Listen to The Horrors “driving and direct” new single ‘More Than Life’

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The Horrors have shared an anthemic new single called ‘More Than Life’ – check it out below.The track marks the fourth and latest single to be taken from the group’s upcoming album ‘Night Life’.

Set for release on March 21 via Fiction, it will mark their sixth LP and come as they approach their 20th anniversary. Visit here to pre-order.With ‘More Than Life’, Faris Badwan and co.

continue to enter a new chapter in The Horrors’ discography and create a powerful and anthemic feel.“Are we losing touch/ With all the things we care about?/ Have we come undone?/ Is there no way to turn around?/ You’re always in disguise/ But are you ever satisfied?” the frontman croons in the reflective opening verse, surrounded by swirling, otherworldly instrumentals.“And even though I know you give yourself to someone else/ I wish I had you here tonight.” Check it out below.Speaking about the new track, the band explained that they wanted the song to capture a different perspective of the album compared to the other recent singles.“‘More Than Life’ has a different type of intensity to our recent singles, it’s more driving and direct.

It was written in the middle of Canary Wharf, which looks more like Blade Runner everyday. It’s such a strange place to do anything creative as the surroundings feel particularly stark,” they said.“We still needed a couple more songs for the album before going to LA to record at Yves’ studio, and we were in that insular part of the process where it feels like the outside world doesn’t exist.