Who’s Gonna Save My Soul

Music Buzz The new video from Gnarls Barkley may feature an anthropomorphic heart singing into a piece of broccoli, but it just works. "Who's Gonna Save My Soul" -- from director Chris Milk -- is weird and funny and sad; it also tells a story everyone can relate to.

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   Other Milk Videos: “Jesus Walks With Me,” Kanye West

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Hayden Panettiere’s New Video

Music Buzz Hayden Panettiere's new music video, "Wake Up Call," is the first single off her debut album. Candie's Shoes funded Panettiere's "Wake Up Call" music video, and the video will serve as the backdrop for the shoe company's fall 2008 ad campaign.

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   Hayden’s Official Website

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   Hayden Explains The Video and Song’s Significance

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   Candie’s Website Ft. Hayden Panettiere Pics, Videos, etc.

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Radiohead, “House Of Cards” Video

Music Buzz Radiohead's latest music video was filmed without any cameras, using only lasers. Employing technology I've read about three times now but still don't understand, the director captured all these images using lasers, which were somehow turned into data points. Radiohead and Goolge have teamed up to release some of the visualization data, which fans can use to remix. Not sure what it all means, but the video is cool.

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   The Making-of “House of Cards” Video

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   RA DIOHEA_D / HOU SE OF_C ARDS - Google Code

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   Another Explanation of Radiohead’s New Video

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Censor Bar Art

Music Buzz Naked young people dancing! Don't worry, it's safe for work, mostly. The video for the BPA's song "Toe Jam" tries to refocus our attention towards the black bars themselves, not the salacious bits they're covering up.

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Radiohead, “Nude”

Music Buzz A video for the band's song "Nude (Don't Get Any Big Ideas)," as performed by a motley band of out-dated electronics. The video and remixed version of the song were created by fan James Houston -- it's hard to get into at first, but somehow ends up just as depressing as the original.

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Kanye West, “Flashing Lights”

Music Buzz The third (and final?) video for the song, which looks like it was filmed on location in Disney's Haunted House. We wrote about the first, abrupt video when it came out back in February. A second, full-length version came out last week, and now this. More to come?

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   Kanye West’s “Flashing Lights” Video - Featured on BuzzFeed

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Sigur Rós, “Gobbledigook”

Music Buzz The Icelandic band's new video, a collaboration with photographer Ryan McGinley, features a bunch young, thin, long-haired naked people running through the woods. It's a lot like much McGinley's work, featuring thin, young, long-haired naked people, plus a catchy soundtrack in a foreign tongue.

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Weezer, “Pork and Beans”

Music Buzz The video for the band's new single brings almost all of YouTube's celebrities together -- it's an Internet People music video. Numa Numa, evolution of dance, K-Fed, the dramatic chipmunk, Will It Blend, Lauren Caitlin Upton, the Mentos and Diet Coke guys, afro ninja, Tay Zonday, Chris Crocker: everyone's here but the Star Wars kid. We list them in the links.

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   Funtwo, Pachabel’s Canon

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   All Your Base Are Belong To Us

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   Guy Catches Glasses With Face

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Alice

Music Buzz A strangely compelling electronica song (and video) composed of sounds from the Disney version of Alice in Wonderland. Made by a 19-year-old in Australia, "Alice" kind of lulls you into a state of semi-consciousness filled with Cheshire cats and flowers wielding batons.

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Ladies Of The World

TV Buzz A new video from Flight of the Conchords. The HBO duo have an album coming out on SubPop and will be back with a new season of their self-titled show next year, and this is the first video off the record.

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