For their new album, 'Planet Anthem,' the Disco Biscuits are going for something slightly different than the sweaty, marathon throw-downs that they're famous for live. Sure, the concerts are packed with kids who follow the Biscuits from show to show, but their albums were never as fully appreciated as their nightly spectacles. The band spent three years working to change that, via a focused effort in which the songs would be treated as songs instead of jams. Likewise, this time around they're treating the videos as videos.

"All of our past videos have been DIY," bassist Marc Brownstein admits to Spinner. "But we knew we had to do something special for 'You and I.'" So when the Biscuits flew to Japan this past summer to headline the Fuji Rock festival, they brought along Ghost Town Media (Death Cab for Cutie, Kanye West) to make the video.

"We love the twisted storyline and the main character," says Brownstein. "Can you say 'Ramen noodles?'"