Last time we checked in with Glasgow's own Biffy Clyro, they were finishing up their latest double album: Opposites. Now that this aforementioned album has been out since January—and has gained recognition worldwide—the trio unveils the video for "Opposite."
Ever since !!!'s (Chk Chk Chk) latest album came out—THR!!!ER—we have been listening to it repeatedly for weeks. This album consists of one unforgettable funk rock hit after the next. If you don't believe us, just watch their video for "One Girl/One Boy," conveniently located above!
The San Francisco power pop artist, Mikal Cronin, has come a long way since his collaborations with long-time friend and writing partner Ty Segall. Now with his second album, MCII, under his belt, we're really beginning to see how he's developing as an artist and we're loving it!
In his latest video for "Change," Cronin teamed up with director, Claire Marie Vogel, to create a wild house party that just gets wilder as the song grows more aggressive.
We are always interested in any news about LA quintet, Milo Greene. Over the years, we have fallen madly in love with these hometown heroes, so it's still surprising that they only have their self-titled debut album under their belt.
As we wait for a wave of new music from them, we're eager to share this fun fact: they were on the latest episode of AT: Guitar Center with Nic Harcourt podcast! If you too are experiencing Milo Greene withdrawals, do yourself a favor and listen now!
Somewhere under the night sky of Austin, The Smashing Pumpkins played an outstanding performance for Guitar Center Sessions. As much as we would love to see the entire episode already, we at least have a clip of the band doing a cover of David Bowie's "Space Oddity."
We are loving this cover, which reminds us how just how badass and influencial both Bowie and The Smashing Pumpkins truly are.
It's hard to believe that two months have passed since Dr. Martens and FILTER were hanging out with the coolest bands at SXSW. We don't mean to brag, but we do have the funnest guests at our parties. This week, we reminisce about our time with the lo-fi garage pop genius, King Tuff.
We have come to know Har Mar Superstar for his outrageous perfomances and flamboyant confidence.
In his video for vintage-soul single, "Lady, You Shot Me"—off latest record, Bye Bye 17, out now via Cult Records—he translates those things into a glamorous show of a true superstar. It is a performance we can groove to, even as he sings about the absolute agonies of losing a love in the worst of ways.
Thanks to The Smiths, alt rock musicians and fans alike are instilled with an identical mantra à la song title “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out.”
This mantra takes on a more magnificent, visceral meaning when visuals are added, evident in the video for "Light On," by Nashville-based rockers Bad Cop.
Jacco Gardner is a cherished multi-instrumentalist hailing from the Netherlands. But you might know him as that chamber pop wiz who was a total showstopper at SXSW.
To get your latest Jacco Gardner fix, we've got the new video for "Chameleon"—the penultimate track on Gardner's debut full-length Cabinet of Curiosities—directed by Johan Kramer.
