Yes, that is a picture of a hummingbird in bondage gear and a bumblebee flower codpiece poking someone in the ear. But if anyone can get away using that as the image on a single it’s Florida sludge group Torche. The new track “Leather Feather”, a B-Side to the 7′” single for “Keep Up” is heavy, sludgy, and classic Torche. The single is part of label Volcom Entertainment’s Vinyl club, where Volcom releases vinyl editions of songs by various bands.
Check out the new track below:
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