Mathcore Outfit UNCULTIVATES Release New “Flatley” Music Video

Irish mathcore/post-hardcore outfit Uncultivates have unveiled the music video for “Flatley,” the latest cut from their debut full-length, This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution. The album arrives February 6th via Horsebox Records.

The band describe the track as a chaotic, humorous meditation on aging, wrapped in an absurd multiverse tale centered around tap-dance icon Michael Flatley and his legendary 35-taps-per-second feat from 1998.

“This little ditty is about getting old and your body not doing what it used to. It’s about how in 1998, tap dancing legend Michael Flatley broke the record for most taps in a second with an incredible 35 taps.
What people don’t know is that in dancing at that speed, ol’ twinkletoes opened up a hole in space and time where he saw a version of himself in another dimension.
In this alternate reality he was the world’s most skilled kickboxer and was loved and respected by all. Every day since, he has tried to dance that fast again in the tenuous hope that he can come face to face with his alter ego and defeat him in the ultimate tap dancing kickboxing bloodbath.”

Uncultivates took on the primary production duties themselves, calling the album “a love letter to America.”
Mixing and mastering were handled by Joe Clayton (Conjurer, Ithaca).

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