DAILY FIX: New !!! Video(!)

by | Oct 22, 2010 | MUSIC

I’ve been a big fan of !!! (most commonly pronounced “chik-chik-chik,” though I’ve always said “pow-pow-pow”) since their first single (“The Dis-ease,” on GSL Records, 1998), so I’m pretty stoked about this new video for their latest single, “Jamie, My Intentions Are Bass.” It’s a hilarious, ridiculous, over-the-top romp through flower-petal festooned domestic scenes and construction paper portals through space and time, but the ultimate point–just as it always is for !!!–is to make you laugh and get you dancing. Judged in those terms, the video is an unqualified success.


I’ve been a big fan of !!! (most commonly pronounced “chik-chik-chik,” though I’ve always said “pow-pow-pow”) since their first single (“The Dis-ease,” on GSL Records, 1998), so I’m pretty stoked about this new video for their latest single, “Jamie, My Intentions Are Bass.” It’s a hilarious, ridiculous, over-the-top romp through flower-petal festooned domestic scenes and construction paper portals through space and time, but the ultimate point–just as it always is for !!!–is to make you laugh and get you dancing. Judged in those terms, the video is an unqualified success.

Strange Weather, Isn’t It?, the album from which this track is taken, has been out since August, but the Jamie, My Intentions Are Bass Remix EP will drop next Tuesday on Itunes. Here’s the track listing:

1. Jamie, My Intentions Are Bass
2. The Hammer (Thomas Bullock Remix)
3. Most Certain Sure (Liv Spencer Remix)
4. The Hammer (Canyons Remix)
5. Steady As The Sidewalk Cracks (Tim Goldsworthy Remix)
6. Most Certain Sure (Bibio Remix)

Should be fun, so keep an eye out for that one.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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