This week we've got new clips from Depeche Mode, James Blake, Beyoncé, Calvin Harris, Princeton, and Alcoholic Faith Mission. The Depeche Mode clip is directed by Patrick Daughters. He's one of my…   Read Story »

The best videos this week include new clips from Sleigh Bells, Cloud Nothings, Talib Kweli, No Age, and Warm Ghost. It's too bad Sleigh Bells' video didn't come out last week -- it would have fit the…   Read Story »

In this Patrick Daughters-directed clip for "Fever Dreaming" No Age's Dean Spunt and Randy Randall relax in their warehouse living room until the walls start closing in, destroying Everything In…   Read Story »

Ed Droste's behind-the-scenes photos suggested frequent Feist director Patrick Daughters was taking Grizzly Bear to church for "Two Weeks." True. But the video for the Veckatimest standout (though,…   Read Story »

"1234" and "My Moon My Man" man Patrick Daughters teams up with Feist one more time, and again demonstrates his fear of wasting film with another awesome, one-take clip of lovely Leslie, feeling it…   Read Story »

Liars may not be a thematically epic collection ala Drum's Not Dead, but we love it all the same -- wedding dance-punk to a darker post-Kraut vibe, including psych-pop freak-outs, and the odd…   Read Story »

Conor once again enlists the estimable Patrick Daughters to produce his vid for a standout from Cassadaga, and Oberst is granted his request that this studio-performance clip kindly not include a…   Read Story »

Feist has ambition. The New York Times has a piece profiling Leslie's rise, direction, impending stardom, offering cute quotes ("I'm on the archaeological dig to find the place where my heart ended…   Read Story »

Feist's choreographed clip for "1234" is, obviously, totally and completely endearing. At this point, what it would it take for everyone not to love everything she does? Seriously, that's a question.…   Read Story »

Bright Eyes enlisted the directorial savvy of Patrick Daughters (who has helmed vids for The Shins, YYYs, Kings Of Leon, Death Cab) for the first from Cassadaga. The clip's protagonist and his band…   Read Story »