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Videos of the Day – week of 2/9/15
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

2/9 – to start us off (above) is a new one from the duo Cathedrals…

2/10 – Hot Chip debuted their new track today, with one of those anti-video videos…new album out mid-May

2/11 – Catfish & The Bottlemen did a cool Killers cover on Triple J radio recently…

2/12 – Courtney Barnett is back…after 2 EPs (released as 1 cd in the US last spring), her 1st full-length album is out 3/24.  Love the album title: Sometimes I Sit & Think & Sometimes I Just Sit.  That’s her playing the depressed clown in the new video…

2/13 – the new Florence & The Machine song saw its worldwide debut yesterday…since the video is super-intense & ever-so-slightly NSFW, here’s the album teaser video instead…

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