Video: Inside The Vinyl Factory
by The Strut on February 16, 2012
Mr. Rogers and the Crayon Factory have nothing on this beautifully shot music video for J. Daniel’s track Change It. The video documents the vinyl creation process at the legendary Vinyl Factory in the U.K. Watch below:
via Factmag
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Video: See Jay-Z’s ’99 Problems’ recreated with film clips
by The Strut on February 15, 2012
Eclectic Method has put together an incredible video that takes lines from movies like Pulp Fiction, Forest Gump, and Ace Ventura and re-cuts them as Jay-Z’s ’99 Problems.’ Watch below:
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Video: The Rapture – In the Grace of Your Love
by The Strut on February 15, 2012
Check out The Rapture’s video for In the Grace of Your Love, the title track from their 2011 DFA record. The video was directed by Melissa Jones. Watch on Vimeo
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Video: David Lee Roth explains Van Halen’s infamous “Brown M&M’ tour rider
by The Strut on February 14, 2012
For years Van Halen had a tour rider(see above) that was legendary for specifying there to be no brown M&M’s (no offense to Vanessa Williams and her recent announcement). For a long time people chalked this up to Van Halen being typical rockstar divas, but more recently the reason they did this came to light and it makes a lot of sense. David Lee Roth explains it himself in the video below:
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Video: Jack White – Love Interruption
by The Strut on February 14, 2012
Jack White’s first solo track Love Interruption now has a video. In the video Jack jams with musicians Ruby Amanfu, Emily Bowland and Brooke Waggoner. His album Blunderbuss comes out April 24th on Third Man Records/Columbia. Watch below:
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New Track: Sleigh Bells – End Of The Line
by The Strut on February 14, 2012
Check out End Of The Line, the fourth track on Sleigh Bells’ upcoming album Reign of Terror. Sleigh Bells will perform this song as well as Comeback Kid on SNL this Saturday 2/18. The album is out 2/21 on Mom + Pop Records and you can stream it in full today at The NY Times.
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End Of The Line – Sleigh Bells
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First picture of Grammy winner ‘Bonny Bear’ surfaces
by The Strut on February 13, 2012
Last night around the time Bon Iver was announced as winner of the Grammy award for Best New Artist, many took to twitter to ask who this ‘Bonny Bear’ was. Luckily the folks over at Who Is Bon Iver have obtained a picture. You can all leave sweet Bonny alone now. See more ‘Bonny Bear’ tweets after the jump: [click to continue…]
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New Track: The Shins – The Rifle’s Spiral
by The Strut on February 13, 2012
We’ve already gotten to hear Simple Song and September off of The Shins’ upcoming album Port of Morrow (Out on 3/20), now listen to the album’s opening track The Rifle’s Spiral:
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29 Years Ago Today: Marvin Gaye Sings The National Anthem At The NBA All-Star Game
by The Strut on February 13, 2012
On February 13th, 1983 Marvin Gaye sang the National Anthem at the NBA All-Star game in Los Angeles. Aside from Whitney Houston’s Superbowl performance, Gaye’s rendition is one of the most legendary performances of The Star Spangled Banner in sports history. The performance unconventionally made use of a drum machine, and Marvin made it work like no one else could have. In 2004 his daughter Nona paid tribute to her late father when she performed at the All-Star game as well.
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The Internet Wants To Know Who Paul McCartney Is
by The Strut on February 13, 2012
By now we’ve all come to the ‘crispy realization’ that not everyone is going to know who Bon Iver is, or even Arcade Fire. However, to not know who Paul McCartney is seems impossible even for today’s youth. Sadly, a search of twitter proves otherwise. See more/die a little inside after the jump: [click to continue…]
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