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Welcome to the official video archive of Baddies—a Southend four-piece who burst onto the UK alt-rock scene in the late 2000s with a sound that was angular, aggressive, and unmistakably their own. This playlist brings together every official music video from their two cult albums: Do The Job (2009) and Build (2012). From the wiry, high-energy indie-punk of their debut to the darker, more synth-driven ambition of their follow-up, these videos trace the full arc of Baddies’ creative output—visually bold, musically sharp, and always intense. 🎬 Featuring: The militaristic stomp of “Battleships” The dancefloor-punk urgency of “Holler For My Holiday” The paranoid pulse of “Open One Eye” The driving force of “We Beat Our Chests” The jet-black wit of “Tiger Face” The heavy, synth-drenched “Bronto” The angular chaos of “Rewire” The surrealist bite of “Talk To Me Germany” Each video reflects the band’s razor-sharp aesthetic and DIY ethos—full of tension, attitude, and raw style. 🔥 What the critics said about Baddies: “One of the most exciting UK guitar bands of the decade.” — Artrocker “Baddies deliver a blistering set that leaves the crowd breathless and begging for more.” — NME “Baddies prove that guitar music isn’t dead—it’s just been waiting for a band with this much conviction.” — Clash Magazine “A frenetic, intelligent blast of guitar-pop genius.” — The Fly “Imagine Futureheads on steroids with a dash of QOTSA—urgent, aggressive, and impossible to ignore.” — Drowned in Sound “They’ve torn up their own blueprint and created something thrillingly unexpected.” — DIY Magazine “A criminally underrated band with an untouchable live presence.” — Louder Than War 🛠 Two albums. Countless sharp edges. Hit play and explore the full visual legacy of Baddies—angular, loud, and entirely their own. #Baddies #DoTheJob #Build #Battleships #TigerFace #TalkToMeGermany #WeBeatOurChests #UKIndie #IndiePunk #AltRock #PostPunkRevival #BritishBands #OfficialVideos #MusicVideoPlaylist #HiddenGems #2000sRock #2010sRock #CultClassics #UnderratedBands