A Laois band have shot to the top of the Irish music videos charts, following the release of their highly-anticipated single 'Bones'.

Chiral, made up of Gary Duncan, Adam Brewer, Eddie ‘Graveyard’ Delaney and Al ‘Bluster Bhoy’ Tierney have recently been praised as one of the top ten rock/metal bands in Ireland in 2024.

The band have said that their new single 'Bones' represents 'a cleansing, a moment of rising from the ashes', while the 'lingering shadows of the past remain ever-present'.

Below: 'Bones', the new single from Chiral

"It’s not just about moving forward—it’s about carrying the scars of what came before," Chiral vocalist Adam Brewer explained to the Leinster Express / Laois Live.

“It’s about breaking free from what haunts you but knowing that some ghosts never fully disappear. 'Bones' isn’t just a song—it’s a reckoning”, he said.

Musically, “Bones” fuses Chiral’s signature blend of punk, metal & rock elements, crafting an intense and cinematic soundscape that mirrors the protagonist’s emotional battle.

The track serves as both a climax and catharsis, embodying the raw energy and unfiltered emotions that have defined Chiral’s music.

Pictured: Chiral

The accompanying music video brings the story to a stunning conclusion, visually capturing the fight between light and dark, past and present.

Directed by Chiral & Thomas Moyles, it is a visceral and symbolic representation of the song’s themes.

The music video was shot at three locations in Laois; Red Lake Sound Studios, The Malt House, Stradbally, and Timahoe Round Tower, Timahoe.

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