Tag Archive for the term: video

Hi Indyish!
We have a brand new release out! Hope you like it!
Winterland casts its shadows. The trees comfort us through the cold winds and lonely thoughts. The Faux Noise presents a new song called “Save Me”. Filled with shadows and many meanings of love.
Swedish winter this year has been extrarordinary beautiful. Therefore, we have made [...]

A friend sent me this vintage bit of wise old Mr. Cohen because the houses look like all the little ones lined up on either side of my house. This wasn’t shot on our street, but close enough to elicit a little twinge of nostalgia for the folks who have been here, walking, smiling, shoveling [...]

Here’s a poppy bit of indie Australian fun for you friends, from the mad darling Sia and many helpful tweens:

Clearly, based on these two videos now rapidly circulating the interwebs, animals are not inclined to blame us for war and climate change and instead still love us deeply. So that, at least, bodes well for the future, I think.

Gorgeous animation in this eye boggly story about major league baseball in the seventies and the way that altered-consciousness factored in athletic greatness. Something to think about.

With M.Ward singing one of Conor Oberst’s songs on the album, Monsters of Folk slip us back in time quietly, calmly, and in sepia.

Jeebus the gorgeous flickerings of energy all around us, mapping our movements and the ways we are tied to light and sound and wind, the ways our wild hair and mess are reflections of the larger dance; all of this I love.

Magnetic Movie from Semiconductor on Vimeo.

Rostropovich’s impromptu performance during the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989.

Rostropovich was a Soviet and Russian cellist and conductor, widely considered to have been one of the greatest cellists of the 20th century, considered by some of his peers to have been the greatest cellist of all time. In addition to his outstanding [...]

Studio XX and The National Film Board of Canada, Quebec Center are pleased to announce the launch of their exciting collaboration, FIRST PERSON DIGITAL.
Made possible by the financial assistance of Canadian Heritage through the Cultural Development Fund, First Person Digital (FPD) is an innovative training and production program for women exploring new
approaches to storytelling in [...]

This heart breaking and compelling information about the Alberta tar sands project is beautifully rendered by Lamoustache.ca for the feature documentary H2oil Animation Direction by Dale Hayward & Sylvie Trouvé and correct me if I’m worng but I believe the voice over is Canadian spoken word artist and novelist, Indyish performer and beloved-by-us, Cat Kidd. [...]