L.A. rockers Exsage have dropped the video for their song 'Tripwire'. Directed by Jason Lester, the visuals depict strange interactions with dodgy men with briefcases and a guy with his face wrapped in bandages like something out of a Halloween flick. Definitely a little on the eerie side, the song is a rock and roll gem.

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Tim Foley and Kate Clover were almost destined to make music together. Having originally formed the band Cobalt Cranes releasing records such as their 2010 self-titled EP, the 'In Media Rez' EP (also released that year) on up to their 'Days In The Sun' album in December of 2014, the pair eventually split only to reunite as Exsage.
Brooklyn band Dinowalrus bring forth their latest video 'Falling to the Periphery', with the track taken from their latest album 'Fairweather'. Directed by Pete Feigenbaum, the NYC pop rockers perform the track on a rooftop whilst clips are tweaked with 90s style psychedelic effects. Minimal to a degree, the visuals simply serve to place the main emphasis on the dreamy soundscape. Have a look.

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K.Flay hits the world with her video 'Blood In The Cut'. Definitely on the weird side, K.Flay appears to be a vampire-like being who walks into an establishment bathroom seemingly recharging on blue watery substance. After elevating in the air, she proceeds to stroll through the streets next come across a poor chap adding fuel to his car. From what we can tell, she also takes in the fuel considering that the later floats higher than before.

Whilst we may not know loads about London band Joy Room, what we do know …