Reigning Days release unnerving video for 'Boy Who Cried Wolf'



Reigning Days, Boy Who Cried Wolf - Written by Daniel Steer c Marshall Records Published by Marshall Publishing/BMG Produced by Rob Cass and Daniel Steer Mixed by Chris Sheldon




REIGNING DAYS

RELEASE ANIMATED VIDEO FOR 
‘BOY WHO CRIED WOLF’
WATCH HERE
 

TAKEN FROM THE DEBUT ALBUM 
ECLIPSE
OUT NOW VIA MARSHALL RECORDS
STREAM HERE

PLAYING AT CAMDEN ROCKS & 2000 TREES

"Look up, there's a new star in the British rock firmament... the mix of subtlety and swagger makes this a killer debut album" KERRANG! KKKK 

“…Eclipse has been worth the wait…punchy choruses, crisp phrasing and a sense of melody that will see them climbing up festival bills all summer long.” CLASSIC ROCK

“It’s a 14-track tour-de-force that marks Reigning Days out as one of the eminent rising talents in rock music.” - 
PLANET ROCK

Following the release of their debut album Eclipse, Reigning Days have just shared the lyric video for the new single ‘Boy Who Cried Wolf’.
 
Visualising the narrative in unnerving cartoon form, the video sees a devious fox attempting to charm his prey. Despite his efforts, his prey escapes as he attempts the same trick twice, and as the track progresses, the imagery descends into nightmarish forms and lysergic graphics. 
 
Kerrang! Magazine described the track as “atmospheric [with] a delicately crafted chorus to kill for”.
 
Eclipse has launched Reigning Days to new heights, securing rave reviews with the previous singles ‘Gravity’ and ‘Inhaler’ also garnering high praise from the likes of Radio 1 Rock Show, The Guardian Guide, Team Rock, Kerrang Radio and Planet Rock.
 
The band have recently played at The Great Escape festival and headlined The Biggest Weekend Fringe in Exeter. They have also announced they will be joining the bill at this year’s Camden Rocks and 2000 Trees festivals.
 
The debut album Eclipse is out now via Marshall Records and available on Spotify andApple Music.


REIGNING DAYS LIVE DATES
Sat 2nd June – Camden Rocks, London
Thu 12th July – 2000 Trees, Cheltenham (The Axiom Stage)
Sun 9th September – Wheels and Fins festival, Kent (main stage)



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