Music Videos TWITCHING TONGUES – “Insincerely Yours” video October 31, 2015 1 min read TWITCHING TONGUES have premiered a new video for their track “Insincerely Yours”, coming from their new album “Disharmony“, released for streaming a couple of days ago. Disharmony by Twitching TonguesDisharmony by Twitching Tongues Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: closed casket activitiesgothic rockhard rockhardcorehardcore punkmetal blade recordsmetallic hardcoretwitching tongues Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in April 21, 2026 Bergamo rockers THE POST SEASONS premiere “Rat Race” video, debut album “Songs For The Sound Guy” April 21, 2026 Brooklyn’s ONESIE premiere “Twilight Years,” written after death of a father April 20, 2026 Heavy instrumentalists OXIDE premiere “Is It Dead…Or Dormant” feat. Thoabath, trace it back to a conversation about parasitic fungi April 17, 2026 Melodic hardcore punks STATE POWER hit hard with new single “Schizoscene” Previous Story DEVIL IN ME – “Soul Rebel” video Next Story ENERGY – “Pet Sematary” (RAMONES cover) video Latest Boston duo BEDTIMEMAGIC return with “Lie Down With Dogs” – premiere “Aroused” video DC teen band PETRICHOR take aim at wealth extraction and ICE terror on “Richest Witches of the West” Mexico City dark screamo duo OSHIRA debut “Vorágine,” tackling never being on time for your own life and disappearing to belong Sardinian hardcore band HOLD ME TIGHT share new single “No Turning Back” Toronto emo post hardcore band DIAMOND WEAPON return with “Letters from the Flood,” an adventurous EP shaped by a year of funerals
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