Article: Track premiere: Good Old War “It Hurts Every Time”
Grab hold of the good old jangle, “It Hurts Every Time.”
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Article: Exclusive Premiere: Daydream Vacation “Clever Is Not My Best Excuse”
Daydream Vacation is the new project from Head Like a Kite and Smoosh
Article: AIR on Melies, Le Voyage Dans La Lune, and the art of soundtracks
The French duo discuss their soundtrack to the newly restored 1902 George Méliès film “Le Voyage Dans La Lune”
Article: Watch This: St.Vincent on Portlandia and the 4AD Sessions
St. Vincent stopped by the 4AD Sessions and Portlandia.
Article: Exclusive premiere: Lindsay Fuller “One More Song”
Lindsay Fuller’s debut video features the singer in a blood bath, mourning the loss of a dear friend.
Article: Soundtracks: “Chronicle”
Dark superpower thriller, “Chronicle,” taps into the musical tastes of indie youth.
Article: Exclusive premiere: Virgin Forest “Don’t Be Afraid”
Virgin Forest, the darker side of Phosphorescent, follow their friend on a night on the town in “Don’t Be Afraid.”
Article: Exclusive Premiere: Radiation City “Find It Of Use”
Check out the latest video from Portland-based band Radiation City
Article: Exclusive premiere: John K. Samson “Longitudinal Centre”
Watch John K. Samson drive into the heart of his “Provincial” Manitoba.
Article: “The Chemical Brothers: Don’t Think” is a feast for the mind
There are a set of challenges to making a great concert film. The movie should make you feel like a participant at the event, give you the full expanse of the stadium show as though you are in the back of the house, and finally, connect you with the band as though you have better…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi “Season’s Trees”
Watch Danger Mouse, Daniele Luppi, and Norah Jones perform a song from “Rome” live.
Article: Exclusive track: This Is The Now “I Wish I Was A Banker”
Download the new Zuccotti Park sing along from This Is The Now!
Article: “Once: The Musical” trailer offers glimpse at Broadway-bound show
The show heads to Broadway in preview performances starting February 28.
Article: Exclusive premiere: An Horse “Airport Death”
An Horse worries over the fear of flying while folding laundry… or is it?
Article: Shelf Life: “The Last Waltz”
During the oddball January clash between straggling awards-season fare and low-heat studio releases hoping to die a quiet death, it’s really a “whoever wins, we lose” kind of situation: few of the real critical knockouts take until the new year to find audiences, and the studio dregs often demand that their audience be literally knocked…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Bhi Bhiman “Time Heals”
Watch the timeless, “Time Heals,” from the magnificent debut of songwriter Bhi Bhiman.
Article: Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt wish you a happy New Year’s Eve through song
In what’s certainly the cutest Internet video since that cat watching tennis (which I can’t seem to find, so maybe I dreamt that one), “500 Days of Summer” stars Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have recorded themselves covering Nancy Wilson’s holiday ditty, “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” With Deschanel strumming the ukulele and…
Article: IFC.com’s 2011 Holiday Gift Guide
As we approach the festive holidays, surely one of the most important questions is what exactly to pick up your gadget-loving relatives. Luckily IFC is here to help. We’ve sorted through stacks of movies, music, video games, comic books and gadgets to filter out the best gift offerings of 2011. From the return of George…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Spacecamp “Miko D.T.B.”
Spacecamp’s very first music video is a heavy dose of impressive superimposition mixed with collage, claymation, stop motion, and oil painting. Director Philip Di Fiore gives the piece a timeless feeling combining a love for old Blue Note record covers with magnificent manipulations of light and perspective. The song, which comes from the band’s debut…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. – Sólheimar, Iceland – “Nothing But Our Love”
Detroit’s Dale Earnhardt Jr Jr, aka Josh Epstein and Daniel Zott, went to a remote village in Iceland, and after touring the environs in cozy sweaters shot this video in nostalgic hues within the community church. An hour outside of Reykjavík, the village of Sólheimar was founded by a woman in 1930, to be a…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Spindrift “Round Up”
We bring a long running series of heavy videos from Spindrift’s “Classic Soundtracks Vol. 1″ to a close with a light hearted “Round Up.” It’s the directorial debut of the band’s own Sasha Vallely who had such a riot working with the wild roster of directors on previous videos for the album that she decided…
Article: Watch John Carpenter’s 80stastic music video for “Big Trouble in Little China”
Via io9, this hilariously cheesy music video. I literally can’t stop myself from watching this over and over. I’m up to six times now. I’m starting to think this thing is like the video from “The Ring,” and the only way to escape its destructively addictive grasp is to pass it along to someone else…
Article: Before the IFC.com premiere of Metallica & Lou Reed’s Darren Aronofsky-directed video, here are 5 other Metallica collaborations we’ve enjoyed
It happened one fateful evening in New York back in 2009. Both Metallica and Lou Reed were on hand for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concerts, and after crossing paths back stage, realized they wanted to make more music together. “Lulu” is the resultant album that chance encounter yielded. Reed asked Metallica, the…
Article: Watch the Chemical Brothers mystery footage exclusively on IFC
If you’re anything like us, you’ve been spending many long hours wondering what The Chemical Brothers up to. Sure there was the soundtrack to “Hanna”, but is that enough when it comes to everyone’s favorite electronic music masters? Of course not. So we were thrilled when we were offered the chance to show off some…
Article: Exclusive premiere: Lou Reed & Metallica “The View,” directed by Darren Aronofsky
Lou Reed and Metallica may at first seem to be a pairing at odds with what old fans of either New York’s God of rock and roll, or The Black Album chart toppers would think prudent — until you watch these two colossal entities in the same room together, through the lens of director Darren…
