Turns out, the short Instagram videos released by Radiohead throughout the day, were all excerpts from the marvellous stop-motion animated music video for their brand spanking new single, ‘Burn the Witch’.
LP9 looms even closer, and it’s difficult not to burst from anticipation.
The video is available for your viewing pleasure on Radiohead’s website.
After just one Instagram teaser this time around, Radiohead have released another entirely new single, titled ‘Daydreaming’. Furthermore, they have announced a release date for LP9.
‘Daydreaming’ is both subdued and soaring, and accompanied by a music video by Paul Thomas Anderson (with whom Jonny Greenwood has a long-standing work partnership), which features a meandering Thom Yorke on the search for … something.
Radiohead’s new album is released digitally on Sunday evening, May 8th, and the ‘Daydreaming’ music video can be seen on Radiohead’s website this very instant.
Well, this is almost unbearably exciting.
After completely obliterating their entire online prescence last week, Radiohead have started releasing short claymation videos on their Instagram account during the last couple of hours.
Seems like their 9th album is right around the corner!
…and true love waits in haunted attics.
David Bowie just released the music video for his magnificent new single, ‘Lazarus’ — a wonderfully brooding, sax-riddled track, which is also featured in Bowie’s own current off-Broadway musical of the same name.
The music video itself is a hauntingly understated affair, all in 1:1 format, where Bowie quite literally puts himself back in the closet.
‘Lazarus’ is the second single off Bowie’s 25th album, ★ (or ‘Blackstar’ for us mortals), which will be released tomorrow, on January 8th — Bowie’s own birthday.
White is looking dapper as hell in the music video for ‘Would You Fight For My Love?’ off his latest album.
Perfume Genius just released a music video for ‘Grid’, off his upcoming album ‘Too Bright’.
So far, the singles released from ‘Too Bright’ have been quite a departure from the primarily piano-driven, tear-jerking and hauntingly pretty songwriting of his previous albums. I, for one, am immensely enjoying the ride.
‘Too Bright’ drops on the 22nd.
The second single from Flying Lotus’ new album is a jazzy-hiphoppy deal with the always excellent Kendrick Lamar on guest vocals. Moreover, it’s shamelessly catchy. I, for one, am unable to stop my feet from doing a jig every time I happen to listen to it.
That feeling translates quite well to the track’s newly released music video, directed by Hiro Murai, where dead kids are seemingly brought back to life by the sheer catchiness of FlyLo’s beats.
Californian alternative hip hop outfit Why? just dropped a music video for ‘Jonathan’s Hope’, off the album ‘Mumps, etc.’. Rather swell of them to keep doing videos for an album that was released two years ago.
Canadian producer and singer-songwriter Claire Boucher just released the music video for her Blood Diamonds collaboration ‘Go’. The video was directed by Boucher and her brother, and features generous amounts of sand, black lights, humongous scarves blowing in the wind, as well as elaborate hairdos.