Jimmy Eat World just released an acoustic video for their single "Get Right," according to NME.
The band recently released the track, which is the lead single from their forthcoming ninth album, Integrity Blues. While the original version is a bit heavier, this slower rendition showcases all of the track's intense rawness.
"The album has a lot of nuances to it, but in a general way you could say that it's about how the best that any of us have at any given point is that we're all in a state of progress," frontman Jim Adkins told DrownedInSound about Integrity Blues. "Coming to terms with that, and being at peace in that, means focusing on what you truly control - that's your effort. The outcome is not up to you; it's a waste of time to take negative outcomes personally, and it's a waste of your time to interpret positive outcomes as anything other than what you should be grateful for."
Integrity Blues is set to drop on October 21.
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