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Videos of the Day – week of 4/2/18
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

4/2 – Montreal indie artist Helena Deland has a new album & video out

4/3 – Baltimore duo Beach House has a new album out 5/11…here’s their new “visualizer”

4/4 – The pride of Boone, NC, Rainbow Kitten Surprise has signed to Elektra for their new album, How to: Friend, Love, Freefall, out 4/6

4/5 – Anna Burch has a new video out from her acclaimed debut album Quit The Curse…

4/6 – BTC legends Yo La Tengo come to The Jefferson Sunday night…oh, look what Vice calls their new “artists reviewing other artists” feature!?

 

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