NME Cover<\/em> stars<\/a> hears vocalist Ross Cullen shun the mundanity of modern life as he heads to the club.<\/p>\n\u201cGet a job\/ Go to work\/ Feels right\/ Get yourself a new apartment, seems nice\/ Au revoir, get your body on the floor\/ Get fucked\/ Get fucked\/ Get fucked<\/em>,\u201d he tells the listener over an industrial-sounding instrumental.<\/p>\n\u201cCya later, cya later on the floor\/ See the light don\u2019t know what you need it for\/ Go to work\/ Get a job\/ Get fucked\/ Get divorced\/ Get yourself a new god<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\nCullen repeatedly barks his demands towards the end of the cut, with his delivery and the techno-inspired soundscape becoming more brutal.<\/p>\n
\u2018Get Fucked\u2019 sees Chalk team up with Irish producer Kettama.\u00a0\u201cWe met Kettama (Evan) last year at our London show at Village Underground and ended up being big fans of each other\u2019s work,\u201d the band explained.<\/p>\n
\u201c\u2018Get Fucked\u2019 was going to be on our album but we didn\u2019t work it out in time and so it sat for a while until we worked on it with Evan, who gave it a new lease of life from the demo to the track.\u201d<\/p>\n
The relentless, strobe-heavy official music video comes ahead of the single arriving on streaming platforms tomorrow (Friday July 3). Tune in here:<\/p>\n