Lake Malice have shared the music video for his or her current ‘Energy Sport’ single, and introduced particulars of a forthcoming UK tour.

The one featured on the band’s just lately launched debut EP, ‘Publish-Genesis’.

Talking of the current observe and what it means, the Lake Malice duo of Alice Guala and Blake Cornwall have stated:

“‘Energy Sport’ explores the theme of coping with individuals who abuse their place of energy. 

“The darkish and uneasy visuals of the music video empathise with the emotions of being misplaced and trapped when coping with narcissistic and manipulative behaviour. 

“With references to Immanuel Kant’s ‘ethical legal guidelines’, the lyrics of the observe discover the blurred line between proper and fallacious, in a setting the place one particular person tries to take management over folks by gaslighting them. They then must cope with the results of their very own actions.”

Have a watch and a take heed to ‘Energy Video games’ under.

In addition to the brand new video, Lake Malice, have additionally introduced particulars of a UK tour, set to happen all through March subsequent yr.

The tour will embody 12 dates, together with Camden’s Underworld, Bournemouth’s Anvil and Birmingham’s Asylum 2. 

This yr has already seen them hit the highway with aplomb, touring with the likes of As All the things Unfolds, Bloodywood, Skindred, Vukovi, Vended and Enter Shikari, and enjoying units on the likes of The Nice Escape, Obtain and 2000trees. 

Their touring efforts and spectacular launch slate, which has seen them make an impression for his or her mix of hyperpop and metallic, additionally noticed them achieve two nominations at this yr’s Heavy Music Awards: ‘Finest UK Breakthrough Artist’ and ‘Finest Breakthrough Stay Artist’.

See the complete dates of their UK tour under – see the band’s full website for extra particulars.

06 March BRIGHTON – GREEN DOOR STORE 

07 March LONDON – UNDERWORLD 

08 March SHEFFIELD – SIDNEY & MATILDA 

09 March NORWICH – WATERFRONT STUDIO 

13 March NEWCASTLE – ZEROX 

14 March GLASGOW – CLASSIC GRAND 

15 March MANCHESTER – STAR & GARTER 

16 March LEEDS – HYDE PARK BOOK CLUB 

20 March BOURNEMOUTH – ANVIL 

21 March BRISTOL – ROUGH TRADE 

23 March BIRMINGHAM – ASYLUM 2