Kent, LOW is a truly empowering record that will leave you ready to take on whatever the world throws at you.

Speaking about the album, Page continues, “in a social climate where mental health, particularly in Males, is often treated as a taboo subject, we felt it was important to take an honest and sincere approach when putting this album together. These songs have been our coping mechanism for some of the most difficult times in our lives, but also a huge lesson that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, even in the darkest moments. We wanted to empower the ideology that it is okay to be vulnerable, it’s okay to be honest about your emotions and nobody is alone in feeling this way, even if it seems that they are. We hope people can interpret these songs in their own way and experience the same comfort we have in creating LOW.”

LOW is set for release on August 2nd via self-release.

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