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WATCH: Last Dinosaurs releases new single ‘FMU’

October 4, 2019 – Much to the delight of fans across the world, 2018 saw the release of third album, ‘Yumeno Garden’ and sold out shows in Australia, US, Mexico and Southeast Asia. Massively energised by the reaction, Australian indie/rock band, Last Dinosaurs, have released the music video for new single “FMU”. Watch here: smarturl.it/FMUvideo 

Sean Caskey explains – “FMU is about a hypothetical conversation between Hong Kong and China about their relationship. It was initially about a break-up but the recent news about the Hong Kong riots inspired me to write for the Hong Kong people. Their situation is seemingly helpless, and I feel for them. I admire their fighting spirit and this song is supposed to be in support of them. The cover art for Public Image LTD’s first album ‘First Issue’ was what I stared at the whole time as I was recording the song too which I thought was symbolic of the conflict. An anarchic persona reimagined into a clean-cut modern icon. Hong Kong is protesting peacefully for the world to see but underneath is a desperate determination to preserve their sense of self.

“FMU”  is available now on all streaming services, listen here: ditto.fm/lastdinosaurs-fmu

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