“Marienbad” by Julia Holter.

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Berlin-Kreuzberg, 1979. Wow. Having lived in this exact neighborhood for the past 10 years this is amazing to see.

(Source: mitvergnuegen.com)

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Shabazz Palaces not only made one of the most essential albums of the year but also this wonderful video to promote it.

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“Those who didn’t run” by Colin Stetson.

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“Close to Strangers” by Andrew Pekler.

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Girls performing “My Ma” in an abandoned Brooklyn church for Pitchfork TV. Sounding fantastic!

(Source: pitchforkmedia.com)

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Watch the new video “It’s Real” by Real Estate. It’s got dogs in it.

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Miranda July, great as always: “A Handy Tip For The Easily Distracted” is a scene that was originally meant to be a part of her latest movie The Future but ended up getting cut. Watch it here.

Miranda July, great as always: “A Handy Tip For The Easily Distracted” is a scene that was originally meant to be a part of her latest movie The Future but ended up getting cut. Watch it here.

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“Big Bad Wolf” by Duck Sauce.

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In case you haven’t seen it already, check out this Joy Division documentary, currently up in its entirety.

(Source: crackajack.de)

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“Midnight City” by M83.

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“Tin Man” by Future Islands sounds great!

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Watch the first episode of “On the Air”, a short lived TV series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost who had previously cooperated on Twin Peaks.

“After the leftfield success of the mysterious, enigmatic Twin Peaks, David Lynch returned to television in 1992 with On the Air, a situation comedy (of all things) centered on the backstage hijinks on the set of a 1950s variety show. Unsurprisingly, Lynch and co-creator Mark Frost put an eccentric spin on the tired TV format, mixing surrealism and slapstick to great effect. Although seven episodes were filmed, only three were aired by ABC.”

(via the ever-wonderful Network Awesome)

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“Can’t tell me nothing” by Kanye West.

Great alternative video feat. Will Oldham a.k.a. Bonnie “Prince” Billie and Zach Galifianakis. Can’t believe I have never seen this…

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Originally Posted By shootinggallery

Interesting interview with dutch photographer Jaap Scheeren for Foam Lab: Still/Life (2011).

(Source: youtube.com, via shootinggallery)

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