”’Do The Damned’ is a song about deciding not to be a people pleaser anymore. We wanted the video to reflect that same attitude. Drawing inspiration from the viral Wednesday Addams dance, our choreographer, Kimmay Evans, brought to life a vision full of IDGAF energy. The video was executed by director Chris Graue and features Colby Rodgers of Strawberry Fuzz, who we’ll be on tour with in December. We hope ‘Do The Damned’ will inspire you to start your own cult."

“We are very happy to share the music video for the opening track ‘I Think I'm Paranoid’, off our new album Here Comes Our Wave.  A huge thank you to JP Cordero and Felony Ron McIntyre and crew for helping direct, film, and edit the video - and to all my friends and family who appeared in the video, especially my mom.“

"The worst-tasting marinara sauce I've ever had. Don't shotgun three jars. My advice to you.”

"I knew we were shooting some stuff after practice that day but nothing could have prepared me for what was to come (except for maybe some snacks and better shoes…)”

”We met Preston through Brook Pridemore, they had some pieces of Preston’s in their apartment and I LOVED the cartoony type absurdism he had going on in a lot of his work.  We were brainstorming on ideas for the record like music videos, merch, etc the morning after our show at Bar Freda in New York and I had loved a Teenage Halloween shirt one of the members of a band called Kung Fu Crimewave had on the night before that had Care Bears destroying a cop car and I remembered Steamboat Willie is royalty-free now and we were like oh we should make some type of Steamboat Willie rip.  After all, who’s the epitome of shitty bosses more than Disney?! It all sort of stemmed from that, even our new merch that has Steamboat Willie sucking on a hot dog was made by Preston.  I really love what he did with the whole concept!”

“You know the music industry, and specifically the punk scene is very small, and over the years you get to meet some pretty rad people. These people start out as fans, then friends, and now collaborators. In Summer 2023 we were approached by Allen Martindale, who is the director and writer of Meat Lovers, the short film our new song is in. We know Allen originally through his partner Jess, whom we met being interviewed on our very first day of Warped Tour in 2010 in Salt Lake City. We kept in touch over the years and around 2017 Jess and her partner Allen had a great podcast called Talk Music To Me. Jukebox was a guest on the show and that’s where we discovered our shared love for horror movies. Fast forward to 2023 and Allen has a horror comedy film (Jess is also a producer on it) and he wants us to write an original song for it.

This is definitely a different way to approach songwriting for a band like us. We were up for the challenge. I was given the script and told to 'make it sound like The Jukebox Romantics were hanging out with The Misfits and Alkaline Trio'. So I wrote the intro and chorus riff at home. AJ came up with verse riffs, guitar hook, and James and I wrote these badass lyrics in his dining room on a Friday morning. We laid it down at a couple studios and finished it at Nada Recording and we have sat on it for almost a year waiting for the movie to be shot, edited, and sent to festivals. For a year we had the song titled ‘HORROR MOVIE SONG’ (fucken real original) while we waited for the movie to wrap. It now has a name ‘Packing Up My Knives’.

On August 1st, 2024 Meat Lovers was officially done and being sent to festivals which meant it was time for the Jukebox boys to shoot a video. We wanted it to be in a basement setting to fit the movie but also have some themes from the film in the music video. There’s lots of pizza and creepy sweaty goodness along with B-roll and scenes from the movie. It’s funny, this is our 2nd horror-themed music video, but we aren’t a horror band. I guess our lyrics are pretty fucked though. I think we just love the genre. The process was a lot of fun, and even though we had to wait a while to release it to coincide with the movie, we are beyond stoked. It’s probably all of our favorite song the 4 of us have written together and one of the best Jukebox Romantics songs ever. Boom.”

”The video for our new song ’00:00’ is an homage to the greatest television show of the 90’s. We could wax poetic from here to the Hoover dam, but we’d still never say it better than the Petes already have: ‘Why is it that when you miss somebody so much that your heart is ready to disintegrate, you always hear the saddest song ever on the radio?’ or ‘Hey, Blowhole, wherever you are, in forty-five minutes I'm going to be famous. And you know what you're going to be? A blowhole!’’”

”The Goodwin Club is so excited to share our video for our new single Join the Club. We are nerds and if you are too give it a watch and a listen! If you want a membership card come over to our insta and see how you too can join the club! This video was sooo fun to make and Chris Graue did an amazing job directing it.”

"It's about growing up in the suburbs, and the people you spend your nights with, just bullshitting, being in the moment. How growing up hits you fast sometimes, and looks like those friends (or you) coming to terms with the feeling of having to leave because whatever comes next isn't where you are now.”

"Dive into the world of ‘Party at Sea’, where our latest music video sets sail on a lavish, colorful cruise ship bound for adventure. Inspired by early 1900s Argentine craftsmanship and Victorian architecture, this visual feast channels the essence of Buenos Aires, a city where every detail—from ornate bus designs to Fileteado Porteño signage—is a celebration of artistic expression.

The song ‘Party at Sea’ invites you on a magical, adventurous voyage, beckoning you to leave the everyday world behind and embark on a journey aboard the grand ship Amazon. It’s a call to escape reality and embrace an extraordinary adventure.”

It’s no secret that the world can be a bummer, and with that comes a slew of bad actors looking to sway you with their influence. More often than not, they are feeding you nothing but lip service for their own gain. Lean on your friends and those who truly care about you.

“If God” is the story of a queer person falling in and out of faith, who desperately seeks the comfort of a higher power. This person must reckon with one existential question: “if god loves me, why would he want to hurt me?”. Being based on my life experiences and the lens of my own queer identity, I hope the lyrics provide solace for those out there who are struggling similarly.