Sounds Under Radio present the newest video in their visual collection: "Effigy"!

"Effigy", the second single from SUR sophomore full length "Where My Communist Heart Meets My Capitalist Mind" stays true to the albums core theme: the head verses the heart and the wars we fight within. This video, shot mostly in a stark black and white by director and good friend of the band Jeff Ray, highlights that front line internal battle we have all fought and all know so tragically well. Enjoy the video clicking on the image.

Click on the image to watch Daughtry's brand new video for "Outta My Head", directed by Shane C. Drake (Avril Lavigne, Paramore, Panic! At the Disco, Madina Lake, Fall Out Boy).

"Outta My Head", written by Chris with Marti Frederiksen, is the third single off Daughtry's last studio album "Break The Spell" -released last November and on its way to reach the "Gold" status in the U.S.A.- and the follow-up to the album's previous chart-climbing hits "Crawling Back To You" and "Renegade".

Check out the just released music video for "Stupid Mistake", the 4th single to be lifted from the last Darren Hayes' album "Secret Codes And Battleships".

The video was directed by Pixelfing and you can watch it now clicking on the image.

"Stupid Mistake" will be released as a 4-track digital EP and Gold Vinyl 7-inch on May, 7th. More info as they become available.

Animal Kingdom is an English indie rock band that debuted in 2009 with the album "Signs And Wonders". The wonderful song "Tin Man" was iTunes "Single of the Week" and iTunes named them "Best New Alternative Act" that year.

Now the band is back with the second album "The Looking Away", to be released on May, 8th via Boombox Records - Mom+Pop Records. The record was produced by David Kosten and includes the new single "Strange Attractor": watch the video clicking on the frame on the left and download the Black Fethers Remix of the single at the band's website.

The Cab have a new video out for the song "La La", included in their latest album "Symphony Soldier", released last August.

This is what the band has to say about the video, directed by Dan Fusselman: "This has been such an amazing year for us as a band. We have gotten to play all over the world, watched our songs rise up the charts, and most importantly, been able to share our music with and meet so many of you. We wanted to make a video for "La La" that highlighted some of the fun we had on the road, and some of the new and familiar faces we got to see."

American poprocker Jon McLaughlin is re-releasing his last year's independent album "Forever If Ever" with a new title: "Promising Promises", as the record is now named, will be out for Razor & Tie next May 22nd.

Jon has made a brand new video for the single "Summer Is Over" featuring American singer-songwriter and pianist Sara Bareilles.

Watch the video right now clicking on the image on the left.

If you dig NEEDTOBREATHE then you have to check out their brand new "vintage" video for the song "Keep Your Eyes Open", directed by Eric Ryan Anderson. Click on the image on the left and enjoy!

"Keep Your Eyes Open" is the new single off "The Reckoning", NEEDTOBREATHE's fourth studio album, which reached the number one slot on the US Billboard Rock Albums chart last year after its release.

Also, the band's website was recently revamped, so have a look at it right now. The band just kicked off their own headlining US tour: check them with support act Ben Rector in a city near you.

Cut Copy's bass player Ben Browning has just released his first solo EP, "Lover Motion" on the band's own label Cutters Records.

"Most of the basic tracks were home spun," says Ben, "and afterward, the talents of Gus Franklin and Haima Marriott (Architecture In Helsinki) were enlisted to add production and shimmer to the finished product. Cut Copy's own Dan Whitford reached into his collection of vintage synths to provide keyboard programming, producing some of the classic keyboard tones that lie herein."

Listen to the EP following on Soundcloud, and watch the video for "I Can't Stay" clicking in the frame on the left.