Ok so we’ve all heard this great track from the last Dum Dum Girls album ‘Only in Dreams’ released in September, but here is a brand new official video for the song. Directed by Malia James the video features one shot from start to finish, which despite its simplicity is quite captivating…

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…

Taken from the bands excellent Sub Pop album ‘Creatures of an Hour’ the video for Into The Trees whisks us off on a dreamy cinematic adventure through mountains, streams, parks and, er….trees…

The stunning new video for the Fleet Foxes song The Shrine / An Argument, directed by Sean Pecknold.

Directed by Yoonha Park (Deerhoof, Walkmen), Amor Fati is the latest video from Atlanta’s Ernest Greene (AKA Washed Out). Taken off the fine album ‘Within and Without’, which is out now on Weird World/Sub Pop.

What with all the trailers and live videos around last months release of Male Bondings ‘Endless Now’ album, we’re now spoilt with even more video-tastic delights from the band for their video to Tame The Sun. Having just toured the US the band are now about to embark across the UK and Europe so check out their site for more info, and more video antics….

Amidst the Nirvana 20 years mayhem here’s a little treat from the archives. This is the first Nirvana track ‘Breed’ to be released from the 16mm footage shot at the Paramount show in 1991. As you can see, the footage has been cleaned up especially for the DVD that comes with the re-issue (out next Monday) and looks pretty awesome…

Drug running ‘good old boys’ and falling in love are some of the ideas romanticised by Blitzen Trapper on their forthcoming album ‘American Goldwing’ which is out in September through Sub Pop…

The second instalment from the Sub Pop live video countdown of five tracks leadings up to the release of the new Male Bonding album…

Minnesota slowcore band Low’s latest single ‘Especially Me’, taken from the album ‘C’mon’ released earlier this year via Sub Pop.