The magazine quotes lead singer Angel Bond: “‘We wanted the video to symbolize the innocence of youth being exposed to the harsh realities of life,’ says frontwoman Angel Bond. ‘The storyline is ultimately about the circle of life, and the good and bad distractions and influences as one goes through life.'”

There’s more at Revolver Mag.

Check out the video, available here through the wonders of YouTube’s embed feature:

I’ve taken a lot of photos of Cusses at shows in Savannah over the last year or so. Here’s a sample:

The No Control Mini Fall Festival occupied part of the sprawling Southern Pine Company — a few vendors were in the courtyard and a busy lineup of bands played in the airy old workshop at the north end of the site. Despite all the hard surfaces, the space turned out to be great for music. The proportions of the room made it comfortable for the small crowds early in the day and the much larger ones at night. The sound was really good, and the mix of lighting sources created beautiful effects. I wish there had been more folks about taking photos — it’s hard to figure that in a town full of photo students and aspiring photographers that so few show up for visual public spectacles like this.

Heyrocco lead singer Nathan Merli

But I did catch the first act Sauna Heat, comprised of members of Triathalon, and I did get a couple of pics of Triathalon lead singer Adam Intrator doing chalk drawings as a couple kids looked on.

You’ll also see shots here of Perhaps, an instrumental rock trio from Boston; Cement Stars from Charlotte; Deep Search; and Charleston-based Heyrocco.

I loved Cement Stars’ tight set.

And I have little doubt that Savannah live music fans are going to be hearing a lot more from Heyrocco. I’ll soon be posting more about them or perhaps writing about the band in an upcoming Savannah Morning News column.

For now, take a listen:

All in all, the No Control Fall Festival was a great chance to sample up and coming bands, several of which have shared stages with CUSSES in recent months.

Some pics, click to enlarge:

At the same time, there were kids — some tourists, some local — playing in the interactive fountain. A variety of folks were sitting on the benches and at the tables, despite the fairly hot summer day. Others were strolling through.

Remember what Ellis Square used to look like, when it was taken up by a really ugly parking garage?

Here are a handful of shots that I took just yesterday afternoon in Ellis Square. Look at the diversity and the great public uses of the square all going on simultaneously.

Angel Bond of the band Cusses at work on the movie “CBGB”

For a few shots of Angel and the band, click here.

A scene being shot for “CBGB”

I’m assuming these kids are tourists, but I’m not sure. One reading, one silently practicing on the keyboard.