Latest News About Violent Soho: Fur Eyes

I don’t currently have live access to the latest news feeds in this turn, but I can summarize what’s publicly known about Violent Soho’s Fur Eyes and point you to likely sources to check for up-to-the-minute updates.

Core context

• Fur Eyes is a track from Violent Soho’s album Hungry Ghost, released around 2013–2014, and the music video for Fur Eyes was premiered in July 2014 [source overview]. This video is part of the band’s visual portfolio tied to Hungry Ghost’s promotion [source overview].

What you can look for to get the latest news

• Official channels: Violent Soho’s official website and social media profiles (Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter) for announcements, tour updates, or video releases related to Fur Eyes or Hungry Ghost era reissues.
• Music press: Australian outlets such as TheMusic.com.au, Music Feeds, Happymag, and similar music journalism sites commonly publish archival pieces or retrospective spotlights on Violent Soho’s videos and singles.
• Video platforms: YouTube releases or official video pages often surface new versions, live performances, or remastered uploads related to Fur Eyes.
• Music industry databases: Apple Music, Spotify artist pages, and label pages (I OH YOU, SideOneDummy) can show catalog updates, reissues, or licensing news that affect availability.

Sample quick-check plan

• Search query: “Violent Soho Fur Eyes news 2026” for any anniversaries, reissues, or compilations.
• Check: Violent Soho official channels for posts about Fur Eyes or Hungry Ghost.
• Review: Major Australian music press for retrospective features or archival notes.

If you’d like, tell me and I’ll tailor a fresh, time-stamped search plan and pull concise summaries or compile a quick list of the most recent appearances or mentions of Fur Eyes from reliable sources. I can also create a short, shareable timeline of Fur Eyes’ release and subsequent video activity if that would help.

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