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BUDDERSIDE Go "Too Far" With New Video By Larry Petro, News Monkey Tuesday, December 7, 2021 @ 2:09 PM
Hollywood, CA rock outfit BUDDERSIDE share their latest single, “Too Far”, available now across all digital platforms. The track is taken from their upcoming summer 2022 record via oneRPM and was recorded with producer Matt Good (ASKING ALEXANDRIA, HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD). The song gives a harrowing look into what can happen when people are pushed to the edge and things go ‘’too far.” Its music video, filmed at several iconic locations on the famed Sunset Strip including the Whisky a-Go-Go and The Rainbow Bar & Grill, premiered 12/2 via antiMusic. Directed by Vicente Cordero (Industrial Films LA), it shares a visually graphic dramatization tackling mental health issues and triggers.
“We are all so close to the edge,” says vocalist Patrick Alan Stone. “Saying something kind could save a life. It’s easy to be reckless, but what we do and say can push people too far. Hollywood is the city of dreams, where they are born and die every day. I’ve seen good people murder over infidelity. I’ve lost my sister and my two closest friends to suicide over broken hearts, others to overdose--all just trying to ease the pain of a cruel world.”
Watch the offical video for “Too Far” on KNAC.COM HERE
BUDDERSIDE was formed by Stone following his stint as vocalist of ADLER'S APPETITE, after receiving encouragement from the late Lemmy Kilmister of MOTORHEAD who he worked for as part of his infamous ‘road crew’ and was also a close friend. Lemmy signed them to his own label, Motörhead Music and they released their self-titled debut album in 2016. The group is rounded out by guitarists Sam “Bam” Koltun (DOROTHY, FASTER PUSSYCAT) and Logan Nikolic, drummer Jeff Dewbray and bassist Gabe Maska—who is currently appearing as Kurt Cobain in the Las Vegas show 27.
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“"Too Far" is about the struggle I’ve gone through with depression and suicidal thoughts after being f*cked over by people around me. I took that depression and turned it into rage to create a song that strips away all of the b.s. It’s a reminder to others to not push people too far, because they can snap and hurt themselves or even others. Just an honest cry for the world to do the right thing. If someone you know is in need of help, you’re not alone. Call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline (1-800-273-8255) or 911, there is help.”