The official Nerdist video for the perky Do It Anyway from The Sounds Of The Life Of The Mind album, directed by Phil Hodges, exec produced by Chris Hardwick and Lisa Henson and featuring the denizens of Fraggle Rock.
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88 State
at
Cork.
Not just Daithi’s new home.
Mike McGrath-Byan writes:
We’ve put together a big compilation of Cork artists in a free download. 88 tracks, spanning numerous genres, from bands young and old. Cork folks usually have a rep for blowing the county’s trumpet but in this case, we reckon it’s justified. We’d be delighted if you could give it the big mention. Launch gig in Cyprus Avenue, Caroline St., Cork tomorrow night with Terror Pop, Versives, Trumpets of Jericho, The Karman Line & iProv
A team at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA hooked a squid’s chromatophores up to a specially adapted iPod (squid don’t have ears) playing Cypress Hill’s 1993 hit. Audio was transmittted to the squid’s fin nerve as micro-changes in voltage.
The cephalopod was unharmed, though rendered temporarily insane in the membrane.
For what they describe as a Mystery Film Experiment for their new album Valtari, Sigur Rós gave twelve filmmakers identical modest budgets and invited them to create videos based on ‘whatever came into their head’ when they listened to songs from the album.
This is Varúð, directed by Ryan McGinley.
[vimeo 45786661 w=640&h=480]
We’ve been meaning to play this all day.
No Monster Club’s music Video Feat. A Singing Dog Around Dublin (Nialler9)
Thanks Nialler
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUWgiceh74
Jessica Morrison – Wonderland
Ronan Morrison Writes:
This is a song by my sister, Jessica Morrison. She wrote and produced the song herself at home and I produced the video which was all shot in Cork. The concept for the video was inspired by the song but I’ll leave it up to the BS readers to make up there own minds on what it’s about.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3yXFu5-SyY
Sez Stephen Mogerleyl:
[This is] the first installment of Live at Kinine, what will hopefully become a regular collaboration of musicians, set in a studio in the foothills of the Dublin mountains, hosted by Paul Brady. This video features a song of Paul’s from his 1987 album Primitive Dance, titled “The Soul Commotion”. We had a great time playing this, dance routines and all! Watch this space for the next video in the series, Fiach’s “Don’t Want To Let You Down”
Featuring Bairbre Munnis (Backing Vocals), Colm Mac Con Iomaire (Violin), Dara Munnis (Hammond), Donal Gunne (Electric Guitar), Keith Farrell (Bass), Johnny Boyle (Drums), Niamh Danger (Backing Vocals), Paul Brady (Vocals, Acoustic Guitar) Róisín O’Reilly (Backing Vocals) & Turlough Gunawardhana (Backing Vocals).
Recorded and Mixed by John Munnis
Cameras by Mark Doyle and Stephen Mogerley
Produced by Dara Munnis
Directed by Stephen Mogerley
Thanks Dara
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTIpG-EhfqA
You may recall the post where we asked you to review a demo of a new sound app from some developers in Dublin.
It allows you to sync quality sound with the video you may have captured at a concert.
This just in (above): it seems to work.
Cathal Furey writes:
The Stunning played a free gig at the Volvo Ocean Races in Galway on Friday night and they used 45sound at it. Fairly epic gig and I think it will be of interest to some of your Broadsheet readers of a certain generation.
This is them playing “Brewing Up A Storm” to finish the show: I think it shows off the 45sound concept pretty well. We’ve had 44 videos uploaded to the show but there must be a lot more that people haven’t yet uploaded, would be great if you could stick up a post asking for them.
Send videos to 45Sound here
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZeGyabh8tE
The rather good singer songwriter Jamie Lawson (singing ‘I Wasn’t Expecting That’) plays Stag’s Head Raw (Upstairs in The Stag’s Head, Dame Court, Dublin) on Sunday.
Doors: 8pm. €10.00
No cash, favours, etc. were given for this post
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE4eYrIVD8o
The Curtain Thieves – Animal
Jonny, writes:
We launched a video for our new single ‘Animal’ last night. Footage for the video was shot by friends and fans of the band and then edited together by our lead singer, Tim.Most of the footage was taken from gigs in the Academy 2 [Dublin] and The Spirit Store [Dundalk] but there are a few other venues dotted in there.The single is available to download free for a limited time on our Soundcloud (click here). We’d love to hear what your readers think of it.