The Black Keys have released a new music video in support for their El Camino record, which was released last year via Nonesuch. The video is for the single, "Gold On The Ceiling."

The video takes shots of the band performing live in New York, and in the studio in Los Angeles. We also get snippets of other European cities, and shots of them getting ready to begin their performance. Scenes where their fans are seen hyped up for their performance also invade the video, which has that air of grandeur most bands get when they think they have reached the pinnacle of stardom. Hopefully the duo is mocking this grandeur, otherwise, the video holds no aesthete.

A couple of weeks ago, Canadian punks Fucked Up allowed you to stream the previous four Chinese Zodiac Singles to promote the newest installment, "Year of the Tiger." Today, you can listen to this new single in full, in celebration of its release, which is today. The other previously released singles are still available for streaming, in case you have yet to catch up with the band's project. Listen to them below.

The 12" features: Jim Jarmusch, Annie-Claude Deschênes and Austra.

Just a week before their forthcoming album, Young & Old, is released, Tennis is allowing you to stream the record in full. The album was produced by none other than The Black Keys' Patrick Carney; it was recorded in Nashville, and sees its release February 14th via Fat Possum.

The duo will begin their tour two days after their record hits the shelves, take a look at the dates below.

And take a listen to the pop-filled as well.

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Today, St. Vincent released a new video for the single "Chearleader" off her latest effort, Stranger Mercy. The video was directed by Hiro Murai, and sees a giant Annie Clark on display at a museum. She is tied down to a platform in the middle of a gallery, viewed by the patrons, when she eventually escapes and sadly enough, ends up deteriorating in front of everyone. Catch the video below.

Check out her upcoming tour dates below, as well.

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The members of Minneapolis-based trio, Now, Now, just don't know how to take a break. They have a new album arriving March 6 via Trans-Records, member Jess Abbot has her own album under the name, Tancred, and now drummer Brad Hale has an EP of his own electro-pop tunes.



Going by the name, Sombear, Hale has written, performed, recorded and produced all of his own tunes for his debut EP, Incredibly Still. Below, we have the EP's title track tune that you can stream, download and bob along to. Enjoy.

Sombear's Incredibly Still EP arrives digitally on February 21 via his Bandcamp page. 

Brooklyn indie-folksters, Lucius, have recently released their new track, "Don't Just Sit There," off their forthcoming new album and today, we have a new video to premiere for you.



The clip for "Go Home," created by Arkadia & Co., is an amazing video that is comprised of dolls and crafty animated techniques. The old-school stop-motion video was directed by Tika Buchman, Maura McEvoy (Photography), and used the dollmaking talents of Yuuichi Hanano.

Lucius' new self-titled, self-released EP arrives February 14.

You can also check out "Don't Just Sit There" right here.

If you happen to be in the New York area, you can catch Lucius at Bowery Ballroom on February 17. You can also see them at The Echo in Los Angeles on February 29.

Track List:

Don’t Just Sit There
Turn It Around
Go Home
Genevieve 

English electro-pop group, The Good Natured, stripped things way down for their special Dickies Session performance.

The trio performed their tune, "Lovers," with a bass, some keys and a twinkling xylophone.

Watch the video below courtesy of Dickies and check out www.facebook.com/dickies for tons more exclusive videos.

You can also check out the band performing "Skeleton" and "Your Body Is A Machine" below.

Download “Skeleton” here

For more on The Good Natured, check them out on Facebook

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For those of you who missed last week's airing of Wilco's performance on Austin City Limits, fret not, PBS has put it up for you to stream. The Chicago band performed new songs as well as classics from: Being There, Wilco, and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. Check it out below.

To check out other Austin City Limits episodes, head on over to their site.

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Ah, yes. OK Go has done it again. The stunt-hungry band does yet another obstacle-topping music video. This time around the guys got some help from the folks of Chevy motors, and added a whole other innovative level. Superbowl viewers this year caught a glimpse of the reel. Check out the music video in full below!

Directed by Brian L. Perkins, who lensed the marching band version of OK Go's "This Too Shall Pass" and Damian Kulash, Jr., the band's lead vocalist, "Needing/Getting" was shot in the desert outside Los Angeles. A Chevy Sonic was outfitted with retractable pneumatic arms designed to play the 1,000+ instruments that OK Go set up along the two-mile course. The video took four months of preparation and four days to shoot.  There are no ringers or stand-ins - Damian took stunt-driving lessons.  For behind-the-scenes footage, visit Here.

The Brooklyn band, Here We Go Magic, are se to release their forthcoming album, A Different Ship, May 8th via Secretly Canadian. You can listen to their first single, "Make Up Your Mind," below.

The song is made up of four minutes of hyperactivity, which is at times repetitive and filled with indistinct lyrics--this, though, doesn't take from how much it makes you want to jump out and start dancing.

Also, don't forget to check out the album's tracklist below.

Tracklist:

01 “Intro”
02 “Hard To Be Close”
03 “Make Up Your Mind”
04 “Alone But Moving”
05 “I Believe In Action”
06 “Over The Ocean”
07 “Made To Be Old”
08 “How Do I Know”
09 “Miracle Of Mary”
10 “A Different Ship”