We're not entirely sure how much weed-loving Wavves leader Nathan Williams and the rest of his Spirit Club side-project are actually saying that there's "no hope with dope," but the fuzzed-out pop project have ground some '90s-vintage anti-pot propaganda into a video for new single "Still Life."
The single itself is an intoxicating plume of dank, distorted chords and high-life vocal harmonies, while the video pays homage to that time the Saved By the Bell gang were pressured by super cool movie star Johnny Dakota to take a hit off a wicked spliff. Also laced into the clip are shots of a cat-napping skeleton, idyllic and sudsy beach scenes, and Lisa Simpson's fiery Christmas concert tribute to Tawanga.
A Sprit Club LP is expected to land in the spring, but you can take in all of "Still Life" down below.
The single itself is an intoxicating plume of dank, distorted chords and high-life vocal harmonies, while the video pays homage to that time the Saved By the Bell gang were pressured by super cool movie star Johnny Dakota to take a hit off a wicked spliff. Also laced into the clip are shots of a cat-napping skeleton, idyllic and sudsy beach scenes, and Lisa Simpson's fiery Christmas concert tribute to Tawanga.
A Sprit Club LP is expected to land in the spring, but you can take in all of "Still Life" down below.
