Crosson Drop 3D Lyric Video for Title Track “Guilty Of Rock”
Australia’s theatrical glam-rock trailblazers Crosson have just released the third video from their latest album—the dystopian 3D-animated clip for the title track “Guilty Of Rock.” The single comes from their seventh studio album Guilty Of Rock, now available via Wormholedeath Records.
Rock Rebels on the Run
Set in a future where rock music is outlawed, the video presents Crosson as renegade performers fleeing authorities toward a secret underground concert. The visuals bring the band to life in a bold new medium—something frontman Jason Crosson dreamed of since the band’s inception. Supported by animator Kyle Boddy, Crosson’s vision takes shape in vibrant, cinematic detail.
“I always dreamed of seeing us as 3D animated characters. Seven albums later, here we are,” says Jason Crosson.
Grand Production and Live Spectacle
Mixed and mastered in Sweden by Erik Martensson (known for his work with Eclipse and W.E.T.), the track fuses tight riffs, dramatic vocals, and anthemic energy. Live shows further elevate the theatrical experience—dancers dressed as stern police escort Crosson as they storm the stage in a choreographed act of defiance.
Critics Are Buzzing
Crosson’s album Guilty Of Rock has earned consistent 4- and 5-star reviews from fans and critics worldwide. Reviewers have praised the band’s blend of catchy anthems and pure-live theatricality. One early review hailed the album as a “bombastic glam-infused testament to unapologetic rock,” while another called it “packed with fist-pumping hooks and massive melodies.”
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What Drives Crosson’s Message
According to the band, Guilty Of Rock is bold, unapologetic, and built for the stage. Jason Crosson describes the title track as a tribute to rock fans worldwide who remain defiant and passionate in the face of criticism. “We’re guilty of rock—and proud of it.”
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If you’re ready for something flashy, fiery, and close to full glam-rock camp, Guilty Of Rock delivers on every level—audio and visual.