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Tom Clancy’s The Division is due out on March 8th via Ubisoft, and Tsuki—one of idobi’s new collective of geeky women, aka Geek Girl Riot—has a lot to say it.
One of idobi’s new collective of geeky women, Tsuki talks about the upcoming third person shooter video game, Tom Clancy’s The Division.
Turnover have released a music video for their new song “New Scream.” The song comes from the band’s upcoming album ‘Peripheral Vision’ which is due out May 4th with Run For Cover Records.
Ready for a brand new music video from Honduras? The Brooklyn, NY based band has just released a video for their track “Illusion”. Cameras follow as the video takes you through a concert, what seems to be the backstage area, and a room solely containing an entrancing TV.
httpvh://youtu.be/9gOuJMUz8AM A single first played on idobi Radio’s Eddie Jason & Chris, “NY Anthem”, is a collaboration between indie rockers Faulkner, and RZA from the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. Since the song’s release, it has made a big time television appearance on ESPN NFL’s mini-series Draft Academy, and is now set to be used at every New York Yankees home game. You’ll find this cut on Faulkner’s new Americaneur EP. The music video features a look inside the legendary recording studio where it was produced (Rick Rubin’s Sangri-La Studios), woven together with the city the song pays homage to. Tune-in to… Read more »
Saves The Day have released a music video for “In The In Between”, taken from their latest self-titled album.
Liferuiner have released a music video for “H A R V E S T / F A M I N E” over at AbsolutePunk. The band’s album Future Revisionists is available now through InVogue Records.
The Swellers have released a music video for “Got Social” off their album The Light Under Closed Doors. Watch it below! On the video, guitarist/vocalist Nicke Diener stated: Max Moore’s (director) vision for this video matched the feeling of the song completely. It encompasses the awkward attempts at coming from obscurity back into the social world. Weird how in our late twenties and early thirties, things can still feel like high school. Even if you can get someone’s attention and do something really great, it’s history the second the next big thing comes along. What seems like a rather typical… Read more »
Though MTV might have exited the music business years ago, the network is finally making it official.
