"Pain Everyday" follows on from Clipping's previous singles "'96 Neve Campbell" featuring Cam & China, and "Say the Name". The track, according to the group, uses "real EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) recordings - said to be the voices of restless spirits."

Daveed Diggs says of the track, "This song was one of the most challenging to write because it’s the first time we’ve done a track entirely in ⅞, which, it turns out, is kind of a mind fuck. I love how it came out because it’s in this odd time signature but the flow still feels natural, like rap is supposed to."

Visions of Bodies Being Burned will follow on from last year's There Existed An Addiction To Blood album, and will include collaborations with Ho99o9, Sickness, Michael Esposito, Jeff Parker, Tedd Byrnes and Greg Stuart.

Clipping produced the LP themselves before it was mixed by Steve Kaplan and mastered by Rashad Becker.

"Pain Everyday" featuring Michael Esposito is out now. Clipping's Visions of Bodies Being Burned album will land 23 October via Sub Pop, and is available to pre-order now.