The all-teen girl band went viral last year for their live performance of 'Racist, Sexist Boy' at the Los Angeles Public Library.
After taking the Internet by storm with their viral"Racist, Sexist Boy" music video, punk band The Linda Lindas have just put out their latest clip in support of their upcoming debut LP, explores self-doubt and the—unfortunately—universal experience of replaying awkward moments repeatedly in one's head, long after the opportunity to change or fix those situations has long passed by.
The video, on the other hand, takes a slightly more literal take on the lyrics, with each of the band members taking a doll doppelganger of themselves on their favorite activities, from swan boat rides to record shopping. But when the Linda Lindas' band practice has a strict"no dolls allowed" policy, things take a darker turn.The Twilight Zone
. In the 1963 episode, a haunted talking doll threatens to kill the stepfather of her owner. The music video doesn't take things in quite a murderous a direction, though, with the dolls merely attempting to take over the rehearsal space for their own band, The Lil' Lindas. "Originally, the concept for the video was we would hold up puppets and we would play around with those. Later, we sort of got inspiration from the Twilight Zone's Talky Tina, and we wanted to do something a little darker," guitarist Lucia de la Garza toldThe Linda Lindas are releasing their first full-length album"Growing Up" on April 8.