Alt-Punk Act USE Have ’90s-Flavoured Pool Party For New Video “Big Money”

After leaving their respective art agency jobs, Daniel James Smith and Krystall Schott came together to create USE (untitled social experiment). The pair are currently working on their upcoming debut album, but in the meantime have shared the anti-greed anthem “Big Money”. Packed with ’90s influences from The Pixies to Hole’s Courtney Love-like vocals, “Big Money” is delves into the predatory mind of an imaginary (yet somewhat realistic) CEO whose only goal is to have fun and live recklessly on the American dime.

Featuring the clowns of The Travelling Riot, the music video is the ultimate CEO party, filled with unadulterated fun and trickle-down champagne drinking. Swapping the ultra-rich with punk clowns, the tables do a complete 180 in the new visual.

Watch below:

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