Music

Okay Strokes fans, take a couple of minutes to listen to “All The Time” (the free downloadable single you can grab by pre-ordering the band’s new album Comedown Machine).

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After Tamara’s  (Nia Long) snafu with Pinkus (Kevin Dobson), Marty (Don Cheadle) and Clyde (Ben Schwartz) try to make the best out of their trip to Las Vegas by partying with the douchebag nightclub twins (Evan HartTaylor Gerard Hart) in hopes of getting a meeting with Michael Carlson (Mather Zickel), a self-made Vegas millionaire with a renown hatred of consultants.

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Here is “One Way Trigger” from The Strokes‘ yet to be released untitled fifth album.

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This is Montreal indie pop band Stars with “Hold On When You Get Love and Let Go When You Give It” from their 2012 album The North.

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Oh it’s real, and by definition, as it involves Condorman, must be spectacular. Check out the Intrada Special Collection release of Condorman‘s complete score composed by Henry Mancini now available for $20.

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This is Edmund (featuring singer, and former Doctor Who companion, Arthur Darvill) with “Thoughts of Flight.” Have a listen.

Thoughts Of Flight – Edmund (Arthur Darvill)

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This is California band Peaking Lights with the video for “Dreambeat” from the album Lucifer.

Peaking Lights – “Dreambeat” (Official Video) via videos.antville.org

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Getting you caught up on all the weekend reviews over on RazorFine Review here are the links for reviews of the latest episodes of Burn Notice, Rookie Blue, and Futurama, as well as comic reviews for Batman, Daredevil Annual and the first issue of It Girl and the Atomics, and a look at the new Fleetwood Mac tribute album Just Tell Me That You Want Me.

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This is The Kills with their cover of Fleetwood Mac‘s “Dreams” for the upcoming album Just Tell Me That You Want Me: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac.

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The is the Videographers Guide with the group’s first episode of their documentary web series following young filmmakers as they produce short videos for the web in a variety of genres. Each episode interviews dozens of seasoned filmmakers, producers, social media experts within each genre to offer their insight and experience and serve as a guide to young filmmakers out there. Episode 1 takes a look at the creation and evolution of the Music Video. If interested you can help support the effort through the group’s Kickstarter campaign.

The Videographers Guide – Episode 1: The Music Video (Teaser)

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