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Video Of The Day: Slim Twig's "Priscilla"

Slim Twig's clip for "Priscilla" is equal parts The Doors, Elvis and Rocky Horror Picture Show. It's basically one long, extended shot of the quiffed Toronto rocker sitting next to two chanting females... and as the camera pulls back, sparklers and the track's namesake. "Priscilla" will appear on a single Slim Twig's releasing Aug. 16.
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Video Of The Day: OK Go's "All Is Not Lost"

OK Go have released yet another amazing video, this time for "All Is Not Lost." They're all wearing matching jumpsuits, dancing on top of glass. The result is that they look like frogs, bugs... and something on the inside of a kaleidoscope. Check out these other OK Go videos on CHARTattack:"Last Leaf" "White Knuckles" "WTF?" "This Too Shall Pass...
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Video Of The Day: Cat's Eyes' "Face In The Crowd"

Cat's Eyes' video for "Face In The Crowd" is half trippy psychedelia and half creepy gothic darkness.I'm pretty sure if I were effed on acid or stoned while watching this, I'd probably go out of my mind. The geometric shapes flying at the camera are mesmerizing, and the multiple Faris Badwans and Rachel Zeffiras streaming out of each others'...
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Video Of The Day: Art Brut's "Lost Weekend"

Art Brut's video for Brilliant! Tragic!'s "Lost Weekend" features tons of people who look genuinely... out of it. Even the band look confused. The woman stripping seems out of place, Eddie Argos doesn't understand anything going on around him and the women in masks... are just weird. I bet not even John Lennon's "Lost Weekend" looked like this...
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Video Of The Day: Young Widows' "Future Hearts"

This video isn't for the queasy or, um, vegetarians who are offended by the presence of meat. In the clip for "Future Hearts," Young Widows' Evan Patterson walks around with blood all over his face while someone's sinisterly sewing pieces of raw meat together in another shot. I'm not even sure what's going on here, but it's something creepy and...
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Video Of The Day: Fruit Bats' "You're Too Weird"

Fruit Bats are back with a new album called Tripper that comes out Aug. 2. The video for its first single is like what would happen if you mixed the Bee Gees, Hall & Oates, Chromeo and Scissor Sisters in a punch bowl.Eric D. Johnson's falsetto makes him sound like a dead ringer for Scissor Sisters' Jake Shears, while the business casual...
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Video Of The Day: Gentlemen Drivers' "Valdor"

Be careful the next time you cut open a Christmas turkey — there could be some kind of creature inside that's half like something out of Alien and half like an evil pink Big Bird that makes relatives make out with each other. That's at least the case in this video from Paris' Gentlemen Drivers, where a guy loses his hands cutting a Christmas...
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Video Of The Day: Foster The People's "Helena Beat"

If the world goes to shit and the apocalypse actually arrives, I don't know if I want to be around a group of maladjusted kids when it gets here. Or maybe that's just because I just watched this Foster The People video, in which kids kidnap adults, smash cars, stuff food into their faces and generally terrify everyone. I didn't think anything...
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Video Of The Day: Washed Out's "Eyes Be Closed"

I know this video was probably shot in front of a green screen with the "bike" (which is actually just a fake one) in the same place the entire time with a giant fan in front of it, but regardless: wear a helmet. I don't care if you're skateboarding, motorcycling, bicycling or rollerblading. Wear a fucking helmet. Or your head will end up like...
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Video Of The Day: Black Lips' "New Direction"

The Black Lips are high-flying, instrument-wielding superheroes in their video for "New Direction," which finds Jared Swilley, Cole Alexander, Ian Saint Pe and Joe Bradley goofing off in front of a blue screen. There's beer-spitting, jumping, gobs falling from the sky and, um, floating amplifiers. "New Direction" appears on the recently released...
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Video Of The Day: Peelander-Z's "Mad Tiger"

Leave it up to a bunch of wackos who dress in red, pink, yellow and green jumpsuits to release a karaoke video featuring a kitty cat going apeshit whenever the words "mad tiger" are mentioned. That's what Peelander-Z have done here. Oh, my gawd, I miss dangling wool in front of my kitteh and having him go insane-o over it. "Mad Tiger" appears on...
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Video Of The Day: WhoMadeWho's "Every Minute Alone"

Aww, look at all the white dudes, crying. They look seriously unhappy; did they just find out someone died?Oh. They're freaking out over dropping groceries, being unable to assemble furniture, getting parking tickets and being inept at ironing or whatever else white dudes have to cry about, I guess. Wow, one guy's even got snot dripping from his...
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Video Of The Day: Manchester Orchestra's "Simple Math"

They say your life flashes before you just prior to your death. DANIELS used that idea for Manchester Orchestra's clip for Simple Math's title track. In it, frontman Andy Hull falls asleep while driving, wakes up, and skids to avoid a deer in the road. The car rolls, and while Game Boys and debris are flying all over his crashing SUV, memories...
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Video Of The Day: Wiley's "Numbers In Action"

If you're not really sure what the difference is between Wiley and Dizzee Rascal, considering they're both British grime rappers and... well... Wiley sounds exactly like Dizzee... the lines might be blurring in your head because they were both members of Roll Deep earlier in their careers. Wiley still heads the group, whereas Rascal left before...
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Video Of The Day: You Say Party's "Laura Palmer's Prom"

You Say Party revisit '80s TV series Twin Peaks — or the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me prequel, more like. In it, they imagine what Laura Palmer — the fictional character whose murder happened before the TV series — would have spent her prom doing. It involves a lot of crying. "Laura Palmer's Prom" appears on the Polaris Music Prize long...
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Video Of The Day: Handsome Furs' "What About Us" (NSFW)

Remember Handsome Furs' boobies-tastic, landing strip-filled cover for their new Sound Kapital album? It turns out it ties in with their new video for the album's "What About Us." In it, a woman dances naked under an overpass, while there's a lot of screwing going on in other scenes and, you know, dancing with clothes on. You know, the usual stuff...
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Video Of The Day: Chilly Gonzales' "Party In My Mind"

Floating marble busts that can speak, kickboxing, congos and Middle Eastern strings in the background? If this is the party in Chilly Gonzales' mind, I really, really want to go. Oh, wait. Fuck. He's the only one invited. "Party In My Mind" appears on Chilly Gonzales' recently released The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales "orchestral rap record...
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Video Of The Day: Neverending White Lights' "Falling Apart" (Featuring Bed Of Stars)

Daniel Victor's back, and he's released a creepy video full of women with black eyes who are getting covered in paint and a dude wearing a bird mask.  A good portion of it seems to have been shot on Queen Street West in Toronto. I'm not sure what's weirder: that freakout with copious amounts of window-kicking... or the woman getting covered...
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Video Of The Day: Superchunk's "Crossed Wires"

Have you ever wondered what your kitteh gets up to when it goes outside? Superchunk bassist Laura Ballance was curious about this very thing, so she attached a camera to her kitteh to see what it enjoyed doing.Turns out the furry feline's very badly behaved, and did coke at a nightclub, partook in a beer funneling session, puked everywhere, mugged...
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Video Of The Day: James Franco And Kalup Linzy's "Rising"

Would you ever have thought synthpop videos would be like watching one of your most fucked up acid trips? Well, James Franco and Kalup Linzy's first ever music video is. The duo, who are going by the Kalup And Franco moniker, have just released this clip for "Rising," which is a collaboration with DJ/Rupture. It's got floating hair and heads,...
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