Joe Gideon & The Shark - Civilisation from Bronzerat Records on Vimeo.
Awesome video from Joe Gideon & The Shark. Sharp white suits, Mark E Smith style monologues and NoMeansNo heavy bass - it has it all. Full marks to the band and to the Archie Bronson Outfit who directed it.
To coincide with the video release, Bronzerat Records are releasing a limited edition digital single which will include a making of video and never before seen pictures from the shoot. Click here to buy the single
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