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Oregon-based Mackintosh Braun are set to release their Chop Shop Records debut, Where We Are, on September 21.
The electronic-duo has put together a record that almost guarantees a dance party anywhere it is played.
Want a little taste of this dance-inducing record? Download "Could It Be" below!
Where We Are drops September 21st.
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With only a few weeks left before their new album Halcyon Digest arrives, Deerhunter has unveiled a new video for their track "Helicopter."
The clip is basically a super long close up of front man Bradford Cox singing to the camera, while images flash onto the screen.
Not totally sure as to the point of it, maybe you will have a better understanding.
To check out the video, click the link below and then click on the words of Dennis Cooper.
Halcyon Digest arrives September 28th via 4AD
| Deerhunter - 'Helicopter' |
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In support of their forthcoming album, Write About Love, Belle and Sebastian are releasing a series of unique videos.
The half-hour video features the band playing two new songs titled "I Want The World to Stop" and "I Didn't See It Coming", doing a Q&A with fans, fan montages, and little skits.
Check out the video below!
Write About Love drops October 12 in the US.
"Write About Love" the single will drop September 7th. People who follow the band's Twitter will receive the single 24 hours before the public.
You can also catch the band at any of these dates.
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Future FILTER Magazine Culture Collide indie rockers Land Of Talk have unveiled their new video for "Quarry Hymns."
The clip features a very gracious dancer, dancing alone in a room while another woman watches. There are a few other elements in the video including a cup of tea, a key, and onlooker disappearing and reappearing.
I'm not 100% sure as to what the video means, but it couples with the music very well.
"Quarry Hymns" is from Land Of Talk's latest record, Cloak And Cipher, out now.
Catch Land Of Talk at the dates below including a set at FILTER Magazine's Culture Collide Festival!
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Los Angeles' Zola Jesus has released a new video for her track "Sea Talk."
The clip features the experimental singer/songwriter walking through a creepy house, appearing on a not-so perfectly working TV, and getting intimate with some electricity.
I doubt it was her goal, but all I think of when watching this clip, is the movie Poltergeist.
Check out the video below.
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Following a slew of album delays and the release of 3 buffer tracks (an attempt to keep fans interested but not as pissed about the album delay), Kid Cudi has dropped a new track titled "Do You Get It."
The new track isn't exactly groundbreaking but it IS a new track. What more do you want?
Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager is set for a November 9th release. Maybe.
(try to ignore the Young Money HD ads)
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A day in the life of a Japanese school girl seems pretty awesome, at least in The Depreciation Guild's video for "My Chariot" it does.
The shoegazey trio decided to just go simple by shooting a video in Tokyo featuring a pair of school girls frolicking around the city and just having a grand ol' time while the sweet sounding beats and light hearted vocals of the tune are pumping through your speakers.
"My Chariot" is from The Depreciation Guild's Spirit Youth which is out now.
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The Warren Fu directed video for Mark Ronson's "The Bike Song" is, well, about bikes.
The video features Mark Ronson (sporting a sharp new blonde hairdo), Kyle Falconer, and Spank Rock performing their parts and riding bikes. There's more to the video, but you have to watch it to understand.
"The Bike Song" is from Mark Ronson & The Business INTL's upcoming album, Record Collection, out September 28th via RCA.
Dust off your old cruiser and enjoy!
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Well just as promised, Cee-Lo Green has released an official video for his new hit single, "F**K You!"
The new video tells a little heartbreaking story of a young child (possibly Cee-Lo) growing up and chasing girls but always ultimately failing. The 50's style diner and dress couple well with the Motown styled jam, even though Richie Cunningham would never use that language!
Check out the video below and watch to the end, trust me, it's worth it!
Ladykiller drops December 7th.
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To get you stoked for their upcoming US tour, Built To Spill have unveiled their new video for "Hindsight."
The clip features the band playing for a very lively crowd of elderly people at a 2010 reunion (it starts with the words "Many Years From Now..."). After watching the video, you will see I am being sarcastic about the liveliness.
"Hindsight" is from the band's There Is No Enemy LP out now.
Check out the dates below!
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