Chinese Burns Unit Share Animated Music Video for "Buffalo Chocolate" from Borrowed Gear Ahead of Australian Tour Dates with The Meanies

Sydney, Australia-based Pop-punk (or xKVLT POP PVNKx) band Chinese Burns Unit returned late last year with their new album. Borrowed Gear was unleasehd just in time for one of the last Bandcamp Fridays of 2021. Glenn "Glenno" Smith is an artist, guitarist, bassist, vocalist, and the primary driving force behind Chinese Burns Unit (C.B.U.) They're about to play a few shows in support of The Meanies—March 31st at The Lansdowne, in New South Wales, Australia and the following day (April Fools' Day,) at Manly Leagues, also, in Sydney. In support of The Meanies' "Better Late Than Never" Desperate Measures Tour, Chinese Burns Unit have released a music video for "Buffalo Chocolate" dubbed "the first single" (if that was the game they played) from their newest album, Borrowed Gear.


"Whilst in the North of Vietnam, Gina and myself were kindly taken to a village near [Sa Pa] by a wonderful woman called Big Pan. She told us the story of her life, marriage, how some of the villagers were full of buffalo chocolate, ate some of the nicest home-cooked food I've ever tasted, walked lots, and, basically, had the most incredible time—as we talked, this song wrote itself," Glenno Smith sahred within a recent Facebook post. "Within an hour of getting home, I flipped open the lyrics I'd scrawled into my pocket book and played guitar. I had missed my guitar and it gave me this song in about 20 minutes—can't wait to go Overseas again. These are my little drawings mainly based on photos of our trips to Vietnam and the animation is by the handsome Ross Tesoriero, Prince of Tempe," Smith charismatically continued.


"Buffalo Chocolate"'s companion video features artwork created by Glenno himself, which was, then, animated together by Ross Tesoriero, otherwise known as Ross Radiation and/or Prince of Tempe. It's without a doubt, an awesome piece of collective artwork chronicling Glenno & Gina's trip across Vietnam that can now be viewed compliments of the Radiation Video YouTube channel. Chinese Burns Unit's Borrowed Gear is now available on streaming services. They'll be hitting the road across Australia with The Meanies as part of their aptly-named "Better Late Than Never" Desperate Measures Tour later this month with additional dates listed on Facbook Events.