SCORPION MILK RETURN WITH SECOND SINGLE FROM DEBUT ALBUM SLIME OF THE TIMES (19th September)
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Following the release of their debut single last month, Scorpion Milk are back today with their new offering ‘She-Wolf Of London’. It’s the second single to be taken from the upcoming debut album Slime Of The Times, out 19 September. The new single features William Von Ghould from British horror punkers Creeper and arrives with a brand-new video edited by Mat McNerney.
“I am a fan of Will’s voice and work with Creeper. ‘She Wolf of London’ needed that gothic swagger and a touch of Albion grime that Von Ghould expertly purveys. This song is a twisted love letter to the cursed bloodlines of British horror, the haunted streets of my youth, and lycanthropic seduction.” – Mat McNerney
Scorpion Milk is the new project from Mat McNerney; the founding creator of Beastmilk’s highly-revered ‘Climax’ album and the subsequent three Grave Pleasures albums. Infused with elements of Beastmilk’s original DNA, debut album ‘Slime of the Times’ marks the most direct, raw, and explosive evolution of his self-defined genre: Apocalyptic Post-Punk. An eclectic artist in his own right, McNerney’s roots are also firmly in the black metal underground of Finland and Norway, and continues to work in that genre (having formerly featured as vocalist for Dødheimsgard, among others), plus is also currently active with his band, Hexvessel.
Continuing the lineage of Mat’s cult post-punk and goth-metal hybrid music, Scorpion Milk draws from the decaying spiritual core of UK anarcho-punk and 80s post-punk with an opus ideal for fans of Killing Joke, Godflesh, Crass, Flux Of Pink Indians, Crisis, The Fall, and early Sisters of Mercy, yet also set to resonate with contemporary audiences into Health, Drab Majesty, Soft Kill, High Vis, Molchat Doma, Creeper, and Uniform.
Slime Of The Times
All the Fear [03:34]
The Will to Live [04:06]
She Wolf of London [03:11]
Another Day Another Abyss [03:07]
Wall To Wall [03:46]
Slime of the Times [04:57]
Silver Pigs [04:41]
All Snakes No Ladders [04:03]
Children are Dust [04:41]
