Premiere: Nuke The Soup Become Introspective With New Single, ‘House Lights’

With their music deeply rooted in reflection, and drawing on subjects of the natural world, and personal experience, Nuke The Soup have long given fans music that they can not only relate to, but also lose themselves in. Latest single, ‘House Lights’, sees the band draw introspectively, with frontman Mark Davison writing about what happens at the end of life, when the “house lights” are finally turned off.

Nuke The Soup – ‘Network’

Nuke The Soup’s Mark Davison, first started seeing the blurring of the line between war and commercialism during the first Gulf War, when cameras and news coverage took on a shiny look, with embedded journalists on location wearing fatigue jackets and helmets on top of their perfect dos, not a hair out of place. All the while panels back at home discussed strategies, not solely of battle plans, but also how to make it all into a saleable commodity.