The French rockers formed their band around mutual love for Nirvana and all sounds 90s. Their fourth album, Pursuit dropped late last year.

Here: blow your braincase for a minute with this bizarre-o grindcore clip from Japan’s Maruosa.

Feist’s second video from Metals was shot in Mexico by Martin De Thurah. Feist says: “This video captures glimpses of something human, we get a peek inside something real between people – could be loss, longing and love. A lot of things which is about being a human being. It is told in a way where it opens up more aspects than it concludes.”

In the newest clip from last year’s amazing Strange Mercy St. Vincent’s Annie Clark is an oversized museum piece who wants to break free. Then it all falls apart

The new clip for a standout track from last year’s El Camino. The tour video follows the Keys from their rocking album release show in NYC to the rest of the world on their tour.

This Week: South Africa’s intriguing weirdo rave / rap crew Die Antwoord bring TEN$ION; A darker, draftier Of Montreal; Blondes DIY electronica; Dr. Dog is on album number seven; Sharon Van Etton has guest spots for Beirut, The National and The Walkmen.

UK producer duo Punks Jump Up just dropped this clip for their new single, “Get Down.” These guys sound like they’re fans of LCD Soundsystem and the whole dance -punk thing; they get busy with the cowbell here. Good stuff.

Says Adult Swim: “When we heard “Fallout” from Neon Indian’s new record, Era Extrana, we knew we had to do something with him. So we tracked his ass down and said “let us make you a video!” He said “Uhhh, sure…” and we immediately called Lilfuchs, who made this homage to 80′s toons and sexy commercials. Put your arm around someone and click on this bad boy.”

A nice stop-motion and photography clip from the folk revivalist duo. It took more than 2,000 pieces of paper to create this video; all of them were recycled.

Follow a quiet-ish video store clerk with a rather disturbing hobby. Scotland’s electro / shoegazers Twilight Sad release their latest full-length, No One Can Ever Know, later this year.