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LIFE have dropped ‘Turning In’, a new single about fatherhood and a mysterious heron
Their fourth album 'Abstract / Natural' due in June via EMI North.
Apr 9, 2026 • 9:29 AM
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"No Peaceful Purpose for Nuclear Weapons" is a track by LIFE, from the album The World Lies Across Them, released 1999. The track is 1:44 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 11 articles about LIFE.
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The news arrives alongside lead single ‘The Dollywaggon’.
Our flagship podcast-slash-radio-show Down With Boring is back this evening (9th January) with its first edition of 2023.
They're set to hit the road next year, starting with an appearance at Rockaway Beach before an Independent Venue Week run visiting northern coastal towns.
Lots of people love their hometown. Very few write a whole album inspired by it. For LIFE, though, there's no place like Hull.
Taken from their forthcoming album 'North East Coastal Town', it's got "drive, repetition and jerk-ability," apparently.
The track is taken from the band's forthcoming third album 'North East Coastal Town'
They've also shared the next single to be taken from it, ‘Big Moon Lake’.
Pushing against their own expectations, LIFE’s second album may have been born of personal turmoil, but as frontman Mez Green explains, it’s bigger and better too.
LIFE's debut album is all about being young and pushing back.
More than a band, Creeper are a cult on a "top secret" mission.