Watch: David Bowie Unveils New Video For "The Next Day" Starring Gary Oldman

David Bowie has unveiled a new video for the title track of his comeback album "The Next Day", out now via Columbia Records. The song is part of our current playlist www.koolrockradio.com.

The video, based on a concept "written and conceived" by Bowie, was directed by Floria Sigismondi, and features Gary Oldman in the starring role with actress Marion Cotillard. Watch it below.

Get David Bowie's "The Next Day" now on iTunes.

Watch: Yeah Yeah Yeah's Unveil New Video For "Mosquito"

Yeah Yeah Yeahs have unveiled the video for "Mosquito," taken from their recently released new album of the same name, out now on Interscope. The song is part of our current playlist www.koolrockradio.com.

The video was directed by B. Shimbe Shim, and “features a disgusting mosquito sucking the blood of a small child”. Watch it below.

Listen: Visage Share Preview Of New Song "Never Enough" - Day 1

The new Visage album 'Hearts and Knives' is released on the 20th May. It's their first album in 29 years. and to celebrate the lead up of the release they are previewing one track every day for 10 days.

Day 1 - "Never Enough"

About the song, Visage say:

"29 years in the making, the opening track of album four needed to start with a bang and it does. 'Never Enough' merges thundering Moroder-esque basslines with layers of Robin Simon's effected guitars. Real drums with copious amounts of fills power the track. The highlight however is the main keyboard riff which features boldly in the intro and chorus." 

"The lyrics reflect a stormy and failing relationship and set the tone for a more personal approach to the song-writing on the album."

Listen  below.

Watch: Peace and Mystery Jets Cover Daft Punk's "Get Lucky"

Peace gave their London audience a surprise treat at their last date (3 May) of their four gigs at Birthdays  with a cover of Daft Punk latest hit "Get Lucky" involving Mystery Jets. 

Mystery Jets were announced as guests at the last minute, and joined Peace onstage.

Peace played a 50 minute set until Mystery Jets joined them on stage for the cover - which saw Harrison Koisser on vocals. Mystery Jets frontman Blaine Harrison and Peace bassist Sam Koisser wore Daft Punk 3D masks during their rendition of the track.

Watch it below.