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Videos of the Day – week of 3/21/16

3/21 – One of Kendall’s favorite new artists discovered at SXSW last week…MUNA has a new video (above)!

3/22 – Transviolet was another one of Kendall’s favorites in Austin last week…here’s their new video!

3/23 – And for our 3rd SXSW discovery of the week, it’s Margaret Glaspy

3/24 – PJ Harvey’s controversial new single provides the title track to her album out next month…see if the video provides some insight on the meaning behind some of the lyrics that have drawn the ire of those in the DC community she’s singing about.

3/25 – thought-provoking new video from the Minneapolis band Polica

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