The Chicharones, 'Burn it Down' -- Video Premiere

Portland, Ore.'s Chicharones belong to a cult of the pig. But not the stinking kind. The rap group, fronted by Josh Martinez and Sleep, have been delivering North Western bacon-crisped rhymes for a decade and are now readying their newest full-length, Swine Flew.

The Chicharones' new video "Burn It Down," directed by Stuey Kubrick, is a testament to their hip hometown. The dynamic duo cruise around in an open Buick while their porkish friend pumps the jams on a fiery turntable.

"The 'Burn It Down' video is the Chicharones' way of thanking our fans in advance, letting them know how much they mean to us and how important it is to keep grounded," the band tells Spinner. "The song is about love, hardship, hardwork and going through the process. It's about taking all the walls that get put up in our path, and burning them down!"

Check out the video for "Burn It Down" below and watch out for their upcoming record Swine Flew out this year via Camobear.

Watch "Burn it Down"