MODERN DAY ESCAPE: 'Life's A Bitch' Video Released

May 9, 2012

"Life's A Bitch", the new video from Los Angeles modern rockers MODERN DAY ESCAPE, can be seen below. The clip was produced and directed by acclaimed videographer Scott Hansen (I SEE STARS, A DAY TO REMEMBER, KOTTONMOUTH KINGS) and it once again showcases a much deeper side of MODERN DAY ESCAPE than they've shown on previous releases. The video depicts a stark, reality based look at modern day life through the eyes of those struggling. Highlighting everything from bullying, hate crimes, people's inability to take care of themselves financially and homelessness, MODERN DAY ESCAPE bring their fans into the real world to encourage fans to appeciate what they have and to help those that have less than they do.

"This video is a stunning look at day to day life," explains Standby Records CEO Neil Sheehan. "MODERN DAY ESCAPE prove that their social consciousness far exceeds people's pre-conceived notions of them as a 'party band.' There's far more depth and maturity in this group than most people think."

"Life's A Bitch" comes off MODERN DAY ESCAPE's sophomore album, "Under The Gun", which was released in March via Standby Records.

"Under The Gun" track listing:

01. City Of Thieves
02. Don't Hold It Against Me
03. Life's A Bitch
04. Tiger's Blood
05. Angels Up Above
06. The Syndicate
07. Voiceless
08. Feeds On The Darkside
09. Playing Victim
10. Under The Gun
11. Demons Down Below
12. Haha

MODERN DAY ESCAPE will embark on the "Under The Gun" tour in June with special guests DR. ACULA, THE BUNNY THE BEAR and FROM ATLANTIS.

MODERN DAY ESCAPE is:

James Vegas - Vocals
Sandra Alva - Drums
Marti Rubels - Guitar
Mark Burn - Guitar
Shep - Bass

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