If you’ve been spinning last summer’s Such A Mess/Post Season split, Greetings From, like it’s your religion, you’ll be excited to hear that “Keep To Myself (In F Sharp Minor)”, performed by Such A Mess, has made it to the big screen—or at least, the YouTube Screen.
Your Tuesday just got a lot more fun. Hunter DeBlanc is ready to release his brand new video for the song “Back 4 More”, and he’s streaming it here on idobi.com first.
Get funky with The Lipstick Junkies. The Toronto, Ontario four piece is here to bring good vibes to your Tuesday, with the premiere of their new video for “Build Me A Box”.
Things got intense when Cheshire, England rock band The Virginmarys got together to film their latest video. For the track “Into Dust” the video features a passionate performance in a dark room, and will leave you banging your head to the beat for days.
At midnight ET Simple Plan released their latest single “Opinion Overload” off their upcoming album Taking One For The Team (due out 2/19). The video channels the band’s roots reminiscent of the live shots in the “I’d Do Anything” music video released in 2002. Check out the video for “Opinion Overload” below!
If you’ve been jamming to Beach Weather’s 2015 EP What A Drag as much as we have, you’ll be excited to hear the band has released a brand new music video for the track “New Skin”.
Since we’ve seen a few too many of these odd plots, we’ve picked through the best of them to bring you the Top 5 Pop Punk Videos That Have Absolutely Nothing To Do With The Song Lyrics.
If you’ve been waiting for new material from Hands Like Houses, we have a surefire way to brighten up your weekend. The band has just released a new video for their song “Colourblind”.
A hybrid of hook heavy pop punk and ferocious metal, Pennsylvania natives I Hate Heroes are hitting the scene with a sound you’re sure to love. If you’re eager to hear the noise the band is making, they’ve just released a lyric video for their track “Confliction”, which can be seen below.
Sometimes, you have to rise from the ashes. “Jersey bred and Brooklyn based” musician Gillian Visco knows that all too well, after her band Photon Dynamo and the Shiny Pieces fell apart by cause of members skipping town, and a sudden death.
