The Ghost of A Thousand - Knees, Toes, Teeth

The Ghost of A Thousand release their second single from this year's critically acclaimed album New Hopes, New Demonstrations. Titled Knees, Toes, Teeth, vocalist Tom Lacey has the following to say about the track - "It's just a shit storming rock'n'roll song. It's a full on little number, big sweary chorus, big riffs, big solo, big old drums... it's the tune that AC/DC would write if they grew up listening to Converge rather than Zeppelin!"

The strong rock'n'roll aesthetic of the song is brought to life visually with the video that accompanies the single. Lacey states "It's a loving tribute to one of our favourite bands, The Hives, set in an abandoned mine no less, and features our good selves rocking it out whilst the rock'n'roll we unleash collapses the mine and the city above it, complete with special effects and even a little bit of acting from the band."

Continuing their punishing tour schedule which has included performances at Reading and Leeds festivals as well as appearances at numerous heavyweight festivals in mainland Europe this summer, The Ghost of A Thousand have just embarked on the Eastpak Antidote Tour.