Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck "Heaven Can Wait"
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Richard Nicoll's video for his SS10 collection: Daul Kim, flowers, chicken wire, scary music.
We've been drinking coffee and listening to house music all day—again. Fortunately, there are videos, like this one, that are a little more soothing to the soul. (Via Pitchfork.)
Hey, so Grizzly Bear is this awesome band from Brooklyn. Lots of people like them—you know, Jay-Z and Beyoncé are fans. NBD.
Swiss snowboard company Zimtstern knows how to make the most out of a beautiful fall day.
Grease Not Gas helps people convert their vehicles to run on vegetable oil, and also powers the Grease Bus, which shuttles skiers and snowboarders to Mt. Hood Meadows for just $10. Check out a cool interview with GNG founder Mike Parziale here.
The second season of the Epicly Later'd show has hit and opens with a five part interview with skater and bike builder extraordinaire, Max Schaaf. It has to be the best episode I've seen yet, not just because I call Max a friend but because you want to hang out with him on a daily basis after spending just 10 minutes riding along in his truck being fully entertained by every story he tells. Check out episodes one and two now and the next few will air in upcoming weeks. -Jen
A perfect pre-Halloween video—haunting and beautiful at the same time.
This Saturday, Main Street: An Exhibition of Video Art and Animation opens at Gallery Space at Space 15 Twenty. Curated by David Jacob Kramer, the show features the work of Peter Sutherland, Lori D., Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Andrew Sutherland, Miranda July, Lucky Dragons, Kris Moyes, Jacob Ciocci and Melanie Bonajo.
Brooklyn artist Rachael Morrison digitizes oozing cheese and spinning pepperoni in her mesmerizing video.
-Molly
Sometimes the clouds open up and the disco-house gods answer all our prayers. Such is the case with Duck Sauce, a collaboration between A-Trak and Armand Van Helden. Check their first video, directed by Surface 2 Air, which channels a little bit of retro Patrick and Demi.
Some videos need no explanation. This is not one of them, but we'll just have to do with the rough translation—"Collection of People Running Like Idiots."
Dead Man's Bones is going on tour. They made their own commercial. With a little help...
In an interview very much worth reading, Devendra Banhart complained to Pitchfork "...the labels have released the videos without me seeing them—incomplete videos that make no sense and make me look even dumber than
I am." Could be why he's releasing this 'unofficial' video for "Walillamdzi" (oh, Devandra...) off of his upcoming major label debut, What Will We Be. (Via Stereogum.)
We can't get enough of this animation Austin-based illustrator Alyson Fox did for Candystore Collective. It'll let you peace out for a few minutes on a hectic afternoon.


