British post-punk/goth legends The March Violets have dropped the first forthcoming album's taste, a single and video, "Hammer The Last Nail". The new album, Crocodile Promises, is due on 19 July via recently signed with Metropolis Records.
Describing the track's lyrical content, singer Rosie Garland states: "There's no time like now to break free of gaslighting; no time like now to untangle from toxic people. The March Violets are set to Hammer the Last Nail into damaging relationships that keep us in prison".
More on The March Violets and its Crocodile Promises is HERE. Link
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