Petrol Girls share video for ‘No Love For A Nation’

London punks Petrol Girls have released a music video for their current single ‘No Love For A Nation’. The song was intended to reach UK radio today, which was previously set to be the date of the country leaving the EU. The band will be supporting Refused and Thrice across Europe next month.  The single is taken from the studio album ‘Cut & Stitch’ which came out in March this year. Check out the video below.   The post Petrol Girls share video for ‘No Love For A Nation’ appeared first on Dying Scene.

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