Lady Gaga’s new 13 minute music video for “Marry The Night” – the next single from Born This Way – has leaked in full on Twitter. Unfortunately, the YouTube version is not out so we will forward you to one of our favorite blogs run by our friend. About the video, high-drama, pushing too many ideas in at once and fire. Typical.
Following the success of Florence + The Machine’s stupendous Lungs, the group is planning to take a more acoustic route. One that does not stray too far away from what made us love them, but still very different. “It’s going to be more stripped down, but it’s quite a heavy, rhythmic side to it. It’s a heavier record than the first record,” news came in. Let’s hope it comes in in time and doesn’t take too too long.
The tension is building up for Florence + The Machine to delivery thier sophomore album as soon as possible. Although some thirst was quenched with thier Buddy Holly cover. This is a whole new track allegedly from the highly-anticipated second album. Could it be a single? Click below to listen to it.
Critique coming soon.
This is just too messy. The colors in pipes is taken from the robyn “Indestructible” video. The concept doesn’t match the song and the imagery is just too much at once. Plus, that white dress is horrendous. Also, 2001 called, it wants its dance back. Not okay, the teasers were better.
The video for the first single of Mariah Carey‘s second seasonal album Merry Christmas II You is here. “Oh Santa” is the extra festive new single from Mariah Carey’s Christmas album. She shamelessly plugs in her Lollipop Bling scents first and takes the course of her mega hit “All I Want For Christmas Is You” in the video’s direction.
This is a nice little surf chill ditty. They’re a husband-wife duo called Undersea Poem who are based in New York City
This video was banned by YouTube, so we get it on the lovely Vimeo. After completely trashing the single, we have to say that we absolutely love the video. It’s one of the year’s best. It reminded us of The Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up.” M.I.A.’s video is a take on discrimination and the governmental disenfranchisement of a people. In this case the group is redheads. Although it is not a minority that would normally get this kind of persecution, this portrayal is supposed to show the absurdity of civil strife and extrajudicial punishment. Very powerful little video that will probably see the light of day on TV channels because the bigwigs behind the music industry would rather show you the misogyny of demeaning rap videos rather than ones that would make you think, like this one.
Slow motion makes everything sexy. The haunting music is by the Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble.
