Merge Debut New Video For Recovery

Fresh alt.rock from France.

June 23, 2016

Who fancies some alternative rock from Paris? Well, Merge are premiering their brand new video exclusively with Kerrang!

Recovery is the first video to be taken from their forthcoming album that is set to be released later on in the year. Talking about the track, vocalist Max Rodriguez-Medallo says: “Recovery is about every day struggles in life, and how friends and family can help you get you back on your feet. Sometimes, you’re not as alone as you might think you are.”

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