The Freelance Whales played at the Driskill Hotel in Austin during their stay for SXSW. The venue was intimate but the performance is on point.

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Devendra and friends, including the Strokes’ Fabrizio Moretti and MGMT’s Andrew VanWyngarden, head to an abstract party where GZA is king.

Au’s latest video for Ida Walked Away is a vibrant geometric color explosion that you won’t be able to take your eyes off. Directed by Takafumi Tsuhiya.

Scenic shots of nature’s peaceful elements around a cabin where the Bowerbirds share their latest song titled Northern Lights.

A colonial situation goes awry when a cloaked woman drops a mysterious black ball in the latest video from New York Indie band, The Antlers…Please comment explaining what this might mean!

A couple romantically destroy a room in the new video from The xx, VCR, off of their debut self-titled album.

This is Snejina Latev’s second video collaboration with Here We Go Magic. In this new solo effort for the song Fangela, she has meticulously interwoven charcoal animations, small sculptural elements, super-8 footage, stop-motion animation and homemade light effects. The video was composed almost entirely by hand.

The video for ‘The Walls Are Coming Down. The second single from Fanfarlo’s debut album, Reservoir, featuring the classic Houdini upside-down strait jacket escape.

Die Slow is the first single off Health’s latest Album, Get Color. Which is the second studio album by this electronic noise rock band.

“When I’m Gone” by Vivian Girls from their new album “Everything Goes Wrong”. Shot in Brady Hall’s wrecked house in Seattle.

Video for “While You Wait for the Others,” from Grizzly Bear’s ‘Veckatimest.’ Directed by Sean Pecknold.

Formed by Scott Reitherman, Throw Me the Statue’s music video, Lolita from the album Creaturesque. Video directed by Matt Daniels

Off his album RINGS, the first single “Dancehall” is a Lance Edmands-directed video. It was shot in Brooklyn and shows Bones using his skateboard to deliver a reel-to-reel to the pressing plant.

Harlem Shakes – Strictly Game

Harlem Shakes – Strictly Game from the new album Technicolor Health out now. (Copyright 2009 Gigantic Music) Video directed by Supermarché & Alex Delany.

Reportage style video for the last track on Sun Gangs made by Sean Gratton, New Zealands hottest young video director.