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Mumford & Sons have dropped a new video, supporting their latest album, Babel, out now. In the clip for “Lover Of The Light”, Idris Elba (The Wire) directs and plays the role of a blind man who...
It’s been over two long years since Vampire Weekend released their latest album, Contra, and since then, we haven’t really heard new material from them. But as of yesterday, we can be officially...
The Killers have just dropped the new video for “Miss Atomic Bomb”, taken from their latest effort, Battle Born. The video itself is your regular tour video, showing the band jamming on stage and...
Feist has released the new video for “Graveyard,” off her latest work, Metals. The polite way to describe the video would be to say that it is very simple or artsy, but I have to be frank: the clip...
Titus Andronicus have released the first video supporting their latest album, Local Business, now available via XL Recordings. “In a Big City” is a rousing anthem and ode to the band’s native New...
It’s been over a year since M83 released the fantastic album, Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming – proving once and for all that Anthony Gonzalez is the undisputed master at crafting swelling, electronic...
New York-based band, Guards, will finally unleash their debut full-length, aptly named In Guards We Trust, slated to be released on February 5th via Black Bell Records. It’s bound to be a good one....
It’s been over a year since Bon Iver released his latest album Bon Iver, Bon Iver – but the video for the 80s-inspired album closer, “Beth/Rest”, is finally here. Justin Vernon directs and here’s...
Earlier this year, the fantastic soul rockers, Alabama Shakes, released a debilitatingly awesome debut album, Boys & Girls, which introduced frontwoman Brittany Howard’s wonderful voice and energy...
Here’s the new video for Grizzly Bear’s “Yet Again”, one of the best tracks from their latest album, Shields, out now. The clip was executive produced by The Creators Project and directed by Emily...
Lana Del Rey will soon release Born To Die: The Paradise Edition – an expanded edition of her 2012 breakthrough album. The reissued Born To Die album will feature eight brand-new songs, including...
Indie rock outfit, Guards, is gearing up for the release of their aptly titled debut LP, In Guards We Trust, due out on February 5th. “Silver Lining” is their first single: an upbeat little number...
It’s been five years since their last album, but Two Gallants have finally made their return with The Bloom And The Blight, and they are back with a vengeance. They’ve released their first single,...
Lana Del Rey did a David Lynch-inspired commercial for fashion retailer H&M, where she covered “Blue Velvet.” In the two-minute clip, she makes use of her lower register, as she languidly sings in...
Natasha Khan, otherwise known as Bat For Lashes, has unveiled another single from her upcoming album, The Haunted Man, due out October 23rd via Parlophone. “All Your Gold” blends well together...
Chan Marshall directs and stars in the new video for “Cherokee”, taken from Cat Power’s new album Sun, out now. In the post-apocalyptic clip, she and a group of survivors engage in weird laser...
Mumford & Sons have unveiled the video for “I Will Wait”, the first single from their much anticipated upcoming album, Babel, due out September 25. The clip uses footage from their recent stop at...
Death Cab For Cutie frontman, Ben Gibbard, has released “Teardrop Windows” – the lead single from his forthcoming solo debut, Former Lives, due out on October 16. The track has a feel-good, folksy...
David Byrne, the former Talking Heads frontman, and St. Vincent, singer-songwriter otherwise known as Annie Clark, have teamed up to create their collaborative album, Love This Giant, which will...
Former Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ guitarist, John Frusciante, is back with his upcoming album, PBX Funicular Intaglio Zone, set for a September 25th release. You can get a taste of the new LP with...
Here is Muse‘s controversial and highly anticipated (and/or dreaded) dubstep song, “Unsustainable.” The track, like the video, is theatrical and apocalyptic: as society breaks down and everything...
Passion Pit‘s former keyboardist, Ayad Al Adhamy, is leading a new band called Team Spirit, and they are gearing up for a fall release of their self-titled debut EP. Their first single,...
“The House That Heaven Built”, the first single from Japandroids’ new album, Celebration Rock, is without a doubt this year’s summer anthem and so far, one of the best tracks of 2012. Today they...
Hot Chip released their second video this week (the first one being “Look At Where We Are“); the new video is for “How Do You Do?”, taken from their new album, In Our Heads. The clip is equally...
In the new video for Andrew Bird‘s “Give It Away”, a mom and dad host an idyllic birthday party for their son and his friends, and they hire a human piñata as entertainment for the kids. After he...
Blonds have been consistently putting out great tracks, ever since self-releasing their EP, Dark Roots, last year. The Florida-based band has recently relocated to Brooklyn to continue working on...
The Irish trio, Two Door Cinema Club, is set to release their highly-anticipated sophomore album, Beacon, on September 3rd. “Sleep Alone” is the first single to be revealed, and it showcases the...
Passion Pit held a contest alongside Genero.tv to find the best video proposal for their album’s latest single, “I’ll Be Alright”, and this was the winning clip. It seems like it would’ve been a...
Hot Chip teamed up with the Creators Project for their new video, “Look At Where We Are” – their new album, In Our Heads, is out now on Domino. The video, directed by Danny Perez, is definitely...
Mumford & Sons have recently announced the upcoming release of Babel, their follow-up to their extraordinary debut album, Sigh No More. Below you’ll find the full tracklist with links to YouTube...
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