Which Way Home
Directed by Rebecca Cammissa
Full article here http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/24/arts/television/24migrant.html?ref=arts
Boy Better Know - Too Many Man
Homegrown talent in full force with some grimey green throwback lighting. Big song and line-up but not sure about the face paint which perhaps explains the lack of females.
West End Girls
Answer: Drag them out at the Brits with furry shoulders from the Killers and lady (dickhead) Gaga from Heat magazine and make them medley the shit out of their songs to the point that you fear that everything you ever liked is going to turn shit sooner or later.
The brits nearly eradicated part of my style sheet. This is why a week later i feel obliged to show them in a more credible light through picture, words and video.
gang gang dance LIVE ft Tinchy Stryder
Tim & Barry TV Doin it again. Really liking their new found zeal for ghetto graphics.
graveyard girl
kim & jesse
After working on the first two videos for SATURDAYS=YOUTH with Matthew Frost (Graveyard Girl) and Eva Husson (Kim&Jessie), M83 is now extending an open call to fans to submit their best video interpretations of "We Own The Sky", their latest single from SATURDAYS=YOUTH.
Anyone who wants to submit an entry has until February 20, 2009 to produce a video for "We Own the Sky" and upload it onto the youtube contest page
http://www.youtube.com/group/m83
Notorious Trailer
and a random youtube comment review posted about an hour ago
cdumeohyeah says:
"This movie was byfar one of THE worst biopics I have ever had the displeasure of actually seeing. The movie was not believable for a second, WAAAAAAAAY to predictable, everyone cast in the movie did not look nor sound like whom they were supposed to (especially the fatass playing Biggie). The MC Hammer movie on VH1 made a couple of years ago was much better....THAT is how bad it was."
released in US this week, coming to UK soon. gonna watch it still
yola inside by rob wonder
These guys know how to have some video fun. Zone 3 knock up some sick youtube mashups staight outta a-town and with a 3 min webisode series kicking off soon I hope they make amends to the current state of internet TV. Which is to have bags of potential to exist and excite on multi-channel platforms but up to date pathetic in its content and delivery. Did u see Kate Modern?
watch some of the trailers by going to the url below
http://www.atownstories.com/
http://www.adriansosebee.com/
