This new A Place to Bury Strangers video for "So Far Away" is made entirely from Instagram photos (?)
"So Far Away" is from the Onwards To the Wall EP, out via Dead Oceans on February 7.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
saturday wake up call
A gang of honey-grubbing bears plan one last heist in "I Don't Wanna Go Home" by Kingsley Flood.
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kingsley flood
Friday, January 13, 2012
friday wake up call
Crazy animated video for "Slander" by Trash Talk.
"Slander" was directed by Jim Dirschberger and illustrated by Jay Howell. There is also this wicked limited edition skateboard to accompany the track/video!
"Slander" was directed by Jim Dirschberger and illustrated by Jay Howell. There is also this wicked limited edition skateboard to accompany the track/video!
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trash talk
Thursday, January 12, 2012
thursday wake up call
Walter Robot (Bill Barminski and Christopher Louie) have created this cool animated noir-looking video for Death Cab's "Underneath The Sycamore"
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death cab
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
wednesday wake up call
Here's an interesting series of music videos documenting the lives of young people in contemporary Scandinavia. The videos were directed by Emil Trier and featured music by Torgny, which can be found in the upcoming Trilogy EP, out on January 23.
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emil trier,
torgny
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
tuesday wake up call
Amazing light-painting video created by Darcy Prendergast/Oh Yeah Wow for "Rippled" by All India Radio.
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all india radio
Monday, January 09, 2012
monday wake up call
This is pretty incredible—five musicians (Walk off the Earth and Sarah Blackwood) on one guitar covering Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know".
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covers,
sarah blackwood,
walk off the earth
Sunday, January 08, 2012
sunday wake up call
Scenic video shot in Northern Michigan for "The Stranger" by Lord Huron.
"The Stranger" is taken from the Mighty EP, stream it here.
"The Stranger" is taken from the Mighty EP, stream it here.
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lord huron
Saturday, January 07, 2012
saturday wake up call
Matador has released a brand new Ceremony track, "Hysteria"—off of the upcoming 7-inch as well as the band’s fourth album entitled Zoo, out on March 6.
Head over to Matador to hear/download "Hysteria".
Not sure how I feel about this new song... it doesn’t sound like Ceremony—too soft and certainly not punk/hardcore enough for my liking. Oh well, for now, please enjoy "Kersed" and "You're All the Same", two of the greatest songs ever! They are both off of Violence Violence.
...and "Kersed" live!
Head over to Matador to hear/download "Hysteria".
Not sure how I feel about this new song... it doesn’t sound like Ceremony—too soft and certainly not punk/hardcore enough for my liking. Oh well, for now, please enjoy "Kersed" and "You're All the Same", two of the greatest songs ever! They are both off of Violence Violence.
...and "Kersed" live!
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ceremony
Friday, January 06, 2012
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