Showing posts with label canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canada. Show all posts
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Sam Roberts "Them Kids"
In this video for Sam Roberts latest single "Them Kids", the isolated environment of a Simms-like suburbia offers a cookie cutter world devoid of fear and poverty. Yet, when you listen to Robert's lyrics, the message is not nearly as happy go lucky as the colorful visuals depict them to be. Symbolic of the generational divide between Gen-X and our elders, video games are the precise reason why many of "them kids" are too distracted in modern society to enjoy the simple pleasures of past generations.
Labels:
canada,
music video,
pop rock,
sam roberts,
sims,
spyfilms
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Bon Iver "The Wolves (Act I & II)"
Haunting the heart with cold breaths of pain and loss, this video "The Wolves (Act I & II)" by Bon Iver takes you into the dark, mystical forest of reflection. Entangling the weighted words of Iver with the somber mindset of its director who suffered the sudden death of a friend, the two artists created a soulful, opera-esc ballad that brings serenity to life's unavoidable pain.
Labels:
canada,
folk rock,
heartache,
Jagjaguwar,
music video,
reflection,
tragedy
Monday, July 07, 2008
Don Brownrigg "In it"
This song by Canadian musician Don Brownrigg has an infectious melody that warms even the most anxious of hearts. Directed by Charles Jannasch of Device Moving Images, the home grown, earnest video allows the quality of the lyrics to speaks for itself.
Labels:
canada,
charles jannasch,
don brownrigg,
folk,
halifax,
In It,
independent,
indie music,
simplistic
Monday, June 30, 2008
Time To Switch To Whiskey
Part Cash, part backwoods honkie, Corb Lund's ode to sour mash delivers a foot stomping melody that even the most adverse country music listener may find hard to ignore.
Labels:
canada,
corb lund,
country ballad,
edmonton,
folk rock,
la sparka,
rye whiskey
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