SCARLET FANTASTIC TO HELL

The iconic Scarlet Fantastic return to the fold with a brand new track "To Hell" - some elegant electronic disco noir, produced by Hifi Sean, and featuring artwork by Ladypat. Filmed by Mark French at the St Leonards studio.


           

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