Watch The Pleasure Majenta's Video For 'Fabric'

Darkness-dwelling denizens of Berlin's '8MM Scene', Aotearoa goth punks The Pleasure Majenta unveil the second single from their forthcoming album Looming, The Spindle, launching in mid July via Oliver Ackermann's (A Place To Bury Strangers) imprint Dedstrange. New song 'Fabric' channels frontman Lawrence "Loz" Fergus Goodwin's experiences of "debilitating psychic burnout" into a red-eyed, distorted riff-crawl, hammered home by nightscape visuals teetering on the edge of sanity — filmed amongst the decaying debris of their adopted hometown, co-directed by the band and @reality.rehab. For safety’s sake, viewers are advised not to mimic the band's decadent Glad wrap over the face antics. Watch below and cop a tee from The Pleasure Majenta's brand new range direct from the source...

“This song is about leaving a terrifying and shattered situation... I was broken and everyone around me was, too. I thought it best to find my own path to heal and become better.” — Lawrence "Loz" Fergus Goodwin

'Looming, The Spindle' releases on Friday 15th July via Dedstrange.