Victorian rockers Localles are keen to share their latest, politically-charged track JFK with us today, an aptly-named track in the wake of the recent strike at JFK airport in protest of President Trump's new immigration laws.
As the band's press notes state, JFK is "a statement on perspective. Of how two opposing forces can share common goals and the fallacy of political choice. It explores the concept that no matter which side people are on, the other side is always wrong."
Featuring open-source footage of John F Kennedy, Che Guevara and more, the slow-burning track is a great outing from a relatively new project boasting members of Rat & Co, The Exploders and Vasco Era.
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