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Music Video: Mauno Want You to Know How Well They’re Doing With ‘Really Really’

Mauno return with “Really Really,” the first single from their upcoming album, Really Well, and a lesson that things maybe don’t always have to be as hard as we make them. The video is a reminder that we really really don’t miss anything from Phys Ed. class, but the song itself is perhaps a broader cautionary tale about avoiding arduous tasks in general; like moving to another continent. Continue reading Music Video: Mauno Want You to Know How Well They’re Doing With ‘Really Really’ →

Music Video: Wintersleep’s ‘Forest Fire’ Sees a Resolution to Society

Wintersleep’s material has been nail-on-the-head topical as of late. That is if you consider the near-inevitable collapse of society and the extinction of humans as a species and anyone we can take with us as being topical. Keeping with the nature of most contemporary art, the band’s new video for “Forest Fire” is yet another reminder that our metaphorical house is on fire. Continue reading Music Video: Wintersleep’s ‘Forest Fire’ Sees a Resolution to Society →

Premiere: The Royal Volts Consult the Arcane for New ‘Shake’ Video

Right after signing to Ragged Head Records, The Royal Volts released “Shake,” the first single on the fledgling label all about making a bad deal with the devil. So far it seems to be paying off though. Within a month of the announcement the single already has a video. That devil works quick. Continue reading Premiere: The Royal Volts Consult the Arcane for New ‘Shake’ Video →

Music Video: Old Man Luedecke Releases ‘The Death Of Truth’ in Memory of his Father

Canadian folk singer Old Man Luedecke returns with a music video for his second single “The Death Of Truth.” The track comes off of Old Man Luedecke’s  upcoming album, Easy Money. This will be Luedecke’s sixth studio album since his award winning release of Domestic Eccentric back in 2015. Continue reading Music Video: Old Man Luedecke Releases ‘The Death Of Truth’ in Memory of his Father →