Swedish creative agency House Of Radon recently released one of the most inspiring and poignant documentaries we have had the pleasure of watching. The film centres on how the digital revolution has spurred creativity, talent and opportunity and what implications this democratisation of the arts has on our culture, both positive and negative…

Originally released in 1991 this is the complete one hour film directed by David Markey documenting the rollercoster ride of the final Black Flag tour in 1986, with line-up Greg Ginn, Henry Rollins, Anthony Martinez, and Kira…

Sit back and enjoy 12 minutes of music by Judah Warsky, creating the perfect soundtrack to these back to back videos from Director Jamie Harley…

Tony The Tripper is the story of a journey with a grizzly vagabond and a young idealist. That young idealist was Eric D. Johnson twelve years ago…

The tenth and last track off the album entitled Beth/Rest is dripping with 80′s influences. From production values to melodies.
Directed by Isaac Gale and David Jensen, filmed in Fall Creek, WI.

This video apparently sets out to recreate a house fire that singer Justin Vernon lists as a defining moment in his life…

There isn’t really a lot I can say about the video for the eighth track off the album. So I’ve decided to let you, the viewer, draw your own conclusions. I know what I see and how it makes me feel but I get the distinct impression this will be vastly different for everybody.

With the banging news that Holy State will be adding some more rawk to Brew Records already very rambunctious roster, here is a little teaser of what is to come.

Due for release on 30/04/2012, ‘Electric Picture Palace’ promises to be deep and dirty.

For the seventh track ‘Wash.’ we get our first glimpses of a person, albeit just feet. Filmed with a handheld camera this video jolts around like an old home video filmed on a super 8…

As we move onto the sixth track of Bon Iver’s self titled second album we are treated to a song with a much bigger electronic influence . This comes across brilliantly in the video, with a nice long organic build up into a radiant sunset crackling along with the music.

This time directed by Isaac Gale and David Jensen. Filmed in Wyoming.

The fifth in this mini series of Bon Iver videos depicts simple but beautiful imagery perfectly capturing the essence of Michicant.

Directed by Isaac Gale and David Jensen, this understated joy was filmed in Fall Creek, Wisconsin.

We’ve teamed up with This Is Not Revolution Rock and a whole gaggle of fine local artists to bring you probably the best rendition of ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ single since the original (well…maybe…?). All proceeds for the single go to Shelter, the outstanding housing and homelessness charity, so give us yer firkin’ money!

I’m running out of ways to wax lyrical about these stunning videos. Again a beautiful execution of a fabulous concept.

This time round directed by Dan Huiting and Ryan Thompson.

Filmed in Minneapolis

For our third video we have Holocene and another piece of visual mastery, this time directed by Dan Huiting and Andre Durand.

I cannot stress enough the importance of watching this gorgeous and transfixing video in as high a definition as you possibly can.

The second in our little series of Bon Iver videos is for Minnesota, WI.
This one is directed by Dan Huiting and Ryan Thompson, filmed in Minneapolis.

Bon Iver announced on Tuesday that they will be re-releasing their second self titled album all deluxed up.
To kick us off we have the video for Perth. Directed by visual artists Isaac Gale and David Jensen this mesmerising kaleidoscopic gem was filmed over Western Minnesota. Enjoy.

For our third in a monthly series of Coach Road Sessions BeatCast and The 405 bring you Dead Red Sun. The London based instrumental three piece treated us to all four tracks off of their recently released, self titled, debut EP. The band are playing a handful of gigs around the London area over the coming months and we suggest you get out there and show them some love because they certainly know how put on a live show.

Recorded at Unit in Tokyo recently this is Japanese multi-instrumentalist and producer Anchorsong. Gaining widespread recognition from his live shows including appearances at SXWS, Anchorsong has also enjoyed a bit of Radio 1 airplay…

The Knesset debut album ‘Coming Of Age’ is a wonderful record that I’m finding it hard to stop listening to, full of well written and carefully crafted songs. Their sound is one full of expansive melodies, lush vocals, and dreamy pop hooks, yet all delivered with a quiet confidence . . .

The Orlando duo of Ates Isildak and Lauren Dwyer produce a diverse mix of music, creating beautiful droning mellow moments…