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Wolfmother once again display the frantic energy on their live show in this video from their self-titled album.

Wolfmother was one of the most aticipated and well received bands at SXSW this year. Their stoner rock and '70s hair styles have drawn comparrisons to Zepplin and Sabbath.

UK indie rock darlings, Franz Ferdinand are stuck in a quirky world of modern living circa 1910.

The Franz Ferdinand / hip-hop connection, while not immediately obvious, can't be denied. Kanye West refered to their music as 'white crunk' and admittingly used the Scottish band as inspiration for the album, Late Registration. Even Snoop Dogg made it clear that he intends to collaborate with them. Thus it's no suprise that Franz chose hip-hop director Diane Martel for this amusingly obnoxious video of Franz trashing a pretentious art opening. The song's lyrics recant meaningless banter that was once shouted into frontman Alex Kapranos' ear at such an event.

Franz Ferdinand plot global world dominiation using cold-war style technics.

This Manchester band, named after a line from a Sylvia Plath poem, has recently been drawing attention in the States after opening for acts such as Weezer and the Kaiser Chiefs.

Art-rock is back with this very long video (9 minutes) from Iceland's Sigur Ros. This band has a cult following and the video is one of artic beauty. If you are curious, you need to check it out.

The performers bodies get distorted to the point of abstract images while video feedback effects act as the backing vocals.

Garage rock outfit formed by Jesse "The Devil" Hughes and Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age) revive the essence of rock & roll.

The Eagles of Death Metal rock out in this black & white video featuring Josh Homme from 'Queens of the Stone Age' on drums.

The frenzied pace of this video matches the style of London grime MC Lady Sovereign.

Huntington Beach songwriter perfected his guitar skills during the eighteen months of rehabilitation he had to go through following a nasty skateboard accident. Now he works alot with Jack Johnson.

Horror movie posters are spread throughout this video as the Zutons perform on an erie stage.

Lead Karen O said that her band's latest record, Show Your Bones, is about 'what happens when you put your finger in a light socket' and not about her cat, as previously reported to MTV by producer Sam 'Squeak E. Clean' Speigel. Lots of fire in the video!

Spike Jonze creates a haunting video in which Yeah Yeah Yeahs' singer Karen O summons children to cause mass destruction and general mayhem.

Brit punk/pop are taken by flying bug on an animated tour through mind-numbing landscapes. Think Fantastic Four on speed. Props to the Minivegas directing team.

This multi-national, multi-cultural band performs live before an audience filled with handsome guys and beautiful gals.

Hasidic dancehall Matisyahu gives a live performace in Austin, TX.

Hasidic beatbox reggae star sings about spiritual living, self-awareness, and the value of knowledge in this inspirational song directed to young men.

An office loner has escapism daydreams. She designs her own kite which will take her away from her cubicle.

In-studio music video equipped with 45s and inflatable silver pillows. The girls are diss'n the boys.

The band performs in the deep forest amdist an unidentifed and potentially malicious onlooker.

Canadian indie rockers Wolf Parade originally formed when asked to open shows for the Arcade Fire. 'Shine A Light' is their first music video, taken from the album 'Apologies to the Queen Mary'.

This London production team has been creating unique sonic backdrops since the eighties. Pioneers in the underground London dance scene, Coldcut is still turning people on the the genre today.

Coldcut creates a visual of a future military industial nightmare.

London production duo Coldcut team up with Roots Manuva for this vibrant, colorful video with a social conscience.

These Seattle bases tech-rockers are projected against skyscrapers in this video from their album "Menos el Oso".

With his heart pounding, Paul Oakenfold goes for the race of his life.