Nashville Indie-Rockers Lombardy Run Through the Jungle in Fiery ‘Bazooka’ Video
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that Nashville indie-rockers Lombardy have released a video for their track "Bazooka," drawing on classic war films to stage a scene where band members launch rockets from their guitars. The visual treatment turns instruments into weapons, a choice that folds musical performance into cinematic combat imagery without commentary on either.
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