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Sep 12 2012 12:28 PM ET

Watch bandmates and indie film stars the Brooklyn Brothers charm a party in their 'Come On Girl' video -- EXCLUSIVE

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Ever since the Flight of the Conchords went off the air, there’s been a noticeable gap in quirky comedies about real-life musical twosomes. The Brooklyn Brothers would like to change that for you.

Ryan O’Nan and Michael Weston make up the lo-fi indie duo at the center of the semi-autobiographical flick Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best, which premiered at last year’s Toronto Film Festival and goes into wide release Sept. 21.

The movie, described by Hollywood Reporter as “a road-trip musical for unjaded hipsters and their younger siblings,” features the guys traveling the country in a bid to get their band off the ground and includes supporting roles from the likes of Andrew McCarthy, Melissa Leo, Wilmer Valderrama, Jason Ritter and Christopher McDonald.

And now the (not actually) Brothers, who describe their sound as “the Shins meets Sesame Street,” are releasing their self-titled debut next Tuesday, featuring several songs from the film.

One of those tracks is “Come On Girl,” and we’ve got an exclusive look at the official music video. Take a look at the montage-y clip, which conveniently doubles as a trailer for the movie, in the video below:

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Sep 10 2012 02:54 PM ET

Mumford & Sons release video for 'I Will Wait' - watch it here

There are a million folk and bluegrass bands out there – what makes Mumford & Sons so special?

Scope.

The London quartet have always had a thing for building seemingly humble songs towards rapturous, arena-ready climaxes.  Now, in the new video for “I Will Wait,” off their upcoming sophomore release Babel, they’ve actually got an arena–the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, to be exact.

Directed by Fred & Nick, the video showcases the group in a recent performance of their grand, foot-stomping single in front of thousands of exuberant fans.  Even in the cavernous space, the group sound like they might bust right through the rock walls:

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Sep 5 2012 11:55 AM ET

Muse release video for 'Madness': Watch it here

Consider it a sign o’ the times: Muse are doing dubstep.

Well, not exactly.  The English rockers’ new single, “Madness,” does feature a bit of that inescapable wub-wub-wub, but it’s more of a subdued textural element than a trouser-dropping bass cannon.  The song itself is also more restrained than much of their catalog, a subtle, layered groove with yearning harmonies.

In the video, our leggy heroine navigates the London Underground as a riot breaks out around her.  Its shadowy hues of green and blue suggest melancholy and urban decay, and serve as a perfect palette for the tune’s understated resignation.  Watch it below:

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Sep 5 2012 11:39 AM ET

Green Day crash a rave in their new 'Kill the DJ' video -- Watch it here

“Shoot the f—ing DJ,” Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong instructs in “Kill the DJ,” the latest single from his band’s upcoming album Uno“Hold him underwater til the motherf—er drowns.”

OK! The accompanying new video delivers Armstrong’s DJ-homicide dreams a little more gently. Directed by Samuel Bayer, the clip begins with black-and-white footage of the boys revving their motorcycles and riding across the desert, like rock and rollers do. The boys end up at a rave-type affair, filled with disco balls and animal costumes and glowsticks.

Ew! Green Day look nonplussed as they enter, so they head straight for the stage and show the kids the power of guitar rock by playing a song that sounds like a mix of the Clash and the Arctic Monkeys.

Check it all out in the video below:

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Sep 4 2012 04:37 PM ET

David Byrne and St. Vincent release music video for 'Who': Watch it here

In one of the coolest collaborations in recent memory, David Byrne and St. Vincent have teamed up for an album, Love This Giant, which drops Sept. 11.

The duo just released a video for the record’s brassy second single, “Who,” directed by Martin de Thurah.  Shot in crisp black and white, it ostensibly tells the story of an alcohol-induced car accident; but more importantly, it features some of Byrne’s characteristically funky dance moves.  Check it out below.

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Sep 4 2012 01:50 PM ET

The Black Keys rock a Nashville dive bar in the 'Little Black Submarines' video: Watch it here

After a succession of videos ranging from concept-y to gimmick-y, the Black Keys’s new Danny Clinch-directed clip is a no-frills performance video of the boys tearing down the house at Springwater Supper Club & Lounge, the beloved Nashville dive bar.

