Thriving in the heady intersection of pop punk and indie rock, “Wasted” is the new one from Melbourne’s irrepressible Snark. The single was released last week to showcase a “more refined era” for the trio, hitting the hallmarks of both genres in a similar vibe to Violent Soho and Slowly Slowly.
Today, we premiere the accompanying visuals for the party-minded track, which was produced by Kisschasy’s Darren Cordeaux and was born from “bad decisions and good times.”
“Wasted” is about that “feeling of clarity you sometimes get after a particularly wild night, where you promise yourself that it’s not going to happen again,” according to the band, who’ve struck a fine balance between the big energy of American-style punk and the charm of homegrown Aussie rock.
Multicoloured hues and faceless mannequins stuff the visuals for “Wasted” as Snark give a post-party performance. Watch the video below, and be sure to look out for the trio’s debut EP Imposter in September, for which this serves as the first single.
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