Murf is the best, and probably only, RoboCop themed hardcore band that you will ever listen to. Where you didn't expect to find a market for a 32-year-old movie in the Minneapolis punk scene, Murf has carved one out. Members of the band even partnered with Trash Film Debauchery to host a live event where 55 different filmmakers reshot 55 scenes from the 1987 thriller classic. It was at that premiere of the fan remake of RoboCop that Murf debut a music video for "Your Move Creep" from their self-titled debut. Much like future Detroit in the film, the video for "Your Move Creep" takes place in a dystopian version of Minneapolis where a masked vigilante has risen to stop crime by any means necessary.
Murf's Murf is the sonic equivalent of sticking a fork in a light socket. You're going to get one hell of a rush even though it may not be your healthiest life choice. Each song is just as aggressive and unapologetically punishing as the last, and "Your Move Creep" is no exception. The angular guitar riffs leave you constantly off balance while the vocalist and drummer push you around. The video directed by Dan Hoffstrom with cinematography done by Victoria Carpenter. The video was shot on a Super 8 camera to give it that extra gritty snuff-film feel that the video strives for.
Watch the music video for Murf's "Your Move Creep" below.
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