Mogwai Releases Video for New Single “Fanzine Made of Flesh”

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Glasgow-based rock band Mogwai has recently shared a new music video for their latest song “Fanzine Made of Flesh.” The song will be featured on their upcoming album “The Bad Fire,” set to be released on January 24 through Temporary Residence Ltd. and Rock Action.

The video, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Mark Cousins, showcases the band performing the song in a raw and intimate setting, capturing the essence of their powerful and emotive sound. The track itself is a dynamic blend of atmospheric textures and heavy guitar riffs, characteristic of Mogwai’s signature style.

Fans of the band can look forward to experiencing more of Mogwai’s cinematic and expansive soundscapes when “The Bad Fire” drops later this month. Stay tuned for more updates and in the meantime, be sure to check out the captivating visuals for “Fanzine Made of Flesh” to get a taste of what’s to come.

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