As a musical unit, Gran Fenwick<\/strong> are if anything, fearless. While other artists may conform to certain expectations they assume music fans have of them, Gran Fenwick has little time for such considerations. After experimenting heavily with covering other people\u2019s songs, including our premiere<\/a> of the \u201cArmour Hill<\/strong>\u201d music video, the band has found their way back to their own music. Today marks the premiere of the music video for their latest single \u201cRarin 2 Go<\/strong>.\u201d<\/p>\n This time, the band has brought along some support in guest vocals from Alexandra Hopkins<\/strong> and Erika Christou<\/strong> of Canadian punk band Jerkoff Diary<\/strong>. A nice, aggressive punk rocker, \u201cRarin 2 Go\u201d isn\u2019t meant to appeal to any one musical generation. It sounds modern enough, but vintage enough for dads who will tell you about the glory of their Warped Tour<\/strong> visits in the late 1990s. The accompanying music video is both lively and humorous. It features the band\u2019s lead singer, Ian Strung<\/strong>, on his way through an aggravating trip through the streets of Toronto on his way to the place he feels most comfortable, the jam space.<\/p>\n
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