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This Gotye video by Lucinda Schreiber is great. It has a really creepy mood to it, in a good way. The question is, will it go mega-viral the way one of Gotye’s other videos famously did. Only time, and YouTube, will tell.
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Joyland’s track Whitebait is pretty sweet. Haunting, hypnotic and atmospheric, with a vocal reminiscent of Frank Black. There’s a nice video to go along with it, too, directed by Tom Skipp.
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Story Books is a band made up of six guys from Kent, England, who have been getting great attention from the BBC as well as in Texas the other week at SXSW, despite the fact that their first EP, Too Much A Hunter, isn’t due to be released until April 28. They also have good [...]
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In a past life, I worked in a rather large advertising agency and had the fortune of crossing paths with some very creative characters. Jed is just one of those people: an old friend who’s always had a real talent for illustration and ideas. He used to make his living as a creative in ad [...]
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DJ Hiatus and Shura from London have done it again. They just released another of those lovely chill-out tunes that make you immediately switch into groovy relax-mode, the right kind of tune for any roadtrip. The track is accompanied by an equally enchanting stop-motion video directed by Tom Jobbins: Who would have thought that you [...]
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Bat For Lashes’ latest music video from their critically acclaimed album The Haunted Man uses visually stunning stop-motion animation, life-size puppets, and morphing animation. This unique video highlights and echoes the mysterious and cryptic lyrics of the song, Lilies.
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This is the perfect art-melt between dance, production, music and 3D effects. It’s the official music video for Eclipse/Blue by Daito Manabe, Takcom, Satoru Higa and MIKOKO, with support from The Creators Project.
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We are used to tell the story of this song right before singing it live – that awkward moment when you say, ‘The next song is about a lonely-depressed wife driving on the road of happiness straight to a private psychiatric hospital’. And then, the audience are like, ‘what the..?’ and you just play the [...]
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Film director Sebastien Loghman has collaborated with Boys Noize for the second time with the electro-heavy What You Want music video, helming the script as well as the art direction. The plot revolves around a regular guy who moves to the suburban city of Olympian Hills where everyone has mad superhero skills like BBQing with [...]
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I was all excited about that Alt-J ‘Fitzpleasure’ video, but everyone knows about that. How about this awesome Yellow Ostrich track, instead? Their original Whale video also has layered vocals and cool percussion, whilst speaking to my greatest love: coffee.
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Chicago’s Terrible Spaceship have just released their debut album, Invaders 1938. The Chicago Tribune says that the band is ‘equally influenced by Danny Elfman, Portishead and Orson and H.G. Welles’. And who are we to disagree.
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Brian Jones would be proud. We are kind of undergoing a 60s Psychedelic Rock revival in California right now, and I am definitely not complaining. Bands like Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, White Fence, and now Foxygen keep popping up with really great albums. Foxygen’s latest single, San Francisco, is a fun, somewhat trippy example [...]
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Blame it on the music maybe, but Cyriak’s latest music vid work for Cirrus, the first single off Simon Green aka Bonobo’s next album, seems to have him taking a chill pill, sampling evergreen American suburbia scenes instead of, er, spider cows and cats sprouting cats. Even then, with Cyriak’s characteristic mad splice-and-dice style fully [...]
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UK band Monarchy’s latest music video featuring Dita Von Teese is visually stunning. Everything about it is mezmerizing — from the music to the cinematography. You won’t be able to look away until the very end. And even then … well, that’s what the play again button is for.
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The infallible Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are releasing their new album Push The Sky Away this February. Net lingo aside, We No Who U R is the first track off the album, a haunting tune with a chorus that goes ‘We know who you are/ We know where you live/ And we know [...]
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