The Black Lab guys are psyched to present their new video for the awesome song "Something You Don't Know", from the last studio album "Two Strangers". The video was directed, shot and cut by Scott Chestnut.

Black Lab released a couple of months ago "Unplugged", their first acoustic album, featuring unplugged versions of 13 favorites as well as 3 new songs. Expect Paul Durham & Co. to put out a clip for a song from this album in the near future. Meanwhile, enjoy the video for "Something You Don't Know" clicking on the image here on the side.

I talked about video director Robert Hales in the previous post about Jane's Addiction. Well, for coincidence, the just released video for Red Hot Chili Peppers' new single "Look Around" had Mr. Hales at the shooting helm. The clip features the band rocking and doing stupid things in adjoining rooms.   "I can say that the band were great to work with -real gentlemen- and it was a genuinely collaborative process," director Hales told Spinner.com site. "They were all extremely involved creatively. Each room loosely represented the band members' personalities, so almost all the props and artwork in the rooms came from their personal collections." Enjoy the video clicking on the frame on the left.

Alternative rock pioneers Jane's Addiction have released today a brand new video for the song "Underground", off the band's latest album "The Great Escape Artist".
The video was directed by Robert Hales (Stone Temple Pilots, Nine Inch Nails, Kid Rock) in Los Angeles at the club Fais Do-Do, originally a speakeasy from the 1920s with a New Orleans ambience. Watch the clip now clicking on the image.

An explicit version of the video will debut at Playboy.com this Friday, January 27 at 10:00 a.m. EST.

Today is a big day for veteran American alternative pop rockers Nada Surf: to celebrate the release of their brand new album, "The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy", the newyorkers are having a special show tonight at the Bowery Ballroom in NYC, and YouTube will be streaming the performance live at 10 PM EST on the band's channel.

TSAITA is Nada Surf's seventh studio album and was produced by Chris Shaw (Wilco, Cheap Trick, Soul Asylum, Public Enemy). You can stream the full record this week on Spinner.com.

The band's latest track, "Waiting For Something" is available as a free download here, while you can download another song from the new album, "When I Was Young", for free at Nada Surf's website.

Tribes are a British four-piece rock band from Camden, London, influenced by bands like Nirvana, Pixies, Pavement and R.E.M. In April 2011 they released their first EP named "We Were Children", followed by another one in October ("When My Day Comes").

Last week saw the release of the band's first full-length record through Universal Island Records. It's titled "Baby" and was produced by Mike Crossey (Razorlight, Arctic Monkeys, Kooks). Among the singles included in the album, there's "Sappho", a brilliant song with a very catchy hook: watch the video clicking on the image.   If you like british guitar oriented music, try these guys.

Fools For Rowan are an alternative rock band from Nashville, TN, influenced by the likes of Evanescence, Kings of Leon, Paramore, Nickelback, Heart, Pat Benatar and Halestorm. The band, led by talented singer Erin Mullins, was recently named to the list of "Hot 100 Live Unsigned Artists and Bands" by Music Connection magazine.

Fools For Rowan have started a Kickstarter campaign to help completing the recording of their new cd. So if you like them, follow this link and make a pledge.