Real Farmer

"Expect lightning-fast tempos, razor-sharp riffs, pulsating drums, and captivating melodies." Under The Radar
"A rich tapestry of styles from out and out punk, to garage indie." CLASH
"Think MC5 meets The Fall" Pan M 360

"Ok this kinda rips!" Anthony Fantano
"This new banger will propel them thoroughly on their way to wider recognition." DIY

Groningen, Netherlands-based four-piece Real Farmer have today (18 February) unveiled Heart Out, a new single that's a thrilling mix of 60s beat and proto punk. Hollering vocals and swashbuckling guitars conjure up a mental image of the wasted, sweatstained, downtown New York of the mid-70s: that of Richard Hell or Dead Boys. For the video they were filmed playing live by Roger Sargent (The Libertines, Vona Vella, Baxter Dury) at Margate's iconic greasy spoon Dalby Cafe.

The single release comes as Real Farmer have today for the first time detailed their second album Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right. It's out 1 May through Peter Doherty's Strap Originals on vinyl and digital – pre-orders/saves are found here. In allegiance with independent record shops, a limited deluxe colored vinyl will be available in certain stores.