David Bowie has dropped his video for 'The Next Day,' the title track off his latest album, and this one's a lot to unpack. It stars Gary Oldman as a sweetly coiffed priest, Marion Cotillard as a lady of the night and the man himself as a kind of rock 'n' roll Jesus. There's also booze, barely covered breasts and gushing stigmata wounds, all set to a sexy, glammy groove. Think the religious community will take offense?
Considering the refrain in the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ ‘Mosquito’ is “Mosquito, mosquito, mosquito… he’ll suck your blood,” can we really be surprised at the outcome of their brand-new video for the title track off their 2013 album? The mildly gross clip is a close-up on a mosquito sucking blood from a boy’s hand. The kid can be seen in a thumbnail in the bottom-right corner, and he’s pretty nonplussed and most likely unaware of what this mosquito looks like — lucky him. As the video progresses, the mosquito grows until it turns downright psychedelic, transforming into rainbow colors. Spoiler alert: The boy squashes the trippy mosquito.
Queens of the Stone Age's animated video for 'I Appear Missing' is like a graphic novel cross-pollinated with a Quentin Tarantino film. It follows a bloodies, bandaged, suit-wearing demi-mummy with blurred vision attempting to make his way out of the desert.
Queens of the Stone Age have shared a 30-second snippet of the new song 'I Appear Missing' in a teaser commercial for their new album '…Like Clockwork.' The spot aired on Adult Swim last night (May 5), but thanks to the miracle of the Internet, you can watch and listen as often as you like.
The National have given new meaning to the idea of "one really long song." The indie rockers endeavored to play the tune 'Sorrow,' which appears on their 2010 release 'High Violet,' for six hours straight last night (May 5) as part of MoMA's PS1 Sunday Sessions. This was their encore.
Gwen Stefani embraced her inner hippie chick and got down with the Rolling Stones on Friday night (May 3) in Los Angeles, where the legendary rockers kicked off their 50 and Counting Tour. Sporting a thin headband, straight-outta-'68 hairdo and sparkly t-shirt emblazoned with the Stones' classic lips logo, the No Doubt singer dueted with Mick Jagger on 'Wild Horses,' surprising anyone in the house who doesn't follow her on Twitter.
There are tons of movie stars who want to be rock stars. Way more than we could ever contain in a single Top 10 list. Whether they're doing it as a favor for a friend or they're fans of the music or maybe they just needed a quick paycheck, these big-screen stars never seem to be totally slumming. In fact, some of these cameos feature the actors' best performances in
With their 2012 debut album, ‘In Limbo,’ the all-girl group TEEN quickly earned a place on the top of many up-and-coming-bands lists. They keep the momentum going with today’s release of their video for ‘Circus,’ the first track off their forthcoming EP, ‘Carolina.’ Anyone curious to hear how the band sounds live will be pleased to watch the new Elizabeth Skadden-directed clip, which documents their performance at Williamsburg’s Union Pool.
Vampire Weekend have dropped a lyric video for their track 'Ya Hey' from 'Modern Vampires of the City,' out May 14. But don't roll your eyes, since it's not just words on screen. It's actually a visually interesting clip that presents itself like an atrsy commercial you'd see in Europe.
Kurt Vile embarks on a walking (and bus-riding) tour of his native Philadelphia in the video for 'Never Run Away,' a tune from his recently released 'Wakin on a Pretty Daze' album.
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