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Known best for their 2006 single and viral music video "Here It Goes Again," alternative rock group OK Go, returns with another elaborate performance in the new video "End Love." From Left: Andy Ross, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka, Damian Kulash. (Photo courtesy of Day 19)

Q&A with bassist Tim Nordwind of OK Go

It turns out there’s a lot more to OK Go than viral music videos. The State Press took some time to chat with bassist Tim Nordwind a few days after the premiere of it’s new video, “End Love.”

By Lenni Rosenblum | June 27, 2010
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