Gama Bomb have shared a cracking new single and music video, entitled ‘A Coffin for Christmas’. All revenue from the new track will be donated directly to MSF (Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors Without Borders). Featuring thundering drums, heavy guitars, and rib-tickling lyrics, Gama Bomb’s newest track is nonstop fun from beginning to end.

The group have also released a special t-shirt via O Merch, with all proceeds also going to the charity.

Talking about the single, vocalist Philly Byrne said: "After a year of some very 'naughty' behaviour by a few prominent world leaders, don't we all wish Santa would deliver them more than just a bag of ashes this Christmas? Couldn't he maybe deliver some justice too? That's what this song is all about.

"We're donating the song's production budget as well as all associated Bandcamp and merch sales to Doctors Without Borders, who do incredible work to help people in war-torn places like Gaza and Sudan. We hope you'll join us in supporting them, and that you'll enjoy this nasty little Christmas cracker of a song as much as we do. Resistance is Yuletide."

The music video was produced, directed, and edited entirely by Philly Byrne. The story takes place on Christmas day 1992, and was inspired by Gama Bomb’s favourite TV show, Father Ted. Equal measures hilarious, nostalgic, and ridiculous, the new single brings in the festive season in true Gama Bomb fashion.

Watch the video below!