RothnRoll’s Palace of Rock features The Slowdown’s new video for “Right On TV,” the second single from their sophomore full-length Digital Gold (2014), which sets a gauzy mood as a backdrop for exploring technologically-enhanced isolation.
Directed by Dan Meyers
Actress Christina Hoskins
Videography by Kevin Schowengerdt and Zachary Van Benthusen
Editing and post production by Johanna Brooks
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HM Magazine premieres Pacifico‘s new video “I’ve Finally Found What I’m Looking For” from Without Heroes – produced by Tommy’s TV and Beyond The Garage, featuring puppets from Beyond the Garage, directed by Clay Achee, and filmed at Lock and Key whiskey bar and on the roof of McGlynn, Glisson & Mouton law firm in downtown Baton Rouge.
CMT Edge premieres the video for “Never Coming Home To Me,” the lead single from Levi Parham‘s forthcoming album Avalon Drive.
Southern Manners premieres Christian Lee Hutson’s newest video “Castles In The Air,” from his forthcoming full-length Yeah Okay, I Know, out in early 2015.
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The Vinyl District premieres MR NASTI’s video “Like A Wild Animal,” from the new album out on Maximum Ames Records.
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Folk Radio UK premieres Field Division’s music video for “Hollow Body Weather” from their forthcoming debut EP, out this Tuesday:
I’ll be honest, when I was offered the video premiere Hollow Body Weather I was immediately smitten by Evelyn’s dreamy vocals and their rich pastoral sound…The video works so well on many different levels, refracted lights, hazy filtered scenes compliment the recollection of past memories ‘waking dreams’…it’s stunning.
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CMJ premieres the video for Field Division’s first single “Faultlines,” praising the duo’s “organic, soft-stomp folk.”
Twang Nation premieres the new video from Christian Lee Hutson, “Dirty Little Cheat,” from his forthcoming album Yeah Okay, I Know, calling it “a moody glitch-folk gem,…and the shadowy dark-hued video that reflects it fits its alienated dark heart perfectly.”
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The Bluegrass Situation premieres Christian Lee Hutson’s new video “They’re All Gonna Hate Me,” the newest track from his forthcoming full length Yeah Okay, I Know!
There is something so strangely affecting about Christian Lee Hutson’s video for “They’re All Gonna Hate Me.”…The clip is packed with completely irreverent dance moves, weird camera quirks and a creeping orange tabby — all backed by a slow burning country chord progression.
Check it out here!
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Diffuser.fm premieres Christian Lee Hutson’s new video “Ghost To Coast,” from his forthcoming full-length Yeah Okay, I Know, out at the end of the year!
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Ghettoblaster Magazine premieres Dohse’s new video for “End of Main St,” the first single from the debut EP “Old Roads,” out on Sep. 9th!
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CMT Edge premieres The River Monks’ new video ‘I Am A Lake’ and chats with the band about Iowa and vocal harmonies, noting that “the song features a chanting, wide-open feel perfect for a cathedral of cornfields.” Check out the video here!
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Death + Taxes premieres “Apartment,” the debut video by Austin garage punk trio Pollen off their debut S/T EP, out today on cassette and digital formats!
[‘Apartment’ has] an absurdly catchy chorus bookended by gritty verses, and the video’s got the same perfect combination of creepy (dark lighting, claustrophobic and dizzying camera-work) and playful (dancing in your underwear, living the twenty-something bohemian life) that the track embodies…It’s the perfect track if you’ve found yourself lately a bit like me right now: lying in bed in your underwear in a new apartment, listening to music, waiting for summer to “start.”
View the video at Death + Taxes and pick up the new EP on bandcamp!
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Pop ‘stache premieres the new Borrowed Beams of Light video for “Drawing Blanks” from their new full-length On The Wings Of A Bug, out now on Hibernator Gigs!
// Borrowed Beams of Light media page //
USA Today interviewed The River Monks about their new video “Beasts,” the first single from their forthcoming album Home Is The House, out on May 20th. Check out the premiere here!
ALSO:
Stream the album on American Songwriter
Watch “I Am A Lake” on CMT Edge
Listen to “Beasts” on Gold Flake Paint
Song of the Week on The Bluegrass Situation
Download “Beasts” on Magnet Magazine
Song of the Day on KDHX
Listen to “I Am A Lake” on The Vinyl District
Catch The River Monks on Folk Radio UK
Read an interview with Ghettoblaster Magazine
Read a review of the album in Performer Magazine
Read a review of the album on Americana UK
Album review in Little Village Magazine
Album of the Week on Iowa Public Radio
Interview in River Cities Reader
Interview in Vox Magazine
Interview in Oklahoma Gazette
Interview in Colorado Springs Independent
Interview in Des Moines Cityview
Interview on Hear Nebraska
Interview on Larryville Chronicles
Feature in Amarillo Globe-News
Feature in Columbia Daily Tribune
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The Blue Indian premieres England in 1819’s new video for “Sirens” from their most recent album Fireball Electric Tomorrow – check it out here!
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Magnet Magazine premieres Borrowed Beams of Light’s new video for the title track to their new album On The Wings Of A Bug!
// Borrowed Beams of Light media page //
Magnet Magazine will be premiering the video for Borrowed Beams of Light’s new single “On The Wings Of A Bug” at 11pm tonight!
// Borrowed Beams of Light media page //
The Van Allen Belt recently released a 7” entitled “Songs”, and have just finished the video for the title track, which Decoder Magazine is premiering today, saying “‘Songs’ is a busy piece of hallucinogenic pop from one of the Steel City’s most underrated bands.”
Vocalist Tamar Kamin describes the concept of the video:
“We shot this on location at an abandoned level floor of what was once a Woolworth’s in Youngstown, OH. It is rumored to be the first existing location of the business chain. We complemented the old-fashioned look of the set and props with a unique process that Scott [Taylor] developed using analog and digital video feedback. The result is evocative of our group’s collaborative style, patching modern visual effects onto historic foundations. Many of the effects you’ll see here were captured in a live setting and were visible to the crew as we stood beside the camera…We explored how the duality of our group dynamic interacts, arranging snapshots of our influences in a playful way to mimic the sampling of music using film language.”
Check out the “Songs” video at Decoder Magazine!
// The Van Allen Belt media page //
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