Dale Crover, inspired by Paul McCartney’s 1980 video for “Coming Up,” premieres the video for “Bad Move” via Dangerous Minds.

“We had a lot of fun making the video,” says Crover. “It’s a parody of a Paul McCartney video where he plays all the characters. It was shot on VHS, which makes it look very dirty and from a different era.”

The clip, which was directed by Adam Harding (videos for Warpaint, Best Coast), finds Crover popping up in multiple roles, as McCartney did decades earlier. Qui’s Matt Cronk, Altamont’s Dan Southwick (as the Birthday Party’s Tracy Pew) and longtime Melvins’ recording partner Toshi Kasai make guest appearances.

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Crover has a busy remainder of the year, with North American Melvins’ tour dates stretching through early October followed by a recently announced double-header of the Melvins and Redd Kross (Crover plays drums in both bands) trekking overseas to both Europe and Australia. Dates are below.

The Fickle Finger of Fate was co-produced by Crover and Kasai. Crover played the bulk of the instruments on the collection (guitar, keyboards, drums) as well as vocals. Guests include Redd Kross’ Steven McDonald, Dan Southwick (Altamont) and Crover’s 11-year-old daughter Scarlett who assists with violin, percussion and vocals.

Melvins/Redd Kross tour dates:

October 9 Bristol, UK Exchange

October 10 Leeds, UK Brudenell Social Club

October 11 Glasgow, UK SWG3

October 12 Manchester, UK Gorilla

October 13 Birmingham, UK 02 Institute2

October 15 Antwerp, Belgium Desertfest

October 16 Hamburg, Germany LOGO

October 17 Copenhagen, Denmark Jazzhouse

October 18 Goteborg, Sweden Pustervik

October 19 Oslo, Norway Bla

October 20 Malmo, Sweden Babel

October 22 Berlin, Germany Festsaal

October 23 Leipzig, Germany UT Connewitz

October 24 Vienna, Austria Arena Wein

October 26 Trezzo Sull’adda, Italy Live Club

October 27 Zurich, Switzerland Rote Fabrik

October 28 Schorndorf, Germany Club Manufaktur

October 29 Cologne, Germany Gebaude 9

October 30 Amsterdam, Netherlands Paradiso Noord

October 31 London, UK Electric Brixton

November 3 Perth, Australia Amplifier Capitol

November 4 Adelaide, Australia The Gov

November 8 Melbourne, Australia Max Watts

November 9 Sydney, Australia The Factory Theatre

November 10 Fortitude Valley, Australia Crowbar