Polish Club fire up a data mosh in the video for latest single, Beat Up

Polish Club fire up a data mosh in the video for latest single, Beat Up

The band's Aussie tour kicks off in a couple of few weeks.

Most of you young whippersnappers out there probably don't remember a band called The Mess Hall, but over three albums they became one of my favourite rock'n'roll bands both in Australia and abroad. These days they're off scoring movies or I assume just hanging out being legends, but my love for them easily explains why I've fallen so hard for Sydney duo Polish Club in their relatively short history. Really the only thing they have in common with The Mess Hall is they are a two-piece and play guitars, with a different sound that finds PC bringing a more bluesy vibe to proceedings that's so far proven irresistable for myself, and by the looks of things a lot of you around Australia.

Anyway, they've just put out a video clip for latest single Beat Up, and it finds the band collaborating with Sydney-based motion graphic designer, editor and gif-guru Willy Bernardoff, embracing distortion, technical issues and bad internet connections. Enjoy it below, and for the love of god go and catch 'em when they tour Australia over November/December so you can say 'Hey I remember when I saw these guys at a pretty small venue before they were playing huge rooms' - dates down the bottom.

TOUR DATES (TICKETS):

FRI 25 NOV | BLACK BEAR LODGE, BRISBANE

SAT 26 NOV | THE NORTHERN, BYRON BAY

SAT 3 DEC | JACK RABBIT SLIM'S, PERTH

SAT 10 DEC | RAD, WOLLONGONG

THU 15 DEC | KAROVA LOUNGE, BALLARAT

FRI 16 DEC | NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB, MELBOURNE

SAT 17 DEC | NEWTOWN SOCIAL CLUB, SYDNEY

Follow Polish Club: FACEBOOK / WEBSITE

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