This is a great, meaningful video for a wonderful song! I'm talking of "The Thought Of Losing You", one of the best tracks from the last Dredg album "Chuckles & Mr. Squeezy".

The video for "The Thought Of Losing You" was directed by Stephen Reedy, who also produced it with Alex Pardee and Justin Lomax, and features a great interpretation by James Carraway (E.R., Scrubs, Alias, The Assassination Of Richard Nixon, Patch Adams, Zodiac).

Click on the image on the left and enjoy a little piece of art.

Interesting news from The Feeling camp: on December 5th, the english pop-rockers will release a 14-track, career-spanning singles collection to coincide with the appearance of a new version of the band's stirring hit, "Rosé" (originally published on their brilliant debut "Twelve Stops And Home"), in the Mario Testino-shot global TV campaign for the new Burberry Body fragrance.

Watch the video for the new "unplugged at Abbey Road" version of "Rosè" clicking on the image.

"Fallen Empires", the new full-length album by british alternative poprock band Snow Patrol will see the light of day next week, while I just heard rumours about an american release date of the album on January 10th, 2012.

Snow Patrol has also just premiered in the USA their latest video for "This Isn't Everything You Are". Previously unavailable in North America, the video, filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina, showcases the band in the role of a tango bar's house band (watch the video clicking on the image). And on the band's webpage you can see the upcoming european dates of the "Fallen Empires" tour.

I've already told you about New Empire: the group comes from Sydney, Australia, and combines the arena alternative rock of The Killers with the bombast of 30 Seconds To Mars and the emotional power of OneRepublic. New Empire released their new album "Symmetry" last September: stream it at their myspace page.

The aussies released three videos from "Symmetry" so far, the first one for the song "Give Me The World", the second for the track "Ghosts". Yesterday New Empire put out the brand new video for "Here In Your Eyes". Watch it now by clicking on the image on the left.

Graffiti6 is a pop-rock/soul/psychedelic/dance/funk duo founded in London, UK in 2008, consisting of singer/songwriter Jamie Scott (of Jamie Scott & The Town who toured with Alicia Keys and Kelly Clarkson previously) and prolific writer/producer/DJ Tommy Danvers (Jay-Z, Kanye West, Kylie Minogue).

The polyhedric duo made a collection of great songs, including "Annie You Save Me", "Free" and "Stone In My Heart" and then decided to put out their own label NWFree Music, on which appeared the EP "Stone In My Heart" in March 2010, the single "Annie You Save Me" in July 2010 and the full-length debut "Colours" in October 2010. 

Deaf Havana are an english rock band from King's Lynn, Norfolk.

They're going to release their new studio album next week through Wolf At Your Door Records/BMG. Titled "Fools And Worthless Liars", it's been produced and mixed by Matt O'Grady (You Me At Six, That Sunday Feeling, The Hush, Architects) and already got great reviews by important rock magazines such as Kerrang! (4/5) and Rock Sound (9/10).

The official video for the debut single "I'm A Bore, Mostly" was released a few weeks ago, and you can watch it following this link.

Look for this band if you're into Goo Goo Dolls, Jimmy Eat World and Young Guns. More info, and music, about Deaf Havana at their facebook page.

White Denim is a four-piece rock band from Austin, Texas. They play a very original blend of indie rock, psychedelic music, blues, punk rock, dub, progressive rock, soul, jazz and... add whatever else comes to your mind.

White Denim released their fourth studio album "D" last May, to much critical acclaim, while the new EP "Takes Place In Your Work Space" is out starting this week. Here you can listen and download a track from the ep, called "No Real Reason".

Also, you can download for free four songs from "D" performed and recorded live at the Ghost Room in Austin, TX. Just follow this link.

Last year was Brandon Flowers' turn, last summer was Ronnie Vannucci's time (with his project Big Talk), this autumn is the moment for The Killers' bass player Mark Stoermer to release a record outside the main band.

What's really exciting is that Mark has made available "Another Life", his self released album, as a free download for a limited time. A limited pressing of Vinyl and CD's will follow.

All you have to do to secure your digital copy of "Another Life" is heading to Mark's website and click on Download. Simple as that!