Scrambled Tricks comes complete with a nightmarish video directed by Ethan & Tom, who also helmed the promo for Wu-Lu's Ten. Inspired by classic horror films such as A Clockwork Orange and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the video comes with a content warning for anyone with a fear of clowns or masks.

Scrambled Tricks is the latest release from Wu-Lu's forthcoming debut album, LOGGERHEAD, out 8th July on Warp Records. An urgent, post-genre masterpiece, LOGGERHEAD is music for the ignored and underrepresented - a soundtrack to these richly troubled times intended to inspire and encourage. The record draws on a huge array of disparate influences, ranging from Slipknot to DJ Shadow, Red Hot Chilli Peppers to early Dizzee Rascal.

Wu-Lu plays Glastonbury festival on Saturday (2.30pm, Williams Green stage), plus further shows across the UK and Europe throughout the summer, including End Of The Road Festival and a hometown show at Village Underground on 8th September.

Wu-Lu says of Scrambled Tricks; "This song is about the game of life. Leading with your own thoughts but too many times getting manipulated and deceived by people and situations, things becoming apparent when the pressure is on and people's true face comes to light. Crabs in a bucket, scene hoping, blood sucking vampires - people going too far to get their own gain louder."