Calgary-based rockers White Chocolate Thunder have returned with a brand new track titled "Wasteland," and Exclaim! is giving you the first look at the accompanying video.
The song packs vocal harmonies, crunchy guitar and pounding drums into a catchy pop-punk package.
"The song comes from personal experience about progression, picking yourself up out of the dirt, and staying true to yourself," singer Johnny Molyneaux said in a statement. "There's always someone or something to help pick you up if you need it. That's what I needed at the time and that's how the song was created."
The matching video captures the band playing live under purple-tinged lights and was created by Storm the Wall Productions. Check it out in the player below.
The song packs vocal harmonies, crunchy guitar and pounding drums into a catchy pop-punk package.
"The song comes from personal experience about progression, picking yourself up out of the dirt, and staying true to yourself," singer Johnny Molyneaux said in a statement. "There's always someone or something to help pick you up if you need it. That's what I needed at the time and that's how the song was created."
The matching video captures the band playing live under purple-tinged lights and was created by Storm the Wall Productions. Check it out in the player below.
