Mike Herrera's Tumbledown releases new video

The track is the second single from he bands self-titled debut album, released through End Sounds earlier this year. Herrera is best known as the front-man of MxPx, but has been writing country music since 1998, and claims Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Bill Monroe as references.

Sticking to their DIY roots, the band teamed up with Dallas-based video director, Joe the Visualist (Joe Harris) to create their interpretation of a classic comic book from the '60s (Eerie Comics). Herrera illustrates the song as "the story of a vigilante priest out for revenge. It's a comic book, pulp-style story and is definitely set apart from our other songs. It's seedy and sleezy, just the way I like it. I think anyone can get into a story of murder and revenge. Don't you?"

The band, formed in Bremerton, Wash., consists of Herrera as songwriter/lead vocals/guitar, lead guitarist Jack Parker, standup bassist Marshall Trotland and drummer Harley Trotland.