Militarie Gun share their brand new single "Will Logic"
Following a live session for Dan P Carter on the Radio 1 Rock Show last night, Los Angeles' Militarie Gun share new single "Will Logic".
"Will Logic" is the third offering from their forthcoming debut album Life Under The Gun.
Speaking about the new track vocalist Ian Shelton says: “"Will Logic" is meant to be pure spite, it’s the moment of realisation that someone is trying to take advantage of you and deciding you won’t allow it to happen. There’s some melancholy and fatigue in there, though ultimately it’s a desire for the world to be trustworthy.”
Life Under The Gun will include the previously-released singles "Do It Faster," which arrived with a video directed by Shelton and "Very High", which arrived with a Mason Mercer-directed music video emulating early 2000s teen drama intros.
After relocating to Los Angeles and forced to stay put during the 2020 lockdown, Shelton’s restless creative drive took over and he spontaneously wrote the first songs that became Militarie Gun.
Shelton quickly recorded Militarie Gun’s 2020 debut EP, My Life Is Over, by himself, then rounded out the lineup with guitarists Nick Cogan and William Acuña, and drummer Vince Nguyen (Max Epstein played bass on Life Under The Gun). 2021 saw the release of the dual All Roads Lead To The Gun EPs and the start of a seemingly endless run of tour dates.
In 2022, Militarie Gun teamed up with Dazy for the collaborative single “Pressure Cooker,” which was soon followed by the band signing to Loma Vista Recordings and releasing a deluxe edition of the All Roads Lead To The Gun EPs that included even more new material.
"Will Logic" is out now. Militarie Gun's debut album, Life Under The Gun, is set for release on June 23 via Loma Vista.
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