Queens of the Stone Age have shared the latest animated video for a new song from '…Like Clockwork,' out via Matador on June 4. This time, it's 'My God Is the Sun,' which will be the album's first single. The epic and artsy track features those signature Josh Homme riffs and dramatic, vibrato-y vocals. It makes you wonder how anyone could've ever considered QOTSA to be stoner rock.
Books of Love – a duo comprising La Sera/Vivian Girls’ Katy Goodman and the Hush Sound’s Greta Morgan – have released a video for their new single ‘Space Time’ (watch above). The quirky, feelgood clip follows the singers on an eventful journey to find an alien boyfriend.
Queens of the Stone Age are back with yet another visual clip from their forthcoming record ‘…Like Clockwork,’ and this time, they’ve treated us to the video for ‘If I Had a Tail.’ It isn’t quite as bloody as some of the other vids they’ve unveiled recently, but with its fast-paced car race and cast of grotesque pyromaniacs, it fits right into the creepy, sinister theme.
Queens of the Stone Age are on a roll. First, they released eerie, graphic videos for ‘I Appear Missing’ and ‘Kalopsia,’ and now, they’ve unveiled yet another creepy animated clip for their new tune ‘Keep Your Eyes Peeled.’ The vid (watch above) depicts a monstrous character getting into a pretty nasty bar fight before lighting a cigarette and setting the room on fire.
Ty Segall has announced the release of a new album, ‘Sleeper,’ and rather than do so via a boring press release, the ambitious San Francisco-based garage rocker has unveiled a brief "commercial" to promote the forthcoming set. The 30-second clip (watch above) finds Segall dozing off around the house, on the ground and even in a tree — which is ironic, considering he seems far too busy to ever sleep.
In Wampire’s new video for ‘Orchards’ (watch above), what starts out as a carefree road trip is rudely interrupted by the arrival of a surprise guest.
The Brooklyn-based disco-punk duo of Nick Millhiser and Alex Frankel, more popularly known as Holy Ghost! have released a video for their new single, ‘Dumb Disco Ideas.’ The eight-minute clip (watch above) depicts a striking light show on an NYC rooftop as nighttime descends upon the city.
Last week, Queens of the Stone Age unveiled a video for ‘I Appear Missing’ and now, the animated journey continues with a newly released clip for the tune ‘Kalopsia,’ a term referencing "a condition wherein things appear more beautiful than they are." The vid (watch above) is graphic and more than a little creepy, but it pairs well with the song’s haunting vocals.
This past weekend, Vampire Weekend appeared on ‘SNL’ to play a couple of new songs, and last night (May 13), they hit the stage of ‘Late Night With Jimmy Fallon’ to perform a couple more: ‘Ya Hey’ (above) and the web-exclusive ‘Everlasting Arms’ (below).
