Fat Dog return with new single 'All The Same'

Following on from the release of their standout debut single 'King Of The Slugs' last year, Fat Dog are back once again with their next new release.

The new track 'All The Same' was co-produced by frontman Joe Love and James Ford, and is accompanied by a stunning new video, directed by Dylan Coates and starring Neil Bell (Dead Man’s Shoes, Dune, Peterloo).

Speaking about the new offering, they said, “What if you could turn the clock back and make a change? Just a single, well-placed kick, that perhaps could change the whole course of your life. Perhaps the party never has to stop?"

Watch the new video for 'All The Same' in the player below.

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