MIA's Born Free + videos from Romain Gavras

In case you've been hiding underneath the hipster rock like I have, you for some reason haven't watched this video yet:



M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.


The director also has a pretty interesting film coming out soon:


notre jour viendra - feature film trailer from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.



Will there soon be a genre of film called "hipster"? I don't like using the word either but when I think of what "hipster's" might find visually stimulating it's something like this:


The Last Shadow Puppets, The Age Of The Understatement from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.


What can be more hipster than a brief description on your wikpedia page?

Romain Gavras is a French director. Wikipedia Look Yourself

Pitchfork Hipster Shit

As much as I whine and complain about Pitchfork and how they've ruined music journalism. I just found some great stuff on the site. (Not that I read it or anythinnnggg)


They have this great video series, which is entitled, "DON'T LOOK DOWN". The series tapes bands performing on rooftops! SUPPORT IT!



Dan Deacon, has become a name synonymous with SUNY Purchase College. At first this made me steamy angry, and then I gave his new album a try, and now pleasantly enjoy his music! If only for the sole reason of this music video, should you enjoy the artistry of Dan Deacon:




PitchforkTv also has the great feature called Cemetery Gates, where musicians perform a cover of The Smiths "Cemetery Gates". JUST KIDDING! That is initially what I thought it was going be, but don't worry! It's almost as good! Here is a clip of St. Vincent performing "Actor Out Of Work".



I can't mention St. Vincent without mentioning this incredible collaboration she did with Andrew Bird, and from another pretentious media outlet!



Enjoy, snobs.