Daily Dose: Tennis System, “Turn”

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Tennis System released their new single, “Turn,” and its accompanying music video on Monday. The new track is drenched in distortion, fervent electric guitar solos and existential lyricism.

“Going through the motions of emotion, there has to be something worth dying for,” lead singer and guitarist Matty Taylor sings among chaotic riffs. “What are you living for?”

“Turn” will appear on Lovesick, the band’s third full-length LP, out on Aug. 2 via Graveface Records.

The music video for “Turn” (dir. Bradley Scott) depicts hazy, vaguely ominous scenes, with everything from a group of guitarists wearing opaque hosiery on their heads to an aimless figure running through what appears to be a dystopian world.

The L.A.-based shoegaze band is made up of Matty Taylor (guitar/vocals), Sam Glassberg (bass) and Garren Orr (drums). They previously released Technicolour Build in 2014 and Teenagers in 2011.

Regarding their forthcoming record, said to feature themes of self-doubt and frustration, Taylor said in a statement, “Everyone finds something they fall in love with, for me it was music. I’m always searching for that feeling I had as a child discovering it for the first time. Even though so much of this album is about frustration, at the end of the day it’s really about having a passion for something.”