Watch New Animated Music Videos From Goo Goo Dolls, Tame Impala, Flamingosis, and Death Angel

 

If there’s anyone that needs to be animated more it’s the Goo Goo Dolls’ John Rzeznik who is looking more and more like his face is being hand-drawn every morning. In any event, the group has released a new Christmas album entitled It’s Christmas All Over which features mostly covers of well known Christmas songs like “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” and “Let It Snow”, but also features a couple of Goo Goo Dolls originals like this little diddy entitled “You Ain’t Getting Nothin'” which features an animated music video from Venturia Animation Studios and produced by Andres Urbina that you can see below.

 

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Flamingosis has released a new animated music video for the track “Daymaker”, an upbeat Nick Parente-directed effort that remembers the good times when we could go to the beach, get a hot dog, have fun in the sun, and frolic the water. Watch it below and try not to be humming this to yourself later today.

 

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Anybody who has been a longtime fan of Tame Impala knows the group’s tendencies to dabble between those lines of trippy but altruistic, and that’s way more evident on the video for their new track “Breathe Deeper”. The Butt Studio produced effort features both CG and 2D visuals with bugs and wildlife that wouldn’t look out of place in a Pixar film.

The track comes off of the group’s The Slow Rush record which released earlier this year debuting at number 3 on the Billboard charts which became the largest charting album in for the Aussie-born group here in the United States. Breathe and watch the new video below:

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Death Angel has released a new animated music video for “Aggressor” from the new DEATH ANGEL album “Humanicide,” produced by Ben Clarkson. Says Rob Cavestany,

“The idea started as a visualizer for the song but when we saw the footage we were hooked and knew it had to turn into a complete video. Ben did an incredible job of depicting the “Aggressor” concept and his artistic style is unique for Death Angel. The timing of this release couldn’t be better given the circumstances that surround us!”

The video features a lot of destruction in a post apocalyptic world which is probably what 2021 is shaping up to be.