Is this literally a daft song about inter-species relations with an alien? Either way, it’s good. The facts are : Nightbox are all from Wicklow but based in Canada. You may remember their ‘Pyramid’ song from last year. They still … Read More…
A heavy dose of computer icon weirdness is on display in the video for ‘Pleasure Palaces’ directed by Rachel Maclean, the first single from Errors‘ new and third album Have Some Faith In Magic released January 30th on Mogwai’s Rock … Read More…
If you like me you were wondering what Charli XCX is like live, here’s a stripped down performance to give you an idea.
Weird shit happens in a forest then…watermelon orgy! Austra’s new video directed by Yelena Yemchuk.
Remember the exuberant dancing video featuring Anne Marsen for Girl Talk’s All Day album? Now, there’s a 12-part series set to the entire album and shot around New York. Watch it all here. Above is part 3.
If Nialler9 did Person of the Year in music nominations, Merril Garbus would have won it hands down. On Jimmy Kimmel she performs my song of the year with ‘You Yes You’ following it up. W h o K i … Read More…
I would have thought WU LYF’s polarising sound would be pretty unsuitable for late night TV but Letterman gave them a chance. The result is a performance in which energy and verve can be felt through the screen. The band’s … Read More…
This album version of ‘Once And For All’ is the opening track on Clock Opera’s forthcoming debut Ways To Forget, due out in the first week in April. You can pre-order and listen to track previews at iTunes. The video … Read More…
Blondes released one of my favourite tracks of 2011 with ‘Lover’, a big slice of euphoric dance music which harks back to the sprawling lengths of old. Similarly dark and long, ‘Wine’ is taken from the duo’s last release of … Read More…
Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have all of the cute… Frank Loesser’s 1947 song was covered by Nancy Wilson and Ella Fitzgerald. Original post via Hello Giggles.
Two of Galway’s bright young things Daithí and Elaine Mai team up for a bonus song that won’t feature on Daithí’s forthcoming 2012 debut album. The video is by another pair of bright young things, Brendan Canty and Conal Thomson … Read More…
