Work Drugs just shared a new music video for their single "Chemical Burns," which you can also donwload for free HERE. The track will appear on their upcoming full-length album entitled Insurgent scheduled for release at the beginning of 2014 via Bobby Cahn Records. They also plan to celebrate the holidays with a Work Drugs Christmas Spectacle on Saturday, December 14 at Johnny Brenda's.

Funny - we were just thinking last night that Work Drugs have their first all-ages show at the First Unitarian Church tomorrow with Lockets and Bridge Underwater so they be releasing a new song and video to promote it. And of course, we found them this morning in our email. It's a laidback jam - even more so than the usual Work Drugs number, and this time, the band took footage from the 1992 stinker Captain Ron, featuring one of our least favorite actors Kurt Russell and a comedian who hasn't made us laugh in a long time, Martin Short. There are also guest vocals on the track from Philly native Ryan Williams. You can download "Bellport Bay" for free HERE.

Work Drugs just posted a new track, "Modern Living," and their signature found footage music video. It also came with a quote from Tom Wolfe (below). They'll be performing their first all-ages show on Friday, September 27 at the First Unitarian Church.

Below is a new music video from Work Drugs for the track "Digital Girl," which "explores the depths of your digital soul by reminding us of those digital ghosts that were once with us... but are now outdated by newer and sexier upgrades. This is a tribute." It features clips from the 90's television series Weird Science with Vanessa Angel that is based off the classic 80's John Hughes movie with the same name starring Kelly LeBrock and Anthony Michael Hall. You can also download "Digital Girl" for free HERE.