IMPLANTS Debuts New Video feat. El Hefe
Our favorite super-group, IMPLANTS, have just debuted a brand new music video for their track, Radio Out. The song features the now NOFX-retired El Hefe and explores “the daily struggles that drive people to their limits. It touches on feelings of depression, loneliness, and the desire for an end. This song serves as a reminder to pay attention to those who are feeling low and provide them with hope that things will ultimately get better,” explains vocalist Ken Conte. Check it out below:
The album was produced and mixed by Chris Collier (KoRn, Pulley, Prong) and mastered by Kyle Black (Comeback Kid, Pierce The Veil, New Found Glory).
IMPLANTS is a five-piece melodic punk rock supergroup formed in 2011, featuring members from iconic SoCal punk bands like Face To Face, Strung Out, Pulley, Ten Foot Pole, No Use For A Name, and Brown Lobster Tank/The Tank. They quickly gained a massive following after their demo tracks leaked online, capturing worldwide attention and radio play. Their song “Once Was I” remains a staple on SiriusXM Faction Punk. Their debut album, From Chaos To Order, was hailed as one of 2013’s Top 10 Punk Rock Releases and continues to attract new fans today. Known for their electrifying live performances, IMPLANTS has shared the stage with punk legends such as Good Riddance, NOFX, Pulley, and Strung Out.
IMPLANTS is Ken Conte (vocals), Rob Ramos (guitar, backing vocals), Chris Del Rio (bass), and Chris Dalley (drums).
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