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of the stand out tracks on
The Futureheads new album, ‘Rant’ is ‘The Old Dun Cow’. An old drinking folk song brought back by the northern lot, it tells the tale of a burning boozer and its dedicated customers who, instead of fleeing the building, decide to consume as much of the stock as possible before the whole pub falls apart. The Futureheads do it proud. Watch, laugh and admire.