Wings Of Desire embrace life in all its forms in their indie anthem Better Late Than Never.

Following the release of their debut EP, End Of An Age, back in February this year, Wings Of Desire return with yet another infectious track, Better Late Than Never. Tackling the themes of conformity and the intensity of modern life, the band emerges with a refreshingly genuine outlook on the human existence. Filled with joie de vivre, Better Late Than Never is an adventurous cut of indie greatness, thriving on gritty guitars and dynamic drums that propel the track further. The faded yet impassioned vocals add a distinct kick to the triumphantly joyful song.

The track arrives with the vibrant music video. Shot on 8mm film, the accompanying visual was inspired by the early cinematic technique of Polyvision and the Mike Figgis film Timecode.

Speaking on the new single, Wings Of Desire share:

In the west, we are ingrained to think getting older is a bad thing. In the east ageing is championed and seen as an opportunity to gain great insight and wisdom. The song is about letting go and allowing time to take you on a grand journey of self discovery, and finding empowerment in all the life experience one has gained. We need to find the transcendent in a world rooted in constant change and destruction. Otherwise we risk being washed ashore.