KT Tunstall - Push That Knot Away

A: KT Tunstall
S: Push That Knot Away
C: Tiger Suit

Tuuuuune. This might not be my most creative post, Sunday is always a tricky day, especially there was a certain or more likely uncertain amount of Vodka and Martini involved on the night before. It always seems like softening the Vodka with Martini seems like a good idea at the time, but never the next morning. Happy recovering everybody. By the way, Tiger Suit is better than expected, as in real good.

Cassius - I Love You So

A: Cassius
S: I Love You So
C: I Love You So - EP

It is like 8 o'clock in the morning so basically in the middle of the night, which means I am keeping this one short as can be: the video is top class, while the song is alright for a saturday, which is alright for dancing, as Elton proclaimed once upon a time, 150 years ago when he was young. Anyway, you can actually download the lip app used in this video (hint: iTunes). Just search for Cassius. And lip the night away.

Radical Face - Welcome Home

A: Radical Face
S: Welcome Home
C: Ghost

Justin Mitchell's video for Welcome Home was shot with Nikon lenses. Which is far from surprising since Nikon featured the song for their 'I am Nikon' commercial, as you might have recognized or known. The song is also used in the emotional climax of the film The Vicious Kind, and it is used in the trailer and movie of the Reel Rock Tour - having that many irons in the fire, bit of a slut, that song, if you ask me.

My Chemical Romance - Na Na Na

A: My Chemical Romance
S: Na Na Na
C: Danger Days (out 19.11.10)

Mmh. From all the possible directions MCR could have gone after their so so fantastic last album 'The Black Parade', this must be the or at least my least favorite choice. Apparently they had some sort of mid-band-crises, and it shows. Still, the video is artisctly fantastic and as camp as american emo can get. Plus, they were the first post ever on this blog, so they will always have a special place on here, no matter what the *uck.

Yelle - La Musique

A: Yelle
S: La Musique
C: La Musique - EP (out on Kitsuné)

Since this is a music blog and I am a music blogger and Yelle has a song out called music or musique (hate the country, not the language - is all I am saying) and I am super duper busy at work, it all makes sense and I can kind of keep it short today, I guess. Over and out.
PS: Actually, now that I watched it, the video is pretty cool. Watch out for Donald Draper!

Belle & Sebastian - I Didn't See It Coming

A: Belle & Sebastian
S: I Didn't See It Coming
C: Write About Love

As I mentioned early on this year, at the end of the festival season, Belle & Seb is my favorite new live act. Ever. On their new album 'Write About Love' (which is supposed to be read together with the artist name, leading up to just say: Belle and Sebastian write about love - makes sense, no?), they do write about love, which they have than like basically on every other album before, too.

The Rescues - Let Loose The Horses

A: The Rescues
S: Let Loose The Horses
C: Let Loose The Horses

In short, I love The Rescues. They were like my favorite band two years ago, which is why I don't have a clue how I managed to miss the release of their second album this summer. Although they were featured more than once on Grey's Anatomy, they never really broke big. Which is another shocking surprise, the second one today - hang in there, we're almost done. Actually, we are. Enjoy the up until now oh so insidesrs' tip.