“Under the Bottom” is a track by American hard rock band Ugly Kid Joe, featured on their 2015 album Uglier Than They Used Ta Be — the band’s first full-length release after a long hiatus. The song includes a guest performance by Phil Campbell, guitarist of Motörhead, who also contributed to other tracks on the album, such as My Old Man and their cover of Ace of Spades. Musically, the track is a mid-tempo hard rock number with heavy-leaning riffs and a standout solo by Campbell. The official music video for Under the Bottom premiered in May 2016, aligning with the album’s promotional cycle.
The video primarily features the band performing the song in classic rock-video settings, with appearances by Phil Campbell emphasizing the collaboration both visually and musically. True to rock video conventions, it highlights energetic performance shots that reflect the track’s intensity and swagger.
Uglier Than They Used Ta Be is widely regarded as a strong, cohesive comeback for Ugly Kid Joe, demonstrating their signature blend of heavy riffs, melodic hooks, and seasoned rock sensibilities after nearly twenty years between full-length albums. The record was produced by guitarist Dave Fortman (known for his work with Slipknot, Godsmack, and Evanescence) and recorded in Louisiana with an expanded seven-member lineup, dubbed the “Seven Headed Monster.”
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