Tagged Music Video

Something To Do dabbles in “Deepfakes” in its “Let’s Break Some Laws” music video

March 17, 2021

Even though the COVID-19 crisis has made things incredibly difficult and altogether horrible for musicians, bands have managed to come up with resourceful and downright incredible ways to write and record new m...

Caley Conway’s “I Love You So Much I Don’t Want To See You” video doesn’t mince any words

Tyler Maas

March 12, 2021

Caley Conway has a knack for writing pointed, personal songs that have the unique ability to cut to the core while simultaneously sounding downright beautiful. After a prolific 2019, the inimitable Milwaukee mu...

Behold the cosmic curiosity of Dinner Set Gang’s “Lord Of All The Gods” music video

Tyler Maas

February 18, 2021

Back in December, we introduced you to Dinner Set Gang—a new project from Josh Evert and Derek De Vinney of The Fatty Acids—by debuting a so-called "Xmas horror video" for the band's first single. A couple mont...

Kyle John Kenowski’s animated “TRUSTWORMY” makes a case for Milwaukee music video of the year

Tyler Maas

November 23, 2020

Last week, Kyle John Kenowski—a self-described "classical psychedelic folk pop musician and animator"—released an album called Need Disease. The record's arrival also coincided with the release of a new music v...

Prepare for adoptahighway’s new album with unreleased songs and a new music video

Tyler Maas

November 12, 2020

It's been a while since we've heard from adoptahighway. Since releasing his tremendous A Fault—along with some impressive visuals to accompany the album—in early 2015, experimental musician and composer Barry P...

Watch claymation creatures evolve and adapt in You Win !!!’s “Shrap.nel” music video

Tyler Maas

November 9, 2020

Back in September, we formally introduced you to You Win !!!, the new project consisting of multi-talented Milwaukee musician Amanda Huff and producer William Gardiner (who releases music under the moniker of T...

Ms. Lotus Fankh addresses systemic racism, social inequality in “No Funerals” video

Tyler Maas

October 30, 2020

While it's been an unprecedented year for people taking to the streets and using their voices to demand equality and police accountability, the fight for those rights has been happening long before 2020 and—reg...

Holy Pinto explores a (mostly) desolate Milwaukee in “Special” music video

Tyler Maas

October 20, 2020

In early February, Aymen Saleh—a Canterbury, England native who performs under the name Holy Pinto—paid homage to his adopted hometown with a star-studded and local-landmark-laden music video for a song called ...

NilexNile explores Chicago, nature in his “Forest Of Giant” music video

Tyler Maas

August 29, 2020

Last year, we introduced you to NilexNile when he was preceding his Treason Youth project by releasing a music video for "If You Down." Since putting out that album—his second record of 2019—last November, the ...

Hear Chris Rosenau’s version of “Fast As It’s Made” from Dramatic Lovers’ ‘Utah Cloud’ remix album

Tyler Maas

August 13, 2020

Last year, Dramatic Lovers released You Talk Loud. The 10-song debut record from the Milwaukee supergroup—which consists of members of Decibully, The Promise Ring, Temper Temper, and Maritime—earned lofty place...

Paper Holland stays active in isolation with its “Back To The Sea” music video

Tyler Maas

July 8, 2020

If you didn't see Milwaukee Record's Virtual Summer Festival last month, you missed a ton of great previously recorded performances and homemade music videos from close to 40 Milwaukee bands, rappers, and solo ...

Sweets turn sour in Fuzzysurf’s stop animation “She Was Crying Sugar” music video

Tyler Maas

July 3, 2020

We’ve said it again and again and again (and again), but it’s worth repeating: on top of being a great band, Fuzzysurf also puts out some ambitious and all-around awesome music videos. Just when you thought the...

No Seatbelts debut “The One” music video, issue statement about “black joy”

Tyler Maas

June 10, 2020

Since first hitting the scene in 2017, No Seatbelts—a project with direct ties to artists like Two Tones, ¡palabra!, and B~Free, among others—quickly developed a reputation for can't-miss live shows, unconventi...

Animation and imagