DS Exclusive: Check out Long Island punk band Fake Lighters’ new music video for “Till the Cows Come Home”

Fake Lighters is a bad ass punk band from Long Island, New York. They released their bad ass debut EP Missing the Boat in 2022, and now we’re premiering the music video for “Till the Cows Come Home”, one of the bad ass tracks off that bad ass EP. How fuckin’ bad ass is that? […]

Fake Lighters is a bad ass punk band from Long Island, New York. They released their bad ass debut EP Missing the Boat in 2022, and now we’re premiering the music video for “Till the Cows Come Home”, one of the bad ass tracks off that bad ass EP. How fuckin’ bad ass is that?

Check out the music video below! Get the record on bad ass colored vinyl here! Also, here’s a bunch of words Fake Lighters frontman Nelson Brolly was kind enough to type up for you; please take a moment out of your day to read them:

“Till the Cows Come Home” is a song from our debut EP Missing the Boat which was recorded back in 2022 and got a vinyl release in 2023. The 3 of us have been friends and have been playing music together for over 20 years in one form or another. Fake Lighters is our newest incarnation and we are really just enjoying making music together that we are proud of. We are currently writing new music for a full length which we plan to record this fall.

We filmed the outside part of this video on a cold and windy day at the beach, which was less than ideal to say the least. It features my daughter Evie participating with Long Beach Cleanup, which some of our friends run here in Long Beach, NY. It’s a great group that organizes weekly volunteer beach cleanups. We thought it would be cool to incorporate something into the video that we are involved with, and it also compliments the song, which is about staying positive, putting good into the world, and staying motivated.

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