Drones release final single before album release

9 Feb, 2021

With their album, Our Hell Is Right Here, out this Friday, Drones have given us one final sneak peek at what will be on offer. Joining their previously released singles, ‘Live & Let Live’ is another energetic track from the punks.

Vocalist Lois McDougall comments on the song: “Live & Let Live is for anyone who has ever felt trapped in their own skin,” says Drones vocalist Lois McDougall of the band’s highly relatable new track. “We’re all born with unique bodies. We don’t have a say in what they’re going to look like, yet for some reason, we’ve built a society where we’re judged based on our appearance – The colour of our skin, our height, our hair colour, our sex, our body shape. Try to see past what’s been drilled into you by people’s contrived views. We have to actively work to fight those deeply ingrained preconceptions because we are all unique, and most of us have felt the damage of unfounded opinion in some way.”

Listen to the track below:

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