July 2010

WATCH IT: VersaEmerge "Fixed At Zero" (Spence Nicholson, dir.)

VersaEmerge in a heavily art-directed forest set where director Spence Nicholson takes some visual cues from the "vulture on my shoulder" lyrics, but keeps the focus on singer Sierra Kusterbeck and the band's performance. --> watch "Fixed At Zero"

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WATCH IT: Snoop Dogg "Oh Sookie" (Dylan "Pook" Brown, dir.)

I held off on covering this viral promo in hopes that it was only the first in a series of video/songs in which Snoop Dogg tries to aurally (or orally?) seduce various sexy TV characters — Sookie from True Blood followed, perhaps followed by Serena Van Der Wootson, followed by Joy Behar, etc, etc). Alas, this seems to be a one-off, but surely required viewing for any fan of the pulp vampire HBO series, or anyone who has a sense of humor. --> watch "Oh Sookie" 

WATCH IT: DJ Muggs vs Ill Bill "Cult Assassin" (MoreFrames, dir.)

The unambiguously real hip-hop duo DJ Muggs and Ill Bill provide the soundtrack for some old-school Saturday Morning Cartoon action, complete with violence, retribution and evil plots. If only it had the sadism of Tom & Jerry. --> watch "Cult Assassin"

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DJ Muggs vs. Ill Bill "Cult Assassin" (Fat Beats/Uncle Howie)MoreFrames, director 

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