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The Jack Antonoff-led group has also released a music video for the latest Everybody for Ten Minutes<\/em> offering <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n \n\tBleachers<\/a> end up playing an impromptu house show in the new music video for \u201cThe Van,\u201d the latest offering from the Jack Antonoff<\/a>-led outfit\u2019s upcoming LP, Everyone for Ten Minutes<\/em>. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cThe Van\u201d sits solidly in that classic category of Bleachers songs in which Antonoff ruminates on his early days as a musician and leaving home for the first time. Over a steady drum groove and a heady mix of horns and harmonica, Antonoff recalls Wawa pitstops, gigs at Wayne Firehouse (an old underground venue in New Jersey), and a fateful tour that solidified his musical ambitions.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cSo we drove back from the west with our new religion then,\u201d Antonoff sings, \u201cOne-way tickets in heart and in hand\/Said fuck anything in my way this is forever now\/And then just like that everything changed.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tRather than reflecting life on the road, the video for \u201cThe Van,\u201d directed by Alex Lockett, takes a more rooted approach. It opens with Antonoff buzzing the hair off his head before joining the rest of Bleachers at an apartment practice space. The sounds of \u201cThe Van\u201d have a Pied Piper-like effect on the people in the town, who gather outside the building before joining Bleachers in the room.\u00a0<\/p>\n