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There’s “Big Tings” Happening for SKINDRED with New Lyric Video
“Big Tings” is the title track to Skindred’s new Napalm Records album and the band have just unveiled a lyric video for the title track.
“Big Tings” is the title track to Skindred’s new Napalm Records album and the band have just unveiled a lyric video for the title track. Commenting on the track, the band said, “Big Tings’ is about the duality of having a burning, driving ambition (or ideas above your station) whilst being continually set back and plagued by your demons, vices, bad habits and neurosis and so on.” The album is full of heavy, distortion-laden riff punches melting into singer Benji Webbe’s frenzied rapping, so everything you could expect, hope for and more from this classic band.
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