“We all just sort of kind of mutually agreed that it should probably just be the performance and not any of the other extra stuff,” Dan Auerbach told Rolling Stone.

Good call, guys –  the El Camino track has been pared down for the sake of length (the second verse is missing), but once it starts rocking out in the second half, it hits its stride.

Dive into “Submarines” below:

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Sep 2 2012 10:00 PM ET

Watch YouTube star Ryan Beatty's new video 'Hey LA' right here! -- EXCLUSIVE

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Pop music fans, consider this your official EW heads up: 16-year-old YouTube sensation Ryan Beatty is going places.

The web celeb, whose videos have racked up more than 31 million views, released his debut EP Because of You in late July, and it reached number seven on the all-genre iTunes album chart — as well as number one on the pop albums chart. Not bad for a kid who doesn’t have a label deal!

Today, Beatty is unveiling the music video for his new single “Hey LA,” an infectious sun-drenched ode to the City of Angels, right here on EW.com. The song, which falls into the same bright, California-pop wheelhouse as Andy Grammer’s “Fine By Me,” is already earning airplay on radio stations in Las Vegas and, perhaps unsurprisingly, Los Angeles.

The budding star co-wrote the song after his first visit to L.A., where he recently moved with his family to more officially pursue a career in the music biz. “It took two days to film,” says Beatty, who essentially had to shoot every scene twice in order to achieve the clip’s nifty transitions between green screen in-studio performance and glossy city life. “Sometimes I had to get the same exact movement I was doing in the green screen shot,” says Beatty. “I had to make sure every single part of my body was moving at the same time as it was on the green screen.”

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Aug 30 2012 08:53 PM ET

Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' new music video -- watch it here

Go talk to your friends, talk to my friends, spread the news, people: Taylor Swift’s music video for her new hit single, “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” is live.

The video — which starts off with Swift clad in squirrel-print pajamas – follows the lyrics video for the same song that came out August 14, and premiered simultaneously on MTV and CMT Thursday night during a mini-special called “MTV First: Taylor Swift.” The show also included an interview with the 22-year-old musician. West coasters eager to see TSwift on the tube, can still see the video and interview when it airs at 7:49 p.m. PT.

In the interview, which continued via live stream on MTV.com, the country pop princess announced that she will perform “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sept. 6.

“What the fans have done with this song and made it into in two weeks is so great, so I’m so excited to perform it at the VMAs,” Swift said during the MTV interview.

To watch the song accompanied by plenty of black-framed glasses, a party in a house with sweater-like walls and Swift’s band members in forest-animal costumes, check out the music video below:

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Aug 29 2012 01:19 PM ET

Deadmau5 battles My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way in crazy expensive 'Professional Griefers' video -- Watch it here

Think Reel Steel meets Electric Daisy Carnival, and you’re almost close to visualizing Deadmau5′s new video for “Professional Griefers.” I say “almost” because even the most vivid imagination would be missing one of the UFC-themed clip’s key ingredients: So. Much. Money.

In a recent interview with Spin.com (also known as the only Spin), Deadmau5 helmet-wearer Joel Zimmerman claims that the video “is one of the highest-budget electronic music videos of all time,” saying that the budget is “in the seven-digit range.”

So, what did all of that money go toward? A giant, future-primitive Ultimate Fighting thunderdome in which the EDM hero battles My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way with massive, remote-controlled metal avatars. Oh, and there’s a cute little puppy! Sort of…

See all seven digits of this electronic madness in the video below:

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Aug 29 2012 11:34 AM ET

Watch rockers Go Radio's split-screen 'Go to Hell' video here -- EXCLUSIVE

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As Tallahassee alt-rockers Go Radio prove, the Republican Convention isn’t the only thing cooking down in Florida.

The Warped Tour alums are gearing up for the Sept. 18 release of their new album Close the Distance, the follow-up to their 2011 debut Lucky Street. And, appropriately enough, the video to their new single “Go to Hell” features a boy trying to do just that — close the distance — with his girl. However, as the song’s title suggests, there be obstacles.

“The video is a really awesome interpretation of the song,” singer Jason Lancaster says of the clip, which features a guy running around L.A.’s public-transit system (they have one!) in a last-ditch effort to meet his lady. “We read through the story [treatment] and just got caught in how universal it was.”

Check out the clip below:

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