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Creeper have shared a track-by-track video guide of their acclaimed new album, ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void‘. Watch it exclusively first on NME above.Hailed by NME as “a bombastic, goth rock epic that’s as theatrical and sweeping as a batwing lace sleeve”, the Southampton band’s second record is currently in the race for Number One album this week after landing at Number Two in the midweek charts behind Fontaines D.C.For a deep dive into the album, Creeper frontman Will Gould has recorded a video guide explaining the creation of and inspiration behind each and every song on the album.“This is not a punk record,” Gould told NME last year of the album.

Creeper have further teased their new album by sharing new single ‘Poisoned Heart’ – listen to it below.The Southampton punks release their second album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ a week today (July 31).Speaking of the new track, vocalist Will Gould said: “This song was the first we had written where we’d experimented with a baritone lead vocal.“Inspired by Leonard Cohen and Nick Cave I attempted to sing in a way I had not before, combining this with a country sensibility we had established via a piano and acoustic guitar.Lyrically this song sits in the second act of our narrative, our protagonist is realising what it is to feel for the first time.”The new single follows recent tracks ‘Born Cold’, ‘All My Friends’ and ‘Be My End’ in

Creeper have covered a Neil Young classic as the latest edition of their ‘Sounds From The Void’ acoustic cover series.The band have taken on ‘Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)’, which inspired the band’s track ‘Into The Black’, from their first EP.“I’ve been a fan of Neil Young for quite some time,” Creeper frontman Will Gould said of the new cover.

Creeper have announced rescheduled UK tour dates for spring 2021 – see the full list of shows below.The upgraded dates come off the back of the band’s second album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’, which is coming out at the end of this month via Roadrunner.The tour dates, originally set for this April and then pushed back to later in 2020, have now been rescheduled once again, now taking place in bigger venues in March 2021.“I’m sure many of you are disappointed that the tour is being rescheduled and we are too, as we’re so eager to be able to play these new songs for you,” the band’s frontman Will Gould said of the announcement.