October 25, 2011

Robotic Pirate Monkey – Party Animal : Official Music Video with Twisted College Girls

Posted in Bangin, Video by nick | Tags: BANGER, Bass, Dubstep, Electronic, Music Video, Robotic Pirate Monkey, RPM

Robotic Pirate Monkey, the trio from Boulder who’s brought you 3 free releases throughout the past year are back with their first music video pair with a track off their upcoming album Colors In Disguise coming out November 28th. We got to hear the first single ‘Rio De Fuego’ and it was a very sick step in a new direction for RPM. Well this track is no different, it sounds nothing like any RPM I’ve ever heard. It’s incredibly wild, filled with animal noises, a little been eerie, and pumped with bass. The music video is incredibly well done. It’s done by the prominent ski company Stept Productions, so you know it’s gonna be legit. It follows a group of college girls on their way up to the mountains, to party, drink, and then a dark twist at the end. It’s perfect for Halloween coming up. Download is coming out some time next week. Watch this full screen and enjoy!

Robotic Pirate Monkey – Party Animal | Direct Download

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ATTENTION COLORADO FANS: RPM will be headlining the Fox Theatre on November 8th with support from Thick Chick, Raw Russ, and Wyatt Lamond. Tickets are going fast, and this event will definitely sell out like the last couple shows of theirs.

Get your tickets here | Official Facebook Event

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Dickbutt65

That movie is creepy as all hell.
ShameOnYouTSIS

Wow. What was that? Someone needs Jesus in their life. Is this what music is coming down to? Now they have to kill someone for attention. How Disgusting. I hope they paid you well to promote this crap.
Buttdick56

Oh shut the fuck up you self righteous bible thumping douche twat.

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