Skeletons & the Kings of All Cities Invade Coney Island

Exclusive! Watch the summer-dazed video for "What They Said," from the upcoming album LUCAS.

Spring may be here, but if you've still got any lingering traces of Seasonal Affective Disorder, the lazy, hazy video for Skeletons & the Kings of All Cities' "What They Said" might be just what the doctor ordered.

Linkin Park's 'Done' Good

Watch the band's new video, "What I've Done," and see the band sprinting away from their nu-metal roots. Hooray!

Linkin Park's video for "What I've Done" is like most pop culture condemnations of America's current foreign and domestic policies: vague, indirect, and backed by a montage of mildly disturbing imagery of today's war-torn world. Perhaps Chester Bennington's lyrics imagine the innermost thoughts of a lame duck president, pondering missteps that irrevocably altered history.

Adult. Go Hitchcock in New Video

Learn 50 ways to kill your lover in "I Feel Worse When I'm With You."

The Detroit techno duo Adult. might be married, but they are more Al and Peggy than Matt and Kim. On their fourth album Why Bother? (out now on Thrill Jockey), you won't find any cute, bouncy pop songs about love. But in their new video you will find creative ways to eliminate your mate.

Video: Pete Townshend with the Fratellis

At the Spin party at Stubb's, Pete Townshend joined the Fratellis for a set-closing rendition of the Who's "The Seeker."

In all fairness, the one thing that can adequately describe what happened at Spin's party yesterday at Stubb's is some streaming video depicting the once-in-a-lifetime events that transpired.

New Comedy Show Looms Large on MTV

Upright Citizens Brigade regulars stand tall with comedy shorts on Human Giant.

If you've been disappointed by the state of comedy on MTV since The State left the building, it seems the execs have taken your total request.

Charlotte Gainsbourg, All-Star Cast Meet at '5:55'

Watch the video for "Songs That We Sing" from the chanteuse's upcoming LP, 5:55.

French film star and ethereal songstress Charlotte Gainsbourg was the product of an all-star collaboration. Father Serge was a well-known French poet, singer/songwriter, actor, and director, while mother Jane Birkin was known in England as both a singer and actress.

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