Black Lung launches brand new ‘Armageddon’ video from upcoming album

Taken from the brand new Black Lung album “The Brutal Gardener” is the newest single and video for “Armageddon”. The brand new 12 track LP “The Brutal Gardener”, out on June 19th, comes after the recently released Black Lung 7″ single “Depopulate”.

For this new video David Thrussell again worked together with Sydney-based designer and filmmaker Richard Grant (I+T=R).

Regarding the new album Thrussell says: “We are at a moment in history that is full of opportunity. Technology is poised to transform the lives of millions of people throughout the world. Philanthropy also has a unique and critical role to play in this process. By focusing its patience, capital and attention on the links between technology, art, music, culture and population control, philanthropy will change not just lives but the very context in which the field of philanthropy operates. This album explores twelve very different scenarios for the future of global governance, cultural leadership and the rebuilding of trust with a weary and battered bovine public. At a moment of growing fragmentation and polarization, culture and precision messaging can serve as a platform for advancing dialogue, rebuilding trust, prioritising cooperation and realising action-oriented partnerships.”

Related newsBlack Lung – The Brutal Gardener (Album – Digital/Vinyl – Ant-Zen)

This new Black Lung album is out via Ant-Zen Records.

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