The music video for Bang Tango’s “Someone Like You” is a notable example of late-1980s hard rock and glam metal imagery, highlighting the band’s mix of raw energy and stylized attitude. Released in 1989 alongside their debut album Psycho Café, the video received regular MTV airplay on shows like Headbangers Ball and Dial MTV, giving the band national exposure despite modest chart success.
The video’s look is defined by neon lighting, dark settings, and minimal staging, creating a moody, almost cinematic atmosphere. Simple performance shots, dramatic lighting, and constant movement—especially around vocalist Joe Lesté—match the song’s driving rhythm and restless feel. Though the track was not a major hit, the video’s heavy rotation helped make Psycho Café a cult favorite, and it remains remembered for its gritty, late-’80s visual style.
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