Every great trick carries the illusion of risk, but things could get truly dangerous when a magician switches Grouplove with two extremely dissimilar bands — one Mariachi, the other Ugandan metal — much to the displeasure of all involved.
PS: That's John Hawkes as the magician. Depending on your cultural level, you know him as either an award winning film actor, or as Kenny Power's brother on Eastbound & Down.
What starts as a straight-up performance piece becomes something else when the FX kick in, turning Young The Giant into wisps of smoke and overlaying each band member with shots of the natural world.
It's not paranoia if she's actually trying to kill you. Such is the case in this clever video which gives you all your cheap thrills while also flipping the script for something that's way more Death than Sex.
If you've ever waited in line at the DMV, then you will definitely feel the pain of "The Walker" in this new Fitz & The Tantrums video, which is like the Hulk Smash x Let's Dance version of Falling Down.
Right there on the YouTube page, singer Brendon Urie celebrates that the inspiration for his latest torso-baring clip for Panic! at the Disco is everyone's favorite D'Angelo video. Director D Jay Brawner makes sure to give the fans everything (or alllmost everything) they want from this sexy one-taker, assuming the fans don't really want to look at anyone else in the band.
Do not assume this is just a video of a strummy ukulele tune played amongst rolling hills of gold. It's something much more twisted that hints at something way darker than the "serenading a loved one" concept.
And when you rewatch, you'll understand why there all those farm equipment close-ups in the intro...
This is Gospel is pretty amazing. Director Daneiel Cloud Campos has singer Brendon Urie caught between life and death, not necessarily afraid, but also clearly not into either options. The predicaments plays out through a series of metaphorical set-ups — the water and rope sequences are particularly beautiful — until it reaches the white screen of death.
