“I want to stay in a feeling like this,” Blouse frontwoman Charlie Hilton recites in ‘A Feeling Like This,’ singing with her simultaneously captivating and lifeless drawl. It makes sense then, that the song’s new video is populated with characters that don’t appear to be going anywhere. They’re all caught in a series of moments.
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Angel Olsen follow up her debut, ‘Halfway Home,’ with ‘Burn Your Fire for No Witness,’ due out Feb. 18, and today, she’s unveiled a video for its first single, ‘Forgiven/Forgotten.’ Olsen stars in the clip, which was directed by her creative partner Zia Anger.
With the exception of Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You,' all of the best holiday songs are at least moderately depressing.
Musical inspiration can strike at any time, and for Rebecca Davina Bortman (My First Earthquake/Happy Fangs), 'Bodies' began as a tune she recorded on her cell phone one night.
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TV Ghost, a Lafayette, Ind.-based post-punk outfit, has put together a video for ‘Others Will Be Born,’ a track from their most recent long-player, ‘Disconnect.’ Perhaps not coincidentally, “disconnected” is an apt description of the new clip.
For some fans, Pixies simply aren't Pixies without founding bassist Kim Deal, who left earlier this year during sessions for the handful of new tunes the group has dropped since June. Deal was a key member, for certain, but it's arguably even harder to imagine the alt-rock godheads continuing without lead guitarist Joey Santiago.
Best Coast have released a Funny or Die lyric video for the song 'This Lonely Morning,' and instead of throwing words onto a screen with psychedelic colors and shapes, like most groups do, they head to the tennis courts for something a bit more playful.
Though Metric’s ‘Synthetica’ arrived more than a year ago, the Canadian indie rockers are just now releasing a video for ‘Lost Kitten.’ It depicts a colorful journey through the streets of Mexico City, as the clip’s hero — Canadian dancer and actor Sheldon McIntosh — searches for his house mother.