Californian alt-rockers Cemetery Sun have premiered their brand new video for hit single "Fake Love" via Idobi, here: https://bit.ly/1M1acNo, directed by Raul Gonzo (Crosses +++, PVRIS) The song comes from the band's recently announced debut self-titled EP. The EP culminates the collective effort of a year's worth of writing - the result of which is an illuminating and electric contemporary sound that is shaking up the West Coast. For more information and details on upcoming tour dates, please visit: www.cemeterysunband.com.

On their "Fake Love" video the band tells us: "We asked Raul Gonzo to direct the video because we loved the creative vibe he added to the Crosses and PVRIS videos. Thematically, we chose to bring forth the visuals that reflected "reckless youth" mixed with "rock and roll." The contrast between black & white, and the vibrant neon "kaleidoscope" shots represents the overall moodiness of the song itself."

Influenced by alternative rock, pop, and R&B, Cemetery Sun began when Northern California natives Josh Doty (singer), Austen Butler (drummer), Elliot Polokoff (guitarist/producer) and Jesse Mancillas (lead guitarist) met in the studio. "The vibe was there. From the first playback, to the final mix, we knew we had crafted something truly memorable," writes Elliot. "The rest of it followed suit. We grew at a rate none of us could have ever imagined." The band focuses on the idea of overcoming life's self-imposed obstacles, learning to love what surrounds them, and ultimately discovering who they are and how to pave the way for others. It is a sound that seeks clarity.