New Model Army have released a music video for their new single "Coming Or Going," which is a track from the band's latest studio album, "Unbroken". Atom Splitter shared these details:
This song showcases the band's signature style with an energetic blend of guitars, a strong emphasis on bass and drums, and an old school vibe that fans will instantly recognize. Reflecting the fervor and intensity of the entire album, "Coming Or Going" captures the essence of New Model Army's powerful sound, making it a standout piece that's both invigorating and quintessentially classic rock. The new music video highlights the band's continued evolution while staying true to their roots.
The new music video, filmed and edited by Benjamin Conibear, captures the raw and electrifying energy of the band's live performance. The video seamlessly blends dynamic party scenes with intense stage moments, perfectly showcasing the band's vibrant spirit.
New Model Army Preview Live SO36 With 'Never Arriving' Video
Watch New Model Army's 'Coming Or Going' Video
New Model Army Share 'Language' Lyric Video
New Model Army Announce Unbroken Album With 'First Summer After' Video
Live: Lou Gramm Rocks The Arcada Theatre
5 Star: The Rolling Stones - Foreign Tongues
Sites and Sounds: Tulsa Installs 'Musical Road' on Route 66
Quick Flicks: Jefferson Starship - The Definitive Concert (Remastered)
Yoshiki Performs With Perry Farrell, Josh Groban, and Jonathan Davis At 2 Sold-Out Disney Hall Shows
Donald Fagen's 'Kamakiriad' Gets Audiophile Upgrade
Crowbar Cancel Summer Tour Due To Kirk Windstein Health Issues
Dropout Kings Honor Late Frontman Adam Ramey With 'Brace Yourself' Video
The Charlatans UK Expand 'We Are Love' Album As The Prepare For North American TOur
Watch Pure Reason Revolution's 'Spin Like Fire' Video
Motley Crue Recap Kick Off Of The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins Tour
MESHUGGAH Announces Signing and Limited-Edition Transformers Collaboration at San Diego Comic-Con
Hear The Damn Truth's 'Be Somebody (Live at Hotel2Tango)'
The Moody Blues In The Studio For 'Every Good Boy Deserves Favour' Anniversary
L7's Jennifer Finch Passes Away At 59 From Brain Cancer