Sharp/Shock may be hot off the heels of a support slot for Against Me! and the release of their stellar sophomore album Youth Club, but that doesn’t mean they’re slowing down any time soon. Inspired by their time on the road, the punk power trio, comprised of Davey Warsop (Beat Union, Suedehead), Dan Smith (The Dear & Departed; world-renowned tattoo artist) and Jared Shavelson (The Hope Conspiracy, Paint It Black), have released a found footage video for “Dancing All Night.” Watch the video for the punchy punk track via New Noise today.

Sharp/Shock is a band that was brought together by serendipity and stayed together thanks to a reverence for British and American subculture. Singer/guitarist Davey Warsop and bassist/vocalist Dan Smith are both UK exports, but they didn’t cross paths until they were both transplanted to California. Jared Shavelson, a jazz-trained drummer hailing from New Jersey, would end up completing the trio perfectly. Despite their dissimilar geographical beginnings, they quickly realized they were all very much from the same place.

The band’s second LP, Youth Club finds Sharp/Shock’s three players settled in an undeniable equilibrium both personally and sonically. From the fiercely cogent lyrics of “I Don’t Want A Nuclear Family,” to the brazen honesty of “Bad Lad,” the tracks featured on Youth Club combine classic American punk pillars with a nostalgia-driven approach and British lip. With vocalist/guitarist Davey Warsop doubling down as the album’s producer (he has previously served behind the board for Green Day, Foo Fighters, Bad Religion, and more), Sharp/Shock’s sound is more fully realized than ever before.

Youth Club is available now via Matt Skiba’s Heart & Skull Records—order a copy here. Catch the band at Making Punk Great Again in Pomona, CA, on July 9.