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PARSNIP - Rip It Off (Video Clip)

Second single from Parsnip's forthcoming debut LP, "When The Tree Bears Fruit", out August 9th in AU/NZ through Anti Fade and out worldwide August 30th through Trouble In Mind. Video Clip made by Alex McLaren. Filmed in Geelong, Winter 2019. Parsnip USA tour dates: Monday, 9/16 — Chicago: The Empty Bottle Tuesday, 9/17 — Detroit: UFO Factory Wednesday, 9/18 — Cleveland: Bister Migstuff’s 9/19 and 9/20 — NYC -TBA Saturday, 9/21 — Philadelphia: Khyber Pass Sunday, 9/22 — Baltimore: Joe Squared Monday, 9/23 -- Richmond: The Fuzzy Cactus Tuesday, 9/24 -- Chapel Hill: The Nightlight Wednesday, 9/25 -- Asheville: Static Age Records Thursday, 9/26 -- Nashville: TBA 9/27 and 9/28 -- Memphis: Gonerfest Sunday, 9/29 -- St. Louis: The Nest Monday, 9/30 -- St. Louis: Pizza Head Tuesday, 10/1 -- Kansas City: TBA, with Warm Bodies Wednesday, 10/2 -- Omaha: TBA, with Warm Bodies Thursday, 10/3 -- Minneapolis: TBA, with Warm Bodies Friday, 10/4 -- Milwaukee: Ground Zero, with Warm Bodies Saturday, 10/5 -- Chicago: Bric-a-Brac When the Tree Bears Fruit is the debut album from Melbourne four-piece Parsnip. Following on from two 7-inches in the last two years, Parsnip’s first full-length is playful, poetic, propulsive punk. An album perpetually in motion, When the Tree Bears Fruit is just over half an hour of absurd, understated energy. There’s an immediacy to the sheer joy, velocity and whimsy of Parsnip’s delivery. The band formed in 2016, and played their debut show in a sharehouse living room. When the Tree Bears Fruit was recorded over three days, and truly captures the energy the group are known for live, of a cannily controlled chaos. This is an album that invites its listener to join in its celebration: the record’s title, inspired by the ideas of guru and poet Sri Chinmoy, refers to the idea that a tree will grow fruit and it will be offered for anyone and everyone to share in. The band see this principle as it applies to their work – to sharing their joy and nonsense with the world, and hoping people will enjoy it.