The band enlisted Sydney director Clover Ryan, who conceptualised and elaborated on lead singer Zeppelin Hamilton’s rumination on human nature and the tendency to seek reassurance from a higher power.

“I think after the past few years we’ve had, with everything that’s been going on externally – and how that’s affected us all internally, it’s been really easy to get swept up in the waves of it all.

At the end of the day, we’re all a part of this universe, the seen and unseen, the known and unknown, and so everything that we seek in whatever divine entity, I think is also ultimately inside of us. With that, we really wanted to play with putting him in nature and combining unnatural elements into the scenes.”

Today they have shared they will be hitting the road this December for an east coast summer tour in support of the latest single, heading to Melbourne, Byron Bay, Sydney, Wollongong and Brisbane.

Speaking of the track, the proud Wiradjuri man says, “‘It’s Only Human’ comes from a space of contemplation, introspection, and surrender; when ideologies that once felt safe now feel constrictive and the idols once followed now feel flawed. It is a comment on the human condition and the places we turn to put ourselves back together when all feels lost.”

Taking cues from boundary-pushing artists such as Parcels, Tame Impala, and Temples, the track is a whirr of spacey vocals and delicious guitar licks, accelerated by a driving beat, with the band breaking the psych rock mold in an enchanting fashion. Complimenting the cosmic musicality of the piece, frontman Zeppelin Hamilton lyrically examines human connectivity and false hope.