
(Atom Splitter) Return To Dust have shared a music video for their recently released single, the gloomy and gritty "New Religion." Musically, "New Religion" is an all-out riff fest, and the accompanying visual will ruffle more than a few feathers - like any down and dirty rock band and their music should.
The video finds the band knuckling down on their instruments in the desert, juxtaposed with a dark twist on religious imagery and iconography. Heads will turn... and heads will roll!
"We are born into expectations about what our life should and shouldn't be," the band says about the song's deeper meaning. "If you let them influence you without resistance, you're no better off than a frog slowly boiling to death in a pot of water."
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