Liverpool based post-punk band Pink Footage are premiering their video to accompany their debut track Stuck which will be available on all major streaming platforms tomorrow (18th August 2023).
Watch the video exclusively below.
Pink Footage’s debut offering is a crooked and angular piece that sees spiky post-punk rhythms and frenetic guitars jostle against warped spoken-word vocal harmonies, Stuck is a nod to the claustrophobia and restlessness that led the foursome to form Pink Footage in the first place. The band’s Michael Edwards says of the track:
“We wanted to make something that gets your blood pumping, some rock and roll with swagger. The lyrics have the paranoid energy of the music. It’s all about forcing your way out of a rut through sheer will.”
Moving on to the video, Michael continues:
Pink Footage are Oli Cummins, Michael Edward, Hannah Lodge and Tom Shand. Rising from the ashes of Liverpool rock stalwarts Elevant, the band were born after realising they’d “wasted the time gifted to them by Covid doing the same thing they always did” and deciding it was time for a change.
Laying their old setlist to rest and a new identity thanks to the addition of Ali Cummins, the bands sound took janky, angular and sometimes sinister turns. Embracing the change, the band took on the new name of Pink Footage, taken from a transformation they had witnessed on old, degraded war footage.

