All This Filth never felt so alone in "Drowning" music video
Australian alternative metal act All This Filth have officially released their brand new video for the track “Drowning” which comes off their latest album Misery Season released last year. This is the band’s first full video feature and the track is also available on all digital streaming platforms.
On the song and video for “Drowning”, frontman Brendan Preston comments: “Drowning is basically about my terrible mental state. It’s about Depression and the feeling of constantly being dragged below the surface and rising again, only to be hit by another wave. It's relentless. It’s just life for anyone, but made much harder when you’re suffering from a mental illness. I think a lot of people can relate and connect to the song and that’s why we’ve decided to do this as our first video clip for the ‘Misery Season’ album.”
All This Filth's most recent album Misery Season gained a West Australia Music Award nomination earlier in 2019 for the first single “This Is Misery”, their second nomination in the band’s career. A second single release, "Reject The Machine" followed with an accompanying lyric video.
Listen to "This Is Misery" here | Watch the lyric video for "Reject The Machine" here.
All This Filth also have 4 show dates through their home country coming up at the end of January to promote their new album. You can check out dates below.
Sat. January 25th - Badlands Bar Perth, WA
Fri. February 7th - Hamilton Station Hotel - Newcastle, NSW
Sat. February 8th - Staves Brewery - Sydney, NSW
Sun. February 9th - Illawarra Music Foundry - Wollongong, NSW
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