Story of the Year Drop “See Through” Music Video—First New Visuals in Years

THE DROP

Story Of The Year have dropped a music video for "See Through," a track off their seventh album A.R.S.O.N., which landed back in February via SharpTone Records ^*†. It is a Frankenstein story where vocalist Dan Marsala plays a scientist building his ideal woman, and the experiment goes sideways ^†.

WHAT TO KNOW

• "See Through" comes from A.R.S.O.N., album number seven for the platinum-certified post-hardcore band ^*†.
• Jordan Phoenix directed the clip, set in a laboratory ^†.
• The band's own summary: "Making a girl. Actually making a girl. Like Frankenstein…except cuter." ^†
• Leg two of the co-headlining Camp Screamo Tour with Silverstein opens November 16 at Showbox SoDo in Seattle and wraps December 13 at Citizens House of Blues in Boston ^†.
• Announced stops include Los Angeles, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh and New York ^†.

THE TAKE

Pushing visuals for a February album in late September is a band keeping a record alive instead of dumping it and moving on, and with Camp Screamo about to hit, the timing is deliberate. The mad-scientist concept is a swing, which beats another performance clip in a warehouse. Worth noting they let the bit be funny rather than playing it straight.