The Flaming Lips and New Fumes release video for ‘Girl, You’re So Weird’

Nudity and colours are not new in the psychedelic world of The Flaming Lips and that’s exactly what’s on offer with the brand new video for the collaborative effort with New Fumes, ‘Girl, You’re So Weird’.
The Flaming Lips teamed up with New Fumes for a Record Store Day double vinyl album. The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends features collaborations with Lightning Bolt, Nick Cave, Neon Indian, Prefuse 73, Erykah Badu, Bon Iver and more.
‘Thunder Drops’ is actually the track featuring New Fumes that appears on the album but Wayne Coyne and friends picked ‘Girl, You’re So Weird’ to compliment with a video.
Look out for The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends this Saturday April 21st in a record store near you.
Here’s the video.

Fluorescent Heights adds visuals to his ‘Paranormal Experience’

Hailing from Stockholm, Fluorescent Heights is the moniker used by Henrik Stelzer.
The young Swede musician just dropped a video for ‘Paranormal Experience’ off his debut album Tourism, released last January via Subsuburban.
The album is available digitally and also in a limited transparent blue vinyl edition. Just head over to Fluorescent Heights’ bandcamp to order and stream it.

Now sit back and enjoy the ‘Paranormal Experience’ directed by Behind The Walk-In.

Saadi premieres video for ‘Snowyman’

Saadi is the musical outfit of Syria born, New York based songstress Boshra AlSaadi.

Last February Saadi released the single  ‘Snowyman’, just head over to Saadi’s bandcamp to stream and buy it.
The 7″ single is available now via Dither Down and it includes the original track and a stunning remix by New Jersey multi-instrumentalist Delicate Steve. You can listen to it below.

Now Saadi released a video to accompany ‘Snowyman’ directed by Nerenda Eid. It’s a visual treat featuring animated puppets. Here’s a description of the video:

“Nawang descends to earth with her sisters to bathe during a simultaneous winter solstice and lunar eclipse. Jaka spies her and falls in love, stealing her cloak to keep her on earth. She weeps for her loss and Jaka comforts her. They soon marry and have a child, who unwittingly discovers the cloak. Nawang confronts Jaka and returns to her home in the moon.”

Watch it now.


Mothlite unveils new video for ‘Something In The Sky’

Mothlite, the brainchild project of London based multi-instrumentalist Daniel O’Sullivan, will release his somophore album Dark Age on May 14th via Kscope. It follows his debut album The Flex Of Reverie released in 2008.

O’Sullivan described the upcoming album as “Dark megalomania, contradictions and paradoxes, and general bleakness”.

Second single ‘Zebras’ is free to download here and now Mothlite unveiled a video for  ‘Something In The Sky’, another track lifted previously from Dark Age. Watch it below.