
Released May 29, 2012, 'Bad Thing' was King Tuff's (Kyle Thomas's) first-ever official music video, launched simultaneously with his self-titled Sub Pop debut. The video arrived during a peak moment of garage-rock and glam-punk revivalism, a scene encompassing acts like Ty Segall, Nobunny, and the Burger Records ecosystem. The album was produced by Bobby Harlow in Detroit and showed Thomas's deep affection for…
Represents the early-2010s garage/glam rock underground at its most distilled: raw, fast, warm-toned, and deliberately anti-polished. As King Tuff's debut video, it established the visual grammar for an artist whose music drew heavily from T. Rex, Rolling Stones, and lo-fi power pop traditions.…
Canadian-American multidisciplinary artist, photographer, director, and designer born Michael 'Cali' DeWitt in 1973 in Sidney, British Columbia; relocated to Los Angeles at age three. Rooted in LA punk and hardcore underground. Co-founded punk record label…
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