Swedish hard rockers Mustasch have released a music video for their track “Yara’s Song”, directed, edited and filmed by Patric Ulleaus (Revolver Film Company).

Says the band: “In 2013, 8-year old Yara was sent from Gaza to Sweden by her parents to escape the trauma of war. She came to live with her uncle and his wife in Karlskrona. After many alerts from society about bruises, Yara not wearing enough clothes in winter time, her left alone in their filthy apartment with her baby cousins and other alarming things. Nothing was done. The authorities did nothing. After several months, an ambulance was sent to the apartment where Yara and her relatives lived, just to find Yara beaten to death. Apart from anger and tears, this is our reaction to it.”

Mustasch have the following live dates scheduled:

October
20 - Köln,  Germany - Underground
21 - Pratteln, Switzerland - Mini Z7
22 - München, Germany - Backstage Halle
30 - Stockholm, Sweden - Rocktoberfest
31 - Helsingborg, Sweden - The Tivoli

November
4 - Tampere, Finland - Pakkahuone
5 - Seinäjoki, Finland - Rytmikorjaamo
6 - Helsinki, Finland - The Circus
7 - Turku, Finland - Logomo
13 - Uppsala, Sweden - Flustret    
14 - Göteborg, Sweden - Trädgårn
20 - Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller
21 - Halmstad, Sweden - Parken    
27 - Eskilstuna, Sweden - Lokomotivet
28 - Malmö, Sweden - Kulturbolaget

December
4 - Huskvarna, Sweden - Folkets Park
5 - Sandviken, Sweden - Allstar Sandviken
11 - Borlänge, Sweden - Liljan
12 - Linköping, Sweden - Doom Nightclub
18 - Luleå, Sweden - Kulturens Hus
19 - Umeå, Sweden - Folkets Hus

Mustasch returned earlier this year with a new single from their album, Testosterone, released on September 18th. "Be Like A Man” is a raw and powerful song about men and their behaviour and the music video to the song is directed by Patric Ullaeus at Revolver Film Company.

 

 

"On our new album, titled Testosterone, I deal with my manhood, dignity and tenderness. Testosterone have unfortunately had a negative connotation. Why, then, I wonder? Macho is something I have never recognized in me. To take care of my loved ones has always been more important to me" -Ralf Gyllenhammar (vocals, guitar)

"Be Like A Man" video: