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"When it came time for Atlanta all-female punk band the Coathangers to shoot a video for &amp;quot;Follow Me,&amp;quot; the lead single from their upcoming fourth album Suck My Shirt, they could&amp;apos;ve shot a low-budget, DIY video of themselves lip-syncing to the stomping, post-punk track and moved on. Instead, the group responsible for &amp;quot;Don&amp;apos;t Touch My Shit&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Nestle in My Boobies&amp;quot; asked longtime friends Mastodon to don wigs and dresses, while the Coathangers themselves only make a minor appearance.\r\n&amp;quot;We&amp;apos;ve known some of the Mastodon guys for years and practice at the same place,&amp;quot; the band tells Rolling Stone. &amp;quot;[Vocalist/guitarist]&amp;#xA0;Brent [Hinds] was even at our very first record release show back in 2007. Atlanta definitely has a big city/small town feel.&amp;quot;\r\nWhere Does Mastodon&amp;apos;s &amp;apos;The Hunter&amp;apos; Rank on Rolling Stone&amp;apos;s 50 Best Albums of 2011?\r\nIn the video, the Atlanta metal quartet mock-lick their lips and make coy glances at the camera. Hinds gets into the role,&amp;#xA0;deep throating the microphone, tweaking his nipple and stroking his microphone between his legs. There is also an accordion-playing horse because why not.\r\n&amp;quot;We got in contact with Brent and the rest was pure magic,&amp;quot; the band says. &amp;quot;The shoot was one of the most amazing experiences we&amp;apos;ve ever had as a band! It was surreal to say the least to see them in DRAG miming to OUR SONG! I mean seriously mind-blowing!&amp;quot;\r\nBut Mastodon hasn&amp;apos;t completely forsaken music for acting. Last year, the group&amp;apos;s drummer Brann Dailor told Rolling Stone that the band&amp;apos;s as-yet-untitled sixth album was &amp;quot;pretty much ready now&amp;quot; and that the band was trimming down the album from nearly 20 songs.\r\n&amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s gonna be massive and insane, lots of epic greatness,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;There will be lots of huge riffs and new directions. It&amp;apos;s real weird, real math-y, real straightforward. It&amp;apos;s up, down and all around. It&amp;apos;s a culmination of everything for the band. The snowball keeps rolling and collecting snow.&amp;quot;\r\nThe Coathangers are prepping for the March 18th release of Suck My Shirt, the trio&amp;apos;s new album whose title, as the band notes, refers to &amp;quot;the salvaging of spilled tequila during the recording session for the album.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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