Sex Mask drop new post-punk single & video ‘Beheadal’
Sex Mask
Melbourne-based post-punk trio Sex Mask have released their new single and video, “Beheadal“. The single and video comes alongside a re-release of their single “Birds”. The release of the single also comes with the announcement of a double A-Side 7â vinyl of “Birds/Beheadal”.
The music video for “Beheadal” was filmed in a rural forest outside Melbourne.
Speaking about their new single, Wry Gray (frontman) said: “âBeheadalâ is about communicating honestly, even when thatâs unflattering. Being in the throes of truths destructive capabilities. It might sound abrasive, but itâs about being truthful. Through self hypnotism I was able to briefly access the reservoir underneath consciousness and from there it was a tedious process spanning an entire fifteen minutes.”
About Sex Mask
Sex Mask is a 3 piece post-punk/alternative rock band based in Melbourne, Australia, drawing members who hail from various parts of the globe. The band comprises Vicente Moncada on drums/production, Wry Gray on vocals and lyrics, and Kaya Martin on guitars and synths.
Sex Mask has released a handful of tracks to date, including “TV Movie”, “How To Be Cool At Parties”, and “Birds”.
Sex Mask live dates
- Sunday 4th May – Leeds, Gold Sounds Festival
- Wednesday 14th May – London, Venue TBA
- Thursday 15th May – Brighton, The Great Escape Festival
- Saturday 17th May – Sheffield, Get Together Festival
- Saturday 24th May – Bristol, Dot To Dot Festival
- Sunday 25th May – Nottingham, Dot To Dot Festival
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