Show Me The Body is celebrating 10 years since their seminal and lauded debut album Body War with a special anniversary edition vinyl and the official release of “One Train,” a newly recorded version of the early fan-favourite track from 2014’s Yellow Kidney EP. “One Train” is now available on all streaming platforms for the very first time. Show Me The Body will be playing a special anniversary live show at 99 Scott in Brooklyn on October 17th, timed to the release of the Body War vinyl. “One Train” arrives with a new music video shot in Rome, directed by SMTB’s Julian Cashwan Pratt and CORPUS’ Asha Maura. The new video pays homage to the original music video, which features Pratt and his Kung Fu teacher, David Kaplan, training and roaming downtown New York. Filmed in Rome this month, the new video is a tender full-circle moment with Pratt and his daughter, along with Kaplan, recreating some of the scenes from the original video in what feels like a rare, intimate glimpse behind the armor of the hardened stepper. With the grit of years on the run, the reimagining of the early record feels just as urgent and groundbreaking as when it was self-released by the band in 2104. Watch the video for “One Train” HERE or by clicking the image below. 
Show Me The Body’s historic, genre-defying album Body War exploded the band out of the NYC underground scene in 2016. Now, almost a decade of touring and many acclaimed releases later, the band has firmly solidified its legacy of confronting and permanently shifting the rigid limitations of the hardcore genre. Formed in 2009, Show Me The Body is Julian Cashwan Pratt (founder; banjo and vocals) and Harlan Steed (founder; bass). Over the past 16 years, they have released several EPs and three full-length albums: Body War (2016), Dog Whistle (2019), and Trouble The Water (2022), and have zig-zagged around the globe bringing their high-energy live performance to countless stages, basements, and alleyways. Show Me The Body has built a community over the last decade with their label and mutual-aid organisation CORPUS. Now based in Queens, CORPUS began organising non-traditional, intentional DIY spaces for NYC youth and has grown to a global capacity through its urgent, ceremonial live shows, subterranean punk and hip-hop mixed tours, and the CORPUS NYC platform. Along with CORPUS, Show Me The Body have cultivated a community of like-minded bands and artists, defying genre, with collaborations and shared bills from acts like Nick Hakim, Eartheater, Militarie Gun, Princess Nokia, Jesus Piece, Corbin, B L A C K I E, High Vis, ZeelooperZ, Special Interest, and many more. This ethos is fully displayed on their CORPUS I and CORPUS II mixtapes, the latter of which was released last year. Pre-order the 10th anniversary edition vinyl of Body War here and check out “One Train” above. Stay tuned for more from Show Me The Body coming very soon. ———- | 
