Exclusive video premiere of ‘Unlimited Power’ by New Jersey rockers Shred Flintstone.

From the banks of the mighty eastern shore, New Jersey rockers under the name Shred Flintstone have been building an empire. The title track ‘Unlimited Power’ off their upcoming second full-length studio album is unleashed today along with a hilarious lo-fi music video made by the infamous Spaghetti Jesus (who has previously collaborated with Thee Oh Sees and Frankie and the Witch Fingers).

The video features singer and guitarist Dan Barrecchia, bassist Ed Weisgerber, and drummer Joey Giambra drinking blue potion, battling robots and chasing dinosaurs with added special effects and claymation. The track is a solid banger with a wildly gritty bass tone, driving drums, and all the screech to be a perfect score for action. “Everything is always open for interpretation, but I was coming from the idea of the Sith lord, the dark side, this unlimited power that’s never ending, that will destroy everything,” front man Dan says. “It’s reflective of our culture, just accepting defeat, leaders saying, ‘Join us, you’re already dead, just join us and be free in corruption, excess, hedonism, in not caring…’ It’s a cult of not caring, to believe in this unlimited power and you’ll be free.”

The power trio came together soon after Dan started a solo project that he jokingly called “Shred Flintstone” until it wasn’t just a joke anymore. He sought bandmates, and the name caught bassist Ed’s eye. “That’s how I joined, I saw the post and thought it sounded like a fun project to be in,” Ed says. “I was previously making solo stuff as Ed Man Eats Children, and filling in for bass players.” Ed drove a van around with his band name painted onto the side that had caught Dan’s eye before they met. The trio have been consistently releasing music ever since.