
(AS) Atlanta rockers Pistols At Dawn have shared the video for their latest single "Bones," which has already gotten a great reaction from over 20 active rock stations.
"Have you ever met that person that you can't get enough of? The one that checks all your boxes. Here's the thing, though. She's just as messed up as you in every single way," the band explains about the song. '''Bones' is the story of two lovers taking on the world, accepting all the skeletons each brings to the relationship, and rolling with the punches. Because when the world cast them out, they found each other."
About the accompanying video, the band says, "It depicts the good times and the bad. And as it so often is in relationships with baggage, the good times are really good, and the bad times are really bad. Yet through the difficult times, it shows that in the end, you'll still choose to stay for something that's worth it."
Pistols At Dawn Share 'You Forever' Ahead Of Valentine's Day
Pistols At Dawn Rock Cover Of Wham's 'Last Christmas'
Pistols At Dawn Share Rendition Of 'Last Christmas'
Pistols at Dawn Announce the Ready, Set, F'ing Rock Tour with Moon Fever
Cruise News: Dave Koz Will Sail to Latin America and the Dutch Caribbean in 2028
Sites and Sounds: Sister Hazel Return to the Crossroads Music Festival
Van Halen Reissuing Final Studio Album
Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger Premieres At Venice International Film Festival
Duran Duran's 'Ordinary World' Reimagined By Vitamin String Quartet And Girl Named Tom
Kurt Baker Unearths Lost Madrid Recordings On New Single 'Wonder Woman'
Blue October Announce Storytelling On Vinyl And DVD
Arms & Armour Release 'Crusher' Video
Elvis Costello Shares Previously Unreleased 'I Turn Around' From 'My Aim Is True' Box Set
Hear The Fleshtones' 50th Anniversary Single 'Float Your Showboat'
Fight From Within Unleash 'The End of My Rope'
Liam And Noel Gallagher Arrive at Venice Lido For 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' Premiere
Watch Underoath Rock 'Breathing In A New Mentality' At Warped Tour
The All-American Rejects Deliver Expanded 'Move Along' Album