Category: Music Videos
Angèle Finds Herself in Another “Fever” Dream With “What You Want” Featuring Justice
As Angèle reemerges from a slight period of dormancy (with her last musical offering being a trop court ditty called “A Little More” that was [Read More…]
Harmony Korine-Chic: Slayyyter’s “Old Technology” Video
Although most of the videos that Slayyyter has released thus far for her upcoming third album, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, would be right at home [Read More…]
Margaret Dances Again: Bleachers’ “You and Forever” Video
In what marks Margaret Qualley’s third role in a Bleachers’ video (following “Alma Mater” and “Tiny Moves”) for the band’s latest single, “You and Forever,” [Read More…]
Louche in Louisiana: Lana Del Rey’s Visual Accompaniment for “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter” Has Its Roots in “Video Games”
Being that Lana Del Rey is hardly a stranger to making “no frills” videos interspersed with “found footage,” her visual accompaniment for “White Feather Hawk [Read More…]
Divine (Desert) Intervention: ROSALÍA’s “Sauvignon Blanc” Video
Slightly “leveling up” on the music video front after some were disappointed by the “simplicity” (which is, in this case, really just a euphemism for [Read More…]
There’s Carnal Love and Then There’s Love That Leaves Carnage In Its Wake: Charli XCX’s “Always Everywhere” Video
Continuing to go “vag-deep” into the Wuthering Heights universe, Charli XCX has provided yet another visual accompaniment to one of her songs from the soundtrack [Read More…]
Wilson Phillips’ and the “Postcard Magic” of California Imagery in the “Hold On” Video
At the dawn of a new decade, a vibrant, hopeful song quickly emerged to set itself apart from the sea of “negative” grunge music that [Read More…]
Taylor Swift’s “Opalite” Video: Another Example of How Everything Has to Be a Reference (Especially to Something Esoteric, Like a Graham Norton Show Episode)
Maybe the only thing that “come[s] back stronger than a 90s trend” (as it was said on 2020’s “Willow”) is Taylor Swift with a new [Read More…]
Kesha Turns Her Grammys Night on the Red Carpet into the Video for “Red Flag”
Even though Kesha has already released five singles from her eleven-track album, Period, “Red Flag” has lately become something of a favorite. Not necessarily even [Read More…]
A Few Years After the Pandemic, Mitski Makes Being a Recluse Fashionable Again in the Shirley Jackson-Inspired Video for “Where’s My Phone?”
Perhaps if there’s any “persona” best suited for the times we live in, it’s a recluse who can only ever feel like her authentic (read: [Read More…]
