Tagged: video premiere
Video Premiere: Mazes, “Most Days”
To use what we believe to be a FADER-coined term, U.K.’s Mazes have a kind of Wavvesian sound that takes us back to those junior-high days of smoking too much weed, skating everyday, puking from … read more »
Exclusive Video: Ida Maria, “Forgive Me” (Live)
You can’t say beloved Norwegian rock band Ida Maria doesn’t earn their keep, man, this chick gets it in! We would be panting like stuck pigs if we were sweating this much, but her voice … read more »
Video Premiere: Cubic Zirconia “Fuck Work” + Dam-Funk Remix
As far as supergroups go, we’re not really that about it (megalomaniacs rarely work well together), but we’ve been itching to hear Cubic Zirconia‘s new stuff for months. The power quartet that is vocalist Tiombe … read more »
Video Premiere: Tifa, “Spell it Out”
Kingston’s Badda Badda Gals aka TNT aka Timberlee, Natalie Storm and Tifa have been blasting on the FADER megahorn since they individually released tracks on Ward 21′s Dem Gal Sittin riddim. As much as we … read more »
Video Premiere: Pink Mountaintops, “While We Were Dreaming”
Wizard of rock Stephen McBean put together this super low-budget and intimate video for “While We Were Dreaming,” off Outside Love, the awesome new Pink Mountaintops album that is in record stores tomorrow. We’ve written … read more »
Video Premiere/Exclusive Freeload: Pterodactyl, “December”
Oh shit sneak peak! In FADER #61 (on stands very soon) we’ve got a Gen F on Pterodactyl, who we caught as they were filming the video for “December” in the creepy ass Market Hotel. … read more »
Video Premiere: Coathangers, “Stop Stomp Stompin”
Hi this is awesome. Heavy footed monster, Mighty Morphin Power Ranger with lightning bolt fingers and some southern garage about jerks making too much noise. The world needs more Coathangers. Ps their MySpace address is … read more »
Video Premiere – Coupleskate "Laws Of Physics"
While we could wax poetic about Coupleskate, and how their music exists in that place where complex melodies and harmonies meet the simplest rules of a really good bass line, and evocative lyrics float over reverbed guitar solos. In a Jenny Lewis/Ben Gibbard kind of way, Andrea Bauer’s casual, calm voice has this way of pulling you in, its very tonality hinting that she knows something she’s not giving away just yet, we we did that last week. read more »
