Punk Rock Group LJ & The Sleeze Unveil Cult Short Film For Their New Single “Ain’t Easy Being Sleezy”

Richmond, Virginia punks LJ & The Sleeze have released their new music video for “Ain’t Easy Being Sleezy”. Taking the medium to the next level, the group have created a Tarantino-style music video full of violence, drugs, and sex. A mini rock opera of sorts, the video includes singles “I’m Bad” and “Cocaine” from their newest album Stay Sleezy.

Fronted by Max Gottesman, LJ & The Sleeze combine the gritty USA punk sounds of the ’70s & ’80s while incorporating the modern day garage-fuzz of the DIY scene. Avoiding coming off generic and copy-paste, LJ & the Sleeze give their sound a vibrant and cinematic advantage with their new release.

Watch the music video on YouTube (age restricted) or listen to the song just past:

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