Cosmorat has returned with a fresh single titled ‘Bad Boys Go To Heaven,’ marking the second release from the duo this year. Filled with resentment, this alt-pop song captures the frustration of men who act recklessly without considering the repercussions. The band, originally from the US and now based in London, consists of Taylor Pollack and Olly Liu. They have released the single along with a video directed by Liu, featuring vocalist Pollack walking through the darkness with a blurred perspective. Drawing inspiration from their fondness for vintage horror films, the video enhances the song's underlying frustration. ‘Bad Boys Go To Heaven’ comes after their earlier single ‘BE LIKE ME,’ which was released in January and was their first track following their debut EP, ‘Evil Adjacent,’ released last year. You can watch the full video below:
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