Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Video: Broken Bells "The High Road" Live at SXSW


You can see our pics and video from the same performance [HERE] but this is the official stuff...

Monday, January 18, 2010

Video: Yeah Yeah Yeahs | "Eyes and Jowls"


Don't know too much about this video but it does feature some backstage weirdness and some live footage (Gold Lion/Human Fly) from the side of the stage. There is also an interview with Nick Zinner about a Cramps cover they did but I can't understand what he is saying. Cool video though. Enjoy.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Muse is asked to use backing track during television performance. So they stick it to "The Man"

Muse were on the Italian Tv show "Quelli che il calcio" to promote their new single Uprising. The fun part is that they were forced to use a backup track with vocals and full instrumentation. That's when they decided to trade places and no one in the studio noticed. The host, Simona Ventura even calls Matt the drummer. Classic!

Friday, August 21, 2009

The Lennings release video for "Section C" | Play at Club Mixx tonight.


As we mentioned a few days ago The Lennings recently completed shooting a video for the track Section C. They sent it over to us and we thought we would share it with you. The band is playing a show tonight at 10pm at Club Mixx (6th and Red River). We haven't checked out the venue yet but they are working hard on booking live music these days. Definitely worth checking out.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Video: The Cribs "Cheat on Me"


Johnny Marr is in The Cribs now and that is probably the thing you will hear the most about this album aside from the fact that it is called Ignore The Ignorant. The video above is from the lead track called "Cheat On Me" and the album is due 9/8.

Monday, August 17, 2009

Julian Casablancas Q & A



As we mentioned a few weeks ago Julian Casablancas of The Strokes is prepping his debut solo effort Phrazes For The Young. So far the songs have been kept under wraps with only snippets being released. The newest comes from a Q&A session Julian did a few weeks ago. He talks up the new Strokes album and discusses his favorite bands (Beirut, Dirty Projectors and Beach House make the cut). Towards the end of the video you get to hear some of the new music, check it.



Friday, August 14, 2009

Video: Amanda Blank "Might Like You Better"

Been listening to Amanda Blank's new album for the last few days and can't get enough. We first caught wind of this girl when she came out with Spank Rock at SXSW 2008. She keeps company with not only Rock, but Diplo and Santigold who she opened for at Stubb's in June. The new album is called I Love You and is available now on Downtown Records. It also includes collaborations with Santi, Rock and our favorite Lykke Li

Thursday, August 06, 2009

New Julian Plenti Video : Games for Days featuring Emily Haines!!!!!


I love Interpol, I love Metric. Julian Plenti is Paul Banks from Interpol's new side project we have been talking up for a few weeks. The new video for Games for Days is out today and guess who stars along side Banks in the video... none other than Emily Haines of Metric! To me this is too much awesome in one place, I think you'll agree.

Monday, August 03, 2009

Music With A Side Of Duck Sauce

A-TRAK AND ARMAND VAN HELDEN UNITE AS DUCK SAUCE, RELEASE EP THIS FALL "GREATEST HITS EP" OUT OCTOBER 5th ON FOOLS GOLD RECORDS Arguably one of the more formidable DJ/producer collaborations in recent memory, the creation of Duck Sauce by world renowned DJs A-Trak and Armand Van Helden promises to deliver what could easily be the the most refreshing dance music in years. Individually, the New York-based duo are among the reigning names in dance music, past and present; earlier this year, they teamed up to produce tracks destined to become instant anthems. Having found it easy to work together through similar musical backgrounds and viewpoints, namely creating house music through a hip-hop filter, Duck Sauce was born. Reviving classic mid-90s formulas that became Armand Van Helden's signature sound along with the filtered French Touch era of labels Roulé and Crydamoure, Duck Sauce reinvents effortless disco house with a sonic quality and aplomb suited for the DJs sets of today. Over a span of 5 days A-Trak and Van Helden mined their disco loops with the prime objective of "intentionally making party monsters." The result was several overwhelming, feel-good tracks, two of which became the massive summer sing-along "aNYway" and "You're Nasty", a high-energy dancefloor bomb built around a quirky half-bar sample and a screeching keyboard. Quickly turning into one of the most anticipated releases of 2009, "aNYway" has been receiving tremendous support from DJs worldwide, including airplay from Radio 1 (Zane Lowe, Annie Mac) and Power 106 (DJ Reflex). These 2 songs, as well as other disco gems, can be found on the upcoming Fool's Gold EP entitled Greatest Hits.
Behind-the-scenes interview with A-Trak and Armand Van Helden on the making of Duck Sauce:
"This was massive." - AEROPLANE

"Can I put this out on my label?" -- DIPLO
"Armand and A-Trak chopped those perfect beats to make us do some yoga moves on the dancefloor. Party bangers guaranteed, full support from the whole Ed Banger crew. Will hammer it at Space this summer. BONZAI!" - BUSY P
"["aNYway"] sounds like rollerdisco'ing with the crew from Central Park through a flashing neon rainbow while drinking a milkshake." - THE FADER
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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Yeah Yeah Yeah's Short Film | Snakesweat


Remember those old sitcoms that would make fun of film students and it would show all this weird montages and in the end it say Fin. Well this is kinda like that only with the Yeah Yeah Yeah's. Officially described as mescaline infused and the YYY's playing severely warped versions of themselves. It's interesting to say the least and you can tell it was filmed on our old stomping grounds, the desert southwest...

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Video: The Dead Weather - Treat Me Like Your Mother


This video came out a few weeks ago and made the rounds on all the blogs so some of you might have seen it already. We even posted a preview of it. But just in case you missed it I thought I would put it up today. I am addicted to this video and even if you aren't the type that sits around and watches videos I highly suggest checking this one out all the way through. 

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Video: Metric on Letterman with Behind The Scenes footage

Metric is definitely one of our favorite bands and even though we were less than impressed with their Letterman performance we thought everyone should check it out if they missed it. 'Help I'm Alive' is still a great track and we are thinking that Emily Haines was so subdued because she was nervous. The idea of a video leading up to the performance was a good idea though. Check it out...

Metric :: Behind the Scenes at Letterman
Metric :: Help I'm Alive on Letterman