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Videodrome 102 – This week’s best videos
Here comes your weekly update of the latest cool music videos with highlights from Siriusmo, Slava, Lykke Li & David Lynch and many more. – more
Videodrome #14 – This week’s best videos
1. Teebs – Moments (directed by Paul Trillo) Beautiful video for “Moments” off Teebs‘ Ardour LP which continues to remain my go-to record for lazy late night talks and lucid dreams. /// 2. Excepter – The Open Well (directed by Anna Maria Helgadóttir) Love this track, which is a selection from Excepter‘s 17-hour performance at – more
Prince Rama explode with new single
Tribal-psychedelic sister-duo Prince Rama are one of the darlings of Brooklyn’s DIY art-music scene, and the new video for their upcoming single is a testament to that love. ‘Rest In Peace’ was shot at Market Hotel (one of our favorite NYC spaces and sadly only semi-active these days) and shows the band releasing their single….literally. – more
Animal Collective live at EB-Festival Cologne (May 19th, 2011)
Animal Collective performing live at the Electronic Beats Festival in Cologne. More information: www.electronicbeats.net
New Panda Bear record Tomboy now streaming
It only took a few minutes to unleash a barrage of opinion – good and bad – when NPR.org started streaming Panda Bear‘s long awaited new album Tomboy yesterday. After a year-long run of 7″ singles, live bootlegs and non-album teasers the third full-length of Noah Lennox finally drops on April 15th via his own – more
New Actress and Panda Bear releases
We have some exciting new release news today, from two of electronic music’s interesting figures. First up is Actress, the man behind Werk Discs and one of 2010’s best albums, Splazsh. Actress aka Darren Cunningham was one of 2010’s biggest stars, largely due to the aforementioned sequel to his 2008 debut Hazyville. Cunningham has announced – more
ONES TO WATCH – Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele
It’s not often that Berlin audience members gleefully smile at each other in the midst of a rock show, shimmy with no semblance of self-consciousness, and cast looks of love towards a young bespectacled crooner from Mississippi who is passionately strumming a tiny electric ukulele. But last night, retro revivalists Dent May & His Magnificent – more