PREMIERE: Food Court's 'I've Been Wrong' Video Takes A Trip To (And At) The Pub

Sydney indie four-piece Food Court unveiled their excellent new album Good Luck back in September and, along with their present run of shows backing the release, are keeping the momentum behind the record going with the arrival of their video clip for certified earworm I've Been Wrong.

Directed by Micah Osis and produced/edited by Matt Murray, the video was filmed at Redfern's Glengarry Castle Hotel and follows lead actor Francis J Edwards as he sinks a few cold ones and seemingly opines on past missteps and regrets to his friendly neighbourhood barkeep.

There are some nifty visual tricks mixed in for added effect throughout to boot, though honestly after a few schooners the last thing we'd want to be seeing is a bunch of wall paintings coming to life.

The 11-track Good Luck was recorded by respected producer John Castle (Jack River, Cub Sport, Josh Pyke, Washington, Paul Kelly) at Shed Studios before being ushered into the world via Dine Alone/Cooking Vinyl Australia.

Described by The Music reviewer Lewis Isaacs as being "perfect for those that love guitars, good times and the occasional healing", Good Luck stands as the culmination of the last five years of Food Court's hard work honing their craft, resulting in a collection of assured and catchy tunes that beg to be seen performed live.

To that end, the band still have three dates remaining on their current tour, with their next stop being Yah Yah's, in Melbourne, this Friday, 10 November. They'll close out the run with outings in Byron Bay (The Northern, Saturday 18 November) and Newcastle (Cambridge Warehouse, Saturday 2 December).

See theGuide for more details.

Good Luck is available now.