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Wild Beasts – We Still Got the Taste Dancin’ On Our Tongues

By Craig Smith • Feb 12th, 2010 • Category: Webcut of the Week

“We got gusto, we are headstrong” – having recently wowed Australian audiences last week, Wild Beasts are now giving American audiences a taste of what’s dancing on their tongues. One of 2009′s albums that refuses to lay down and be still, it’s only right that Domino Records unleash another great track (the third) from Two Dancers to be released on March 22 via digital download to coincide with a full UK tour. Seems in this clip the boys are taking a winter breather on their backs, which seems to be standard fare at Webcuts HQ. Video is directed by Luke Seomore & Joseph Bull (Institute For Eyes). Gotta say, this song goes a little U2 toward the end, but good U2 if you know what I mean…

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