Dirty Pretty Things and Daisy Lowe video surfaces online
The professionally-shot video for 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' is available to watch now
An officially unreleased video promo for the Dirty Pretty Things song 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' has appeared on the internet in the same week that the band announced they were to split.
Originally released on the band's 2006 album 'Waterloo To Anywhere', 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' was never released as a single.
The video for the song was professionally shot by director Giorgio Testi and features all four Dirty Pretty Things members. Testi uploaded the video to his MySpace site yesterday (October 3).
Model Daisy Lowe makes a cameo appearance in the promo, as does Carl Barat's -associate 'Rabbi' John Conner.
Conner sang on Libertines B-side 'Sally Brown', and appeared on the cover of their 2003 'Time For Heroes' single.
As NME.COM previously announced, Dirty Pretty Things split up on Wednesday (October 1).
Watch the video for 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' at Giorgio Testi's MySpace page.
Originally released on the band's 2006 album 'Waterloo To Anywhere', 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' was never released as a single.
The video for the song was professionally shot by director Giorgio Testi and features all four Dirty Pretty Things members. Testi uploaded the video to his MySpace site yesterday (October 3).
Model Daisy Lowe makes a cameo appearance in the promo, as does Carl Barat's -associate 'Rabbi' John Conner.
Conner sang on Libertines B-side 'Sally Brown', and appeared on the cover of their 2003 'Time For Heroes' single.
As NME.COM previously announced, Dirty Pretty Things split up on Wednesday (October 1).
Watch the video for 'Blood Thirsty Bastards' at Giorgio Testi's MySpace page.
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