Word to the wise, you might want to avoid Ty Segall at all costs if you're wearing something that is eye-catching to him. If not, you may find yourself as a victim, as highly demonstrated in his latest video 'Taste'. The California rocker goes on a murdering spree, taking a studded jacket, jeans and even glittery, gold shoes.
Temples are set to release their new album 'Hot Motion' on September 27. This is the follow-up to their 2017 LP 'Volcano'. Giving fans a taste of what's to come, the Northamptonshire-reared band have shared a video to the title cut. The visuals feature Temple performing the song as a sun-like spotlight tower behind the band, whilst yellow and orange hues add a layer of warmth.
Tove Lo hits us with a new video, or should we say lyric video, entitled 'Glad He's Gone'. Now mind you, even though the lyrics do flash across the screen, you still have the Swedish-born singer comfortably dancing around in a denim jacket and underwear, whilst proudly shaking her bottom at the camera. There are also scenes of her groping a statue.
Pop star Katy Perry makes her return with the single and video 'Never Really Over'. Directed by Philippa Price, this can be described as a mystical gathering in Wonderland, with Perry and dancers performing routines before doing things like engaging in various rituals.
It has been over four years since Baltimore band Lower Dens released their 2015 LP 'Escape From Evil'. Whilst these days a four year gap might as well be a decade, the group will drop their new album 'The Competition' on September 6th via Domino Records. Described as a pop album that touches on the political climate, Lower Dens have also unveiled a video for the song 'Young Republicans', which is the lead single from the upcoming record. Directed by Raul Gonzo, there are clips portraying the acts of absurdity of a young man and woman who are born into privilege with no care of worries for others. Shot in a retro style, Lower Dens singer Jana Hunter constantly pops up next to them before becoming their victim.
Portland-based band Summer Cannibals have shared a hilarious video for their latest single 'Can't Tell Me No', which is the title cut taken from the group's upcoming LP. The Jonah Ray and David B. Lyons-directed visuals feature the band working at the arcade Quarterworld under the iron fist of a mean boss. Eventually running out of patience for his dictator-like ways, singer Jessica Boudreaux hits him in the head with a skee ball. Summer Cannibals eventually transform the arcade into a music venue.
Back in 2017, Australian outfit jade imagine released their debut EP 'What The Fuck Was I Thinking' on Courtney Barnett's Milk! Records. A lush combo of art-pop, indie and more, the group left fans yearning for a full-length. Whilst there is still no indicator of exactly when that will happen, jade imagine have unveiled a new song and video titled 'Big Old House'. Directed by James Thomson and Jade McInally, the retro shot vid features the band randomly enjoying things like swimming and flying discs.
Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange unveils the video for his single 'Hope' which features Tei Shi and Diddy aka Puff Daddy (for the old school heads). Model and dancer Alton Mason also makes an appearance, not to mention Tyler, the Creator and A$AP Rocky, who is yelling at the camera from a street corner in once scene. Whilst there are artistic clips of Dev performing with dancers, there are also random moments of everyone in a recording studio with Puffy giving a talk piece about love.
With his latest album 'Igor' currently out now, Tyler, The Creator unveils the video for his new single 'EARFQUAKE'. The vid features a guest appearance by Tracee Ellis Ross who plays the role of a talk show host whilst Tyler acts as the music guest. Sporting the infamous blonde wig that he wore in the 'WHAT'S GOOD' and 'NEW MAGIC WANDS' videos, Tyler ends up getting burned as the stage catches on fire with him still performing.
The Raconteurs will release their long-awaited LP 'HELP US STRANGER' on June 21st. This will mark their third album, since dropping 2008's 'Consolers of the Lonely'. Whilst the term long over due is an understatement, the group have also shared the video for their latest track 'Help Me Stranger'. Directed by Yasuhiko Shimizu, clips of the band performing the song are interwoven with scenes of The Raconteurs in random places and spaces in a frozen position before quickly looking at the camera, all in sync.
