The Dirty Nil, the amp-blowing, JUNO Award-winning trio have embraced, torn down, and then reinvented the quintessential rock ‘n’ roll star archetype for years. Now the band has announced the title of their hotly anticipated new album, Fuck Art, set for release later this year via Dine Alone Records. The Dirty Nil’s third LP is an unabashed concoction of classic-rock heroism, pop-punk horsepower, ’80s indie scrappiness, ’90s alterna-crunch, and speed-metal adrenaline. The Dirty Nil have also revealed “Doom Boy,” the new single from Fuck Art. You can stream “Doom Boy” via your preferred platform now.
Meshing thrashy, metal-like riffs with pop-punk melodies, and a radio-friendly chorus, “Doom Boy” is a hardcore basement punk love song about listening to Slayer in the back of a minivan that’s not afraid to sound pretty in a stadium. Frontman Luke Bentham so enthusiastically recorded the song that he ripped a hole in his pants in the studio, “I still have the pants to prove it!” Bentham exclaims.
The Dirty Nil have also unveiled an accompanying music video for “Doom Boy,” featuring the trio jamming in a van before proceeding to destroy it.
“Without parallel, “Doom Boy” is the most dangerous video we’ve ever made. When we were told that all we had to do was return the shell of the van to get half our money back, all hell broke loose. Between the Roman candles, vintage mini bikes, and minivan mayhem, I was quite surprised that we only had a few injuries by the end of the night. Do NOT attempt any of the antics performed in the “Doom Boy” video. You’ve been warned.” explains Bentham about the new video.
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