mtvU Video Premiere: Blitzen Trapper Blitzen Trapper gives a folksy and murderous performance in ‘Black River Killer.’
What's New: Indie
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Video Premiere: B.o.B. The oversized boom box is making a comeback in a big way in B.o.B.'s neon-colored 'Put Me On.'
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Video: White Lies Summer in the suburbs can be a real drag wherever you live. Luckily, these Londoners have just what you need to get through it with their song, "Death (Crystal Castles Remix)."
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Video: Manchester Orchestra Ladies and Gentlemen please prepare yourself for, "Everything to Nothing", an audio-visual assault brought to you by ATL's hardest working indie quintet.
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Unplugged: Silversun Pickups L.A.'s indie darlings deliver a chilling performance of songs in a way that only Unplugged could inspire.
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Video: Band of Skulls Band of Skulls gives you a bluesy, funkadelic song to match with their lava lamp-inspired music video for 'I Know What I Am.'
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The Five: Phoenix Five things you would never know about Phoenix – including that they are not all French.
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Music Video: Dinosaur Jr. Almost 25 years after the release of their first album, '90s saviors Dinosaur Jr. shred as hard and sing as lazy as the day they met. Watch 'Over It,' and then realize that you're not.
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Video: M. Ward Animation and claymation in M. Ward’s video for ‘Rave On’ tell the story of a man who steals the family TV when they won’t answer the door.
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Video: The Big Pink Black and white bondage play a big part in The Big Pink’s new video for ‘Velvet.’
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Director's Dozen: Patrick Daughters Remember that iPod commercial starring Feist? Yeah, that was based off a Patrick Daughters, high-concept video that was one continuous 4-minute take. He's the indie director du jour and who many are calling 'the new Michel Gondry.'
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