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Set The Score embody self-confidence in new song

Melbourne's prime pop-punk outfit, Set The Score, have recently released a rather touching and uplifting track titled, 'Worthless'.

Melbourne's prime pop-punk outfit, Set The Score, have recently released a rather touching and uplifting track titled, 'Worthless'.

The video is reminiscent of recent film clips from fellow locals Perspectives and Columbus: band plays inside their friend or family member's house, with footage of the video's narrative then cut in between or the treatment has the main character walk through the house showing the band playing (a la Foo Fighters 'My Hero'). It's the former here. Oh, and remember parents - never stifle your kid's creativity, that's just not cool.

The new song comes off the group's forthcoming EP (not a whole lot of details on it just yet, sadly) but it's coming out later this month and we'll be letting you know when it's going to officially drop the minute we hear anything.

The video was shot by the one and only Cian Marangos.