Video: Tomahawk - "South Paw"

Tomahawk are back with a new Vincent Forcier music video for Oddfellows tune “South Paw.” The clip see’s the band member’s transformed into puppets, something that I’m kind of surprised Mike Patton and crew haven’t done before as it fits the bands sense of humor to a T.

Video: Tomahawk – “Oddfellows”

The video for "Oddfellows" complements Tomahawk’s sound perfectly, directed by Vincent Forcier, we get some fun-house styled animation in the form of demented cartoon sketches of ghouls and demons superimposed on top of distorted black and white performance footage of the band. 

Listen: Tomahawk - "Oddfellows"

We have already shared the stream and video for “Stone Letter” from super group Tomahawk, the musical project consisting of Duane Dennison, Trevor Dunn, Mike Patton and JohnStanier and today we got a stream of the title track from their forthcoming LP, Oddfellows. Likening this song even more than “Stone Letter", some great riffs from Duane has got me excited for more.

Video: Tomahawk - "Stone Letter"

Almost two months ago we heard our first new material from super group Tomahawk, the musical project consisting of Duane Dennison (The Jesus Lizard,Unsemble), Trevor Dunn (Fantomas, Melvins Lite), Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mondo Cane) and John Stanier (Battles, Helmet). The song was “Stone letter”, the lead single from the bands forth LP, due out shortly and entitled Oddfellows, and we now have a set of visuals to go along with it that is composed of live footage from various performances.

Listen: Tomahawk – “Stone Letter”

It’s been about six years since we have heard any new material from super group Tomahawk, the musical project consisting of Duane Dennison (The Jesus Lizard, Unsemble), Trevor Dunn (Fantomas, Melvins Lite), Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mondo Cane) and John Stanier (Battles, Helmet). The band recently announced the release of a fourth LP, titled Oddfellows. Now, we have a first taste of what the record will sound like, via brand new track “Stone Letter” as well as a short album preview below via youtube. The new album was described as a “full-on rock album” by Duane Dennison, who told Rolling Stone: “There’s no quirky weirdness – it’s very straightforward for us.  There’s almost like this weird, upbeat sound, what I call ‘heavy pop,” and Patton totally got the vibe right away… really heavy Beach Boys.”