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A shot from the 'Wild Things' music video by Kilkenny band Oracle Villa
Kilkenny band Oracle Villa have released a new music video for their latest single 'Wild Things'.
The single was officially released last Friday (October 4) and has received significant airtime following its inclusion in the October edition of Dam-Nations as well as on the radio show Rock Never Rusts.
The lyrics for 'Wild Things' are composed by Fionn Ó hArgáin and the song was recorded with Mark Bolger at Lindwick Studios and at Oracle Studios with Ciarán Wood.
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The music video for the song (see below) features a monstrously captivating performance by Sean Walsh, complimented by the incredible makeup work of Michael Browne.
According to Oracle Villa, 'Wild Things' will be their final Bandcamp release for the foreseeable future, as they now begin work on their debut album, which they hope to release in 2025.
"In the meantime, we will have a limited number of CDs available of our work to date," the band said. "Come grab one at a gig before they’re gone!"
Oracle Villa also thanked fans 'for all the love, support, positive energy and for coming out to see us time and time again'.
The band is composed of the dynamic trio of Fionn Ó hArgáin, Ciarán Wood and James Taylor.
You can purchase a high quality digital version of the track HERE.
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