Garbage has released the video for his new track ‘Wolves’, the latest single and ‘pop song’ from the band’s upcoming album. Neither gods nor masters.

“This song reminds me of my younger self when there were two sides to me,” Shirley Manson said of “Wolves” in a statement. “I have hurt so many people in my life, both knowingly and unknowingly, I’m sure. But when you’re young and in self-survival mode, just like a baby rattlesnake, you have no idea how strong your venom is. But he has the power to kill.Manson added, “It’s a song about inner conflict. On regret. About duality… This song is an ode to this idea of: Who are you going to be as a person? Are you going to be a force for evil or are you going to try to do good in the world? A song about the struggle that exists within us as humans. “

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“Wolves” is the third single from Garbage’s seventh studio album Neither gods nor masters – released on June 11 – after the first single “The Men Who Rule the World” and the title track. The video for “Wolves” was created by Chilean director, animator and painter Javi.MiAmor, who also produced the visual for “The Men Who Rule the World”.

The LP was produced by Garbage with his longtime collaborator Billy Bush, the band recording demos for the album in the summer of 2018 in Palm Springs. A deluxe version of the album features previously released rarities, such as their 2013 cover of the Patti Smith hit written by Bruce Springsteen, “Because the Night,” featuring Screaming Females, and their 2018 standalone single “Destroying Angels. With John Doe and Exene Cervenka from X.

“This is our seventh record, the significant numerology of which has affected the DNA of its contents: the Seven Virtues, the Seven Punishments and the Seven Deadly Sins,” Manson said of the album. “It was our way of trying to understand how completely crazy the world is and the amazing chaos we find ourselves in. This is the record that we felt we had to make right now.

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