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Videos of the Day – week of 5/26
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

5/26 – new music from The Horrors, “So Now You Know”

5/27 – here’s the new one from Chet Faker for “1998”

5/28 – Lily Allen’s new album came out earlier this month & in honor of Kim & Kanye’s wedding over the weekend, here’s the title track to my album title of the year, Sheezus! Not many pop songs namecheck other pop stars, but as we know by now, Lily’s not shy.  Be advised, there’s a naughty word in the chorus.

5/29 – Sharon Van Etten’s new album came out this week…here’s her new video!  Great chorus, but a naughty word about 1:30 in fyi

5/30 – another favorite BTC 2014 discovery is Lyla Foy. Check out “Feather Tongue”

 

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