Tagged Music Video

Practice space makes perfect space for Flat Teeth’s “Side Attack” video

January 8, 2020

Flat Teeth has been busy lately. Over the past four months, the Milwaukee indie rock outfit played Bay View Bash, put out its debut full-length, and followed that impressive release with an abundance of local s...

Warm up with NilexNile’s “If You Down” music video

Tyler Maas

November 18, 2019

When we last checked in with NilexNile (formerly known as the far less Google-friendly "Nile"), the Milwaukee rapper was making history when he became the first musician to perform on The Hop as part of this su...

Fuzzysurf’s “Don’t Worry Baby” video channels horror and silent film classics

Tyler Maas

October 18, 2019

Fuzzysurf is a band suited for any era. We said as much back in May, when we debuted the Milwaukee quartet's latest and greatest album, Fuzzy & The Surfs. Over the course of that album, the group managed to...

Mini Meltdowns mix anguish and animation in the “I Wanna Die” music video

Tyler Maas

October 17, 2019

Back in August, we debuted a brand new song from Mini Meltdowns—a super group featuring current and former members of Limbeck, Dashboard Confessional, The Promise Ring, The Benjamins, Rx Drugs, and Alligator Gu...

Get ready for The Low Down at Indeed Brewing with Cozy Danger’s “80 Proofed” video

Tyler Maas

October 16, 2019

On Saturday, October 19, Indeed Brewing Company will formally introduce Milwaukee to its new (and downright awesome) Walker's Point brewery and taproom with a block party the 2nd Street establishment is calling...

Go down a rabbit hole with Saebra & Carlyle in this dark and dazzling one-shot music video

Tyler Maas

August 3, 2019

Much has changed since we first introduced you to the “apocalyptic western” stylings of Saebra & Carlyle in January of 2018. After officially starting out in late 2017, the duo consisting of longtime friend...

Old Earth goes to the chapel in the “I Saw The Light And I Liked It” video

Tyler Maas

July 23, 2019

Over the course of Old Earth's decade-long run, Todd Umhoefer's personal project has managed to create some gorgeous and moving recordings in some rather unconventional locations. His 2012 effort, A Low Place A...

Soar into the weekend with LUXI’s animated “Fly Away” video

Tyler Maas

March 22, 2019

Late last year, LUXI released Lost Letters (Of Seraphina). The latest in the synth-pop producer's ever-growing catalog earned high placement on our list of the 25 best Milwaukee albums of 2018, and we called th...

Pizza and puppets steal the show in Fuzzysurf’s “Denny” video

Tyler Maas

March 1, 2019

Fuzzysurf is a band suited for any era. Since formally introducing themselves to Milwaukee music fans with 2017's great Me Wocky EP, the quartet has quickly garnered attention with their distinct sound that per...

Watch Abby Jeanne take a spin around Hi-Fi Cafe in her “Music Box Dancer” video

Tyler Maas

February 14, 2019

Hi-Fi Cafe holds a special place in Abby Jeanne's heart. The Milwaukee singer and all-around musical force has been hanging out at the Bay View "time warp" since she was in middle school. She used to work there...

Spend a day with Milwaukee quadruple amputee Joe Reed in Ben Wagner’s “Take My Time” video

Tyler Maas

February 12, 2019

Last year, much of the city learned the inspiring story of Joe Reed. The Milwaukee man had all of his limbs amputated as a child as a result of meningitis. In the years that followed, Reed was abused by his fos...

Something To Do’s “That Good Life” video is just one huge, hilarious dance montage

Tyler Maas

November 28, 2018

When we last checked in with Something To Do, the veteran Milwaukee-Madison ska band was performing its Gob Bluth-channeling single, "I've Made A Huge Mistake," in the digitized presence of a bustling cityscape...

Get ready for Guerrilla Ghost’s ‘Perpetually Sad Motion Machine’ with “Everybody Rap” music video

Tyler Maas

November 20, 2018

Following an incredibly productive 2017 that found Guerrilla Ghost releasing a flurry of contentious and socially-pointed material between a steady diet of live shows and music videos, the Milwaukee experimenta...

Set aside a few minutes to watch King Courteen’s “Bucker Boy,” arguably the best Milwaukee music video of 2018

Tyler Maas

November 15, 2018

Back in August, we checked in with King Courteen (the musical alias of singer-songwriter and woodworker Michael Gerlach) as he wandered around Milwaukee City Hall in his "Simeon The Petrus" music video. A few m...

Hear Klassik and Johanna Rose turn Woody Guthrie’s “Ship In The Sky” into an “American Klassik”

Tyler Maas

November 13, 2018

When Milwaukee rapper, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and all-around visionary Klassik isn’t busy crafting eclectic and incomparable music of his own, he’s reinterpreting time-tested spirituals, hymns, and anth...

Hit the beach with Paper Holland’s “Sea [Sic]” music video

Tyler Maas

November 12, 2018

On June 1, Paper Holland released Galápagos. The long-awaited sophomore album brought out the band's distinct "trop-pop" style and wisped listeners away on an aural island getaway with smooth vocals, light and ...

Experimentation and appreciation collide in Supertentacles’ “Thank You” video

Tyler Maas

October 30, 2018

After amassing a few albums of material with Antler House and starting a new band called Yum Yum Cult, Milwaukee musician Sean Anderson decided to go back to school to hone his recording skills. Anderson quit h...

The Bang Bang deals with poison and spirits in Faulkner-inspired “Northwoods Narration” video

Tyler Maas

October 26, 2018

The Bang Bang has gone against its name by keeping fairly quiet since the Milwaukee indie outfit crossed into new and improved creative territory with last year's release, Bridges. Outside of a handful of shows...

Telethon roams Bay View in search of instruments in the “Modern Abrasive” video

Tyler Maas

October 23, 2018

Last year, Telethon came out of nowhere to release one of Milwaukee's best albums in the form of the ambitious and all-around excellent The Grand Spontanean: A Tale Told In Five Acts. Though the 30-track, 90-mi...

Blind Fiction takes a long, hard look at mental health in “Ignorance Is Bliss”

Tyler Maas

October 8, 2018

A lot has changed since Timothy Charles And The Blind Fiction released its self-titled album in 2016. Since then, the blues rock trio consisting of the eponymous singer-guitarist and drummer Nick Lang (or Buffa...