Portland nu-disco band Gold Casio have just dropped their year-in-the-making new video for "Last Song," off their June 23 EP Fever Dreams. They also talk influences, the 19th Century church where the band live and record, and what to expect at their live shows. Read more at Billboard and follow along with the band on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Ann Arbor collective Fallow Land are releasing a new video for their single "Faux" today via Treble. The song itself, songwriter Whit Fineberg tells us, "expresses a time when I so badly wanted to conform to someone else’s needs, that I fantasized about being able to recreate every aspect of myself down to my molecular structure.”
Treble describes the video as "moody and melancholy" as it follows a young man presumably experiencing similar thoughts. They also warn, "There’s an eerie twist ending, however, so while the patient pace of the video seems more contemplative than plot-driven, just wait until you get to that last scene."
Treble has premiered the new video from NC's Junior Astronomers, saying "Against the upbeat, emotional charge of the catchy, guitar-driven song, the clip depicts frontman Terence Richard lying on the ground and breaking up with a girl, looking lost and a bit bewildered as a result, and the weird and wild aftermath. It’s a great fit for any festival-bound road-trip playlist you’re putting together."
The Body Language LP this track is taken from is due out June 9 on Refresh Records.
On the heels of last Friday's LP release, Monster Movie have dropped a video for album standout "Shouldn't Stray from the Shadows" today. The video, which features brilliant projection mapping by Kevin Canavan, debuted today at CLRVYNT who beg the question, "Who knew that scrub-a-dubbing could be so damn mysterious?"
Dead Leaf Echo have just debuted a new music video for their track "Strawberry.Skin" over at NYLON and it's four minutes of dreamy shoegaze bliss. The video, according to the folks over at NYLON, " brings vintage-y vibes," and if you'll take a peek below you can see exactly what they mean. The song is a hazy blend of soft vocals and fuzzed out guitars and the video matches this aesthetic with the pink smoke and visceral interpretation of Strawberry Skin. This track is taken from the band's upcoming EP, which you can preorder here.
The Wild Now have shared the first video from their upcoming EP over at PopDust. The Austin duo stars in the hypnotizing video for "Run For Your Life," and the track is a catchy pop tune with infectious guitar riffs and sugary vocals-- you'll be hard pressed to keep still when the band launches into the chorus. Go spend three minutes and watch the magical video from the band and be sure you're ready for the release of the EP Afterglow, which will be out May 19th.
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