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Lombardy's "Bazooka" Video: Guitars Shoot Flames, Bass Shoots Missiles
15 Sep
Summary
- The band's new video features instruments firing weapons like flames and missiles.
- Lombardy mixes rock, punk, and hip-hop with unpredictable, costume-themed concerts.
- The "Bazooka" single is streaming now and the band will debut at Ryman Auditorium.
The Nashville-based band Lombardy has released a new music video for their single "Bazooka," filmed in Madison, Tennessee. The clip humorously depicts the band on a mission, using their instruments as weapons, with guitars shooting flames and bass guitars launching missiles, all while evading a helicopter. This video captures the band's penchant for large riffs and a carefree attitude.
Lombardy, comprising singer-guitarists Jonathan Plevyak and Mike Scott, bassist-singer Seth Renfrow, and drummer Steve Mascarello, fuses rock, punk, and hip-hop. They have cultivated a reputation for their distinctive and often costume-driven live performances, ranging from Sopranos-themed attire to athletic jerseys and Magnum P.I. outfits.
The "Bazooka" video was directed by Steve Jawn and produced by 10:10 Creative. The single is currently available via East Iris Records/Virgin Music Group. Fans can catch Lombardy performing live when they make their debut at the Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, September 27, supporting Starbomb.
In a recent Rolling Stone interview, the band discussed their inspirations, including '80s workout videos that influenced their earlier single "Jane Fonda." Renfrow noted the popularity of mail-in aerobics video series in that era, while Scott cited Jane Fonda as a retro fitness icon they admire.
