Friday, April 26, 2024

Infamous Stiffs on Parade

It’s the summer of 2020 at the peak of a global pandemic with the world in lockdown. So, what do you do if you’re a Southern California punk rock band and just finished recording your album? Well, if you’re Infamous Stiffs you make a video with all of your favourite friends… Socially distanced and safely, of course!

The all-star video in question is for new single ‘Freak Parade’, available now on all digital platforms through Die Laughing Records, the band having signed with them in in December 2020.

Formed the year before, the members of Infamous Stiffs have spent decades playing punk rock ‘n’ roll in various incarnations.

The line-up features vocalist Scott Wilkins, aka Snotty Scotty, bass player Jim Perrault, guitarists Mark Pananide and John Gilhooley, with Ryland Steen, formerly of Reel Big Fish and current drummer of classic rock band America contributed his skills to the band for the self-titled, debut record. 

Produced by David Irish, Kill For The Sound is the title of their forthcoming 13 song album, that will see both a digital release and a further limited edition 12” vinyl LP.

Shot in Los Angeles, the video for ‘Freak Parade’ was directed by Gabby O’Neill and edited by Nathan ‘Karma’ Cox, with Director of Photography Christopher Blauvelt, and Jack Grisham of TSOL acting as narrator.
 
Reading like a who’s who of the US punk scene, viewers can look for appearances from Jack Grisham (TSOL), Noodles (The Offspring), Axel G. Reese (The Gears), Johnny 2 Bags (Social Distortion), Rikk Agnew (Adolescents), Tim Armstrong (Rancid, Transplants), Greg Hetston (Circle Jerks, Bad Religion), Howie Pyro (D Generation, Danzig), Marko 72 (Sugarcult), Farrell Holtz (Decry), JP Sin (Narcoleptic Youth), Jula Bell (Bulimia Banquet), Clint Weinrich (Guttermouth), Shepard (Pigmy Love Circus), solo artists Annie Hardy and Alisa Wood, plus You Tube Personality Jeff Hilliard.

Check out the video right here at RAMzine.

Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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