If you're still pining for '90s-era Weezer, you might want to check out the new power-pop single from the Toronto-based Danger Bees. "Standing Still (The Girls I Call Don't Answer Anymore)" comes from the album Wyatt, out now on Daycare Records.
The song is steeped in "oh-woah" backing vocals, self-deprecating lyrics and triumphant pop grit. The accompanying video is a similar mix of happy and sad, as the Danger Bees perform at a tween's birthday party and drive the girls wild. This makes the boys jealous, so the youngsters savagely attack the band members in a variety of cruel ways.
Watch the clip below. According to a press release, frontman David Macmichael ended up sick following his scene in the unheated swimming pool.
The Danger Bees perform at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto on Friday (January 11).
The song is steeped in "oh-woah" backing vocals, self-deprecating lyrics and triumphant pop grit. The accompanying video is a similar mix of happy and sad, as the Danger Bees perform at a tween's birthday party and drive the girls wild. This makes the boys jealous, so the youngsters savagely attack the band members in a variety of cruel ways.
Watch the clip below. According to a press release, frontman David Macmichael ended up sick following his scene in the unheated swimming pool.
The Danger Bees perform at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto on Friday (January 11).
