Warner Bros.

This is the kind of video that gets teenage boys to join bands. Director AGP takes you (on a back seat ride) into an after-hours Los Angeles filled with gorgous women, in various states of undress, and make-out sessions that last all night. --> watch "Back Seat"

Atlas Genius "Back Seat" (Warner Bros.)AGP, director | Devin Sarno, commissioner

I should'a joined a band.

• artist: Kimbra
• song: "Two Way Street"
• label: Warner Bros.
• director(s): Matthew Rolston
• production co: R-Roll Productions
• rep: LARK CREATIVE
• commissioner: Devin Sarno

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Lots of ways for a surrealist like Regina Spektor to spend the afternoon in a posh NYC apartment: Jenga, planking, floating and conjuring up a trumpet player from a trashcan of hell. There's also some more pedestrian hijinks — including some music recording — but all in all she makes for a noisy neighbor.  --> watch "Don't Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas)"

• artist: Serj Tankian
• song: "Harakiri"
• label: Warner Bros./Serjical Strike
• director(s): Nico Sabenorio
• production co: Spotzen
• producer: Miguel Ferrer
• exec. producer: Amanda Fox
• commissioner: Devin Sarno

• artist:  Helena
• song: "Paperhouse"
• label: Warner Bros.
• director(s): Claire Carre
• production co: Bunker
• rep: Danielle Hinde @ Doomsday Ent.
• producer: Charles Spano
• commissioner: Devin Sarno

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The Black Keys clearly have the good sense to realize that not everything has to make sense. Iconoclastic filmmaker Harmony Korine introduces Baby Twinz, a bizarro infantalized set of Black Key twins who star in a series of non-vignettes taped off some backwoods public access station. Even better? I think it was taped over competing bizarro twins ATL Twinz, who don't realize that they've been stunted on. --> watch A Film By Harmony Korine: "Gold On The Ceiling"

• artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
• song: "Brendan's Death Song"