Watch: The Killers Premiere Music Video For New Single "Shot At The Night"

The Killers have premiered the video for "Shot At The Night", one of two new compositions due to be included on their upcoming best of collection Direct Hits, which will be out on November 12.

This new single is the product of sessions with M83's Anthony Gonzalez. The other new track is '"Just Another Girl", produced by Stuart Price.

Directed by Roboshobo (né Robert Schober), the clip features Australian actress Bella Heathcote toiling away in a familiar Las Vegas setting and living a love story with Max Minghella (from The Social Network). 

Watch it below.

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Watch: Local Natives Share Music Video For "Ceilings"

Los Angeles based foursome Local Natives have shared the video for "Ceilings", the third single taken from their latest album 'Hummingbird', released earlier this year via Frenchkiss Records.

Directed by Nik Ewing & Local Natives, the video was filmed on the band's phones in the cracks between their latest shows.

Lead vocalist Taylor Rice explained: "This video was recorded between bus calls and soundchecks, truck stops and stage times over the last couple of months on tour, mostly in Europe. Whether shot in decades-closed German car factories, places of legendary Spanish architecture, or on bikes in Amsterdam, it was filmed on our phones in the cracks between shows which make up 97% of our lives as touring musicians. The themes of surrealism in Ceilings work with the patchwork of days, cultures and memories that stream by in a blur on a summer festival run."

Watch it below.

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Psychic Friend Reveal New Video For "We Do Not Belong" Starring Sarah Silverman

Los Angeles based indie pop outfit Psychic Friend (Will Schwartz from Imperial Teen's new band) have revealed the video for "We Do Not Belong", taken from their debut LP 'My Rocks Are Dreams', out now via Dangerbird Records.

Directed by Dean Fleischer-Camp, the clip features actress/comedian Sarah Silverman playing a psych ward patient who's had no contact for most of her life (she was locked in a basement by her parents). Once institutionalized, only then does she slowly learn how to connect with other humans, specifically, with the help of a sensitive psych doctor played by Schwartz, through music and dance.

Check out the video below.

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