The band’s mini-album to be released next month.

The London-based quartet has unveiled new clip for the fierce track Careless Again, taken from their mini-album VINYL01, out in March.

New cut from the female-fronted collective is a feisty DIY tune, evocative also raw in its form and nature. And the clip is no different.

Shot at Joshua Tree and self-directed by the band, the video serves a great dose of vivid imagery (including dinosaurs and a very unique dance routine) that accompanies the track in a way their sound works. Full of rough on-point guitars with a slight distortion and a pinch of vocal reverb it clearly makes an interesting offering. I’m sure we’ll hear more from TEAR very soon.

Lead singer Camille says of the track:

I wrote parts of this a long time ago. It started off as a love song and then when my brother died I finished writing it, so now it feels like it’s about that too, maybe more so. I find it intense to sing live and if anyone talks during the quiet bits I feel like I’m gonna jump off stage and kick them in the head, although mostly I just death stare them until they stop.

VINYL01 is due for release on March 17th via Tim Burgess‘ label O Genesis Recordings with a track listing as follows:

1. The Sprawl
2. Never Fade Away
3. Nothing You Can’t Have
4. Careless Again
5. Beautiful
6. Begging
7. Waiting Room

The band will also play a few shows these upcoming months with more dates to be announced soon.

February

04 – Leeds, Hyde Park Book Club

11 – Hull, The New Adelphi Club

March

12 – London, Moth Club