Scion A/V Presents: The Dirtbombs "Sharevari"

Scion Audio Visual / In The Red
Directed by Plasticflesh

The visual component of the Dirtbombs' cover of the Detroit techno classic by A Number Of Names is an animated disco throw-down orchestrated by Brooklyn's Plasticflesh. The spot succinctly conveys a sweaty, basement vibe with tongue firmly in cheek.

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[ItsTylerMarie]

Anyone else feel as if they're being brainwashed? D:

[mbullions]

Same thing, saw it on MTV2 at about 5am before work, didnt think much of it, and all day I was thinking WTF did I see this morning? Had to look it up after work.

[domakesaythea]

This is almost more hypnotic than the original!

[gizzeek]

What is up with the related videos?....



[sl1429]

this jam grooves.

[MrSammy3040]

i just love playing my guitar to this song

[Vulnavia69]

Awesome vid!!! Thx for postin!

[dummytree]

No, they're not. I don't understand why people label them as a garage band. Check out the covers they did : Yoko Ono, Soft Cell, INXS etc. They love MUSIC.They all love Kraftwerk for instance. And being from Detroit, they love early techno and wanted to pay tribute to local techno by covering the songs they like.It still sounds like the Dirtbombs - damn groovy & rocking. And I think "Party Store" is very good.

[Ricky Pollo]

Guys, don't freak out. This is what good music sounds and looks like. It's SUPPOSED to make you feel like you went somewhere different. That means you're communicating with the spirits, and everything's good. Way better than drugs, even if they CAN help :)

[BjornToRock1]

Sweet :))

[launamg]

the original video source is easily found on yt, search 'The Scene' Detroit, or simply 'Shari Vari' (its the top result.) <3