Thursday, November 15, 2018

Watch: Foster The People Drop Music Video For "Worst Nites"

Los Angeles indie rock/pop band Foster The People have dropped the video for their newest single "Worst Nites".

The song is part of our current playlist and came out last month. Grab it here.

Watch the video below, it was directed by Mark Foster & Josh Hutcherson.


Watch: Hearts and Rockets Unveil "Dance Off" Music Video

Melbourne-based synth pop/post punk duo Hearts and Rockets have unveiled the video for their latest single "Dance Off".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from the 7" Hearts and Rockets "Dance Off"//Shrimpwitch "Digestion", released in September. Get your copy here.

It is the first single off Hearts and Rockets' upcoming sophomore album.

The video was directed by Kalindy Williams. Take a look below.


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Watch: Absolutely Free Unleash Music Video For "Still Life"

Canadian astro-beat/psychedelic/avant-garde rock band Absolutely Free have unleashed the video for their brand new single "Still Life".

The song is part of our current playlist and is out today (Nov 15). Buy it here.

“Still Life” starts in a familiar universe and bubbles up into another. The shift illustrates an appetite for personal, political & stylistic change, boiling over. The song examines feelings of being worn down and halted by progress, stagnating both in society and individually. It is about breaking free from patterns of still life defined by cyclical, repeated forms of inaction, and predictable modes of conformity.

 "We are so pleased to collaborate with Christina Battle on this video. Her series of animated gifs, 'the world is a distorted landscape', brings a wider perspective to our song. Today’s news can debilitate you. Christina’s unrelenting juxtaposition of rusted objects, fossils, and natural disasters makes individual problems seem insignificant in the face of millions of years and forces greater than humanity. That perspective can help assess what we can do as individuals to steer the ship to a better place.".

Watch it below.