5 Framing Hanley Music Videos from 2007–2025
Directed by David Dutton
A dark, emotionally charged alternative‑rock track — the video and lyrics explore pain, betrayal, inner conflict and the desperate desire for truth, framed through heavy…
Directed by Mason Dixon
A hard‑rock / alternative‑rock track about toxic obsession and the feeling of being “guilty” in love — the lyrics portray emotionally destructive attachment and self‑awareness…
A dark‑toned alt‑rock/punk‑inflected track about toxic relationships and betrayal — the video underscores the anger, despair and release embedded in the lyrics.
Directed by Mason Dixon
A rock‑inflected cover of a hit rap song turned into a hard‑rock anthem — high‑energy guitars, driving percussion, and re‑imagined vocals give the track a…
A raw, emotionally intense post‑grunge/alternative‑rock track about guilt, regret, and a plea for understanding and redemption — the music video heightens the song’s desperation and…
Formed 2005 · Nashville · post-grunge
Framing Hanley is an American rock band formed in Nashville, Tennessee in 2005. They released their first studio album in August 2007, titled The Moment. Their sound has been described as "emo-tinged modern rock" by AllMusic. via Wikipedia
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Everything you need to know about Framing Hanley
Framing Hanley formed in 2005.
Framing Hanley are from Nashville.
Framing Hanley’s music spans post-grunge.
Framing Hanley have released 5 studio albums, from The Moment (2007) to Envy (Digital Deluxe) (2025).
Framing Hanley’s most recent studio album is Envy (Digital Deluxe), released in 2025.
Framing Hanley’s most-watched music videos on AltSounds are “Lollipop”, “Hear Me Now”, “You Stupid Girl” and “Criminal”.
Framing Hanley’s most-viewed music video on AltSounds is “Lollipop” (2008), with 26.7 million views, directed by Mason Dixon. A rock‑inflected cover of a hit rap song turned into a hard‑rock anthem — high‑energy guitars, driving percussion, and re‑imagined vocals give the track a grittier, rebellious edge.
You can listen to Framing Hanley on Spotify, and watch their music videos right here on AltSounds.
