Music Videos

  1. What’s New In Music: Alabama Shakes, M. Ward

    This Week: Matthew Wars leaves She & Him and Monsters of Folk for his own sound; Alabama Shakes drop a great debut and pick up a spot on Jack White’s new tour; A collection of earl…

    April 10, 2012
  2. Dream Cop “Nasdaq”

    Hailing from Blacksburg, VA one-man-band Tommy Davidson, aka Dream Cop, just released this video for “Nasdaq.” Loops of old piano house are layered with a stutteringly driving beat…

    April 9, 2012
  3. Holograms ”Hidden Structures”

    Give these guys four minutes of your attention: ernest punk vocals and 80s new wave sounds – Stockholm’s Holograms are going to be gaining lots of new fans. You should be one.

    April 9, 2012
  4. Porcelain Raft “Drifting In and Out”

    Porcelain Raft’s Strange Weekend is still getting a lot of play over here and “Drifting In and Out” is a standout. The video leaves a little bit to be desired as once ag…

    April 9, 2012
  5. Lee Ranaldo “Angels”

    Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo released solo album Between The Times And The Tides, his first album with a full backup band behind him. Here’s the second video so far, directed…

    April 8, 2012
  6. Tanlines “Brothers”

    GoPano introduced 360 degree video to the masses with their iPhone app and attachable lens, so Tanlines decided to play around with it for their first video off Mixed Emotions….

    April 8, 2012
  7. Jack White “Sixteen Saltines”

    Here’s video number two off Jack White’s new album, Blunderbuss, which comes out later this month. In the strange clip Jack White is the only adult in a world full of crazed…

    April 6, 2012
  8. Alabama Shakes “Hold On”

    Who needs a highfalutin video when you sound this amazing?! Lead singer Brittany Howard is channeling some serious Creedence in their lead single from debut album, Boys & Girls…

    April 6, 2012
  9. SBTRKT “Hold On”

    London-based DJ/producer Aaron Jerome aka SBTRKT put out a beautiful self-titled debut last year and just released this clip for “Hold On” with singer and collaborator Sampha. The …

    April 6, 2012
  10. Marilyn Manson “No Reflection”

    Marilyn Mason where have you been? Other than some recent gossip that he’s now dating Lana Del Rey, there hasn’t been much news about Brian Warner. Perhaps because he’s been worki…

    April 5, 2012
  11. Miike Snow “The Wave”

    The second clip from last week’s new album, Happy To You, “The Wave” picks up right where “Paddling Out” left off in the bizarre saga of Jean Noel, which the album seems to …

    April 5, 2012
  12. Electric Guest “This Head I Hold” (Live)

    This tune is fantastic 60s throwback pop at it’s best. Maybe it has something to do with production by Danger Mouse (Black Keys, The Rapture, Beck, Broken Bells). Electric Guest dr…

    April 5, 2012
  13. Unknown Mortal Orchestra “Nerve Damage”

    I’m glad UMO keep putting out videos from last year’s self-titled debut because it’s a totally fantastic album. The clip is appropriately trippy and shows a spaced out guy having v…

    April 4, 2012
  14. Orbital “Wonky”

    Wonky indeed! Kings of electronic music in the 90s, Orbital are releasing their first album since 2004′s Blue Album. Based on this first single and title track for the album…

    April 4, 2012
  15. School of Seven Bells “Lafaye”

    Filmed in an abandoned house in Dallas, here’s the first clip for School of Seven Bell’s first one from new album, Ghostory, which follows singer Alejandra Deheza as she hau…

    April 4, 2012