‘Do The Job’ Official Videos

Welcome to the official video playlist for Baddies' electrifying debut album Do The Job (2009)—a snarling, high-energy slab of indie-punk brilliance that still hits like a punch to the jaw. Produced by Sean Genockey and released via Medical Records, the album showcased Baddies as a band built on razor-sharp riffs, pounding rhythms, and relentless forward momentum. This playlist features the four official music videos from the album—each one a tightly-wound burst of controlled chaos: 🎯 “Battleships” – tense, explosive, and anthem-ready 🎯 “Holler for My Holiday” – angular and infectious with a sardonic twist 🎯 “Open One Eye” – a propulsive, paranoid banger that became a live staple 🎯 “We Beat Our Chests” – raw, tribal energy with a killer hook Each video is a window into the band’s off-kilter energy and post-punk precision—a perfect entry point for new listeners, and pure nostalgia for long-time fans. 🔥 Critical acclaim for Do The Job: “As debut albums go, Do The Job is close to flawless – a frenetic, intelligent blast of guitar-pop genius.” — The Fly “Baddies prove that guitar music isn’t dead—it’s just been waiting for a band with this much conviction.” — Clash Magazine “Imagine Futureheads on steroids with a dash of QOTSA—urgent, aggressive, and impossible to ignore.” — Drowned in Sound “Baddies have made one of the most exciting UK guitar records of the decade.” — Artrocker “Relentless in energy and ambition… this is an album that kicks down the door and doesn’t apologise.” — NME 🔔 Subscribe for more from the Baddies vault. #Baddies #DoTheJob #UKIndie #IndiePunk #PostPunkRevival #AltRock #IndieRock #PunkRock #2000sRock #NewWaveRevival #BritishBands #UnderratedBands #MusicVideoPlaylist #NowPlaying #BlastFromThe2000s #HiddenGems