Founded by ex-Harlem Shakes (no, not that Harlem Shake) guitarist Todd Goldstein, Brooklyn indie rockers ARMS have been blowing up the NY music scene of late. They’ve dropped a stellar new video for their track ‘Comfort’ off their latest release EP2, and it’s definitely not one to miss. Shot in and around Manhattan and Brooklyn, from Madison Square Park to Williamsburg to Rockaway and Prospect Park, the video, like the track, is kinetic and jumpy. That is, it quite literally starts in one spot and takes you somewhere totally different–much like the song’s melodic intro, which leads into the furious dueling guitars that finish off “Comfort.”

The video also takes unique advantage of the scenery of the city, featuring a memorable art installation that was a big hit among New Yorkers this spring and summer. Out on upstart Brooklyn label Paper Garden, the band is sure to get a lot more attention in the coming months. With CMJ about to take over New York City, the band is set to play a ton of shows in support of its new release, so make sure you check out a live set if you’re in the city.