LA’s Pinstock have released Going Backwards, the second single from their forthcoming debut Wiretap Records EP that is due out later this year. Produced by the legendary Paul Miner (Death By Stereo), Going Backwards originated from a demo written and recorded by Pinstock‘s drummer Jeff Antons in the early 2000s. “For the music video we decided to run with the theme of “Going Backwards”, and create a fictional story of us meeting and forming as a band. We all play exaggerated versions of our “old selves” (Myself being Hip-Hop, Ricky being Emo, Jeff being Punk Rock and Danny being Metal). An A&R for a Record Label (played by my wife Rosa Finch) is tasked with finding the next big thing, and decides the best way to do that is to bait us with ̶...
LA’s Pinstock have released Going Backwards, the second single from their forthcoming debut Wiretap Records EP that is due out later this year. Produced by the legendary Paul Miner (Death By Stereo), Going Backwards originated from a demo written and recorded by Pinstock‘s drummer Jeff Antons in the early 2000s. “For the music video we decided to run with the theme of “Going Backwards”, and create a fictional story of us meeting and forming as a band. We all play exaggerated versions of our “old selves” (Myself being Hip-Hop, Ricky being Emo, Jeff being Punk Rock and Danny being Metal). An A&R for a Record Label (played by my wife Rosa Finch) is tasked with finding the next big thing, and decides the best way to do that is to bait us with ̶...
LA’s Pinstock have released Going Backwards, the second single from their forthcoming debut Wiretap Records EP that is due out later this year. Produced by the legendary Paul Miner (Death By Stereo), Going Backwards originated from a demo written and recorded by Pinstock‘s drummer Jeff Antons in the early 2000s. “For the music video we decided to run with the theme of “Going Backwards”, and create a fictional story of us meeting and forming as a band. We all play exaggerated versions of our “old selves” (Myself being Hip-Hop, Ricky being Emo, Jeff being Punk Rock and Danny being Metal). An A&R for a Record Label (played by my wife Rosa Finch) is tasked with finding the next big thing, and decides the best way to do that is to bait us with ̶...