Unwritten Law Share "Magnetic" & "The Hum" Music Videos/Short Film & Announce The Hum Tour Phase 1: Waxing Moon (Cleopatra Records)

Southern California Punk legends Unwritten Law shared the short film/music videos for "Magnetic" & "The Hum" from their recently released seventh studio album, The Hum, yesterday. Directed by Joseph Russo, the short film follows the story of a couple, played by Tyler Posey & Tehya Elam, as they enter an alternate reality world known as The Hum. The two become obsessed with the lives they lead in this alternate reality and, eventually, sacrifice their real life for the fantasy life that will never come to be. The story begins with "Magnetic" and continues with "The Hum." Unwritten Law is, also, excited to announce The Hum Headlining Tour for 2023 with support from Authority Zero, zebrahead, Tyler Posey (Five North, Teen Wolf,) and Tony Lovato of MEST. Beginning January 19, 2023 in Los Angeles, California at The Roxy, the band will head out on a short run, stopping by in San Diego & Santa Ana, California before wrapping in Phoenix, Arizona at The Crescent Ballroom on January 22nd. Formed in 1989 in Poway, California, Unwritten Law has been operational in five different decades.

With a long history of line-up changes, this incarnation of the band has been steadily active since 2014. Earlier this year, Unwritten Law made their triumphant return with their first new piece of music in over 10 years, their seventh studio album, The Hum. With almost a decade alongside founding member and frontman Scott Russo's brother and bassist Jonny Grill, founding drummer Wade Youman, and guitarists Chris Lewis & Scott "Scotty Mac" McLaughlin, the band has never been stronger. With The Hum, the band has brought forth a conceptual work that rings loudly in today's oversaturated music space. With the help of notable Pop-punk/Rock producer Joe Marlett (blink-182, Switchfoot,) the record highlights how the band's distinctive sound and song-writing has matured over these years they've been away and further solidifies what made them a household name among the 90's Punk explosion. Tickets for Unwritten Law's The Hum Tour - Phase 1: Waxing Moon are now available to purchase online. Unwritten Law's The Hum is out now on Cleopatra Records.

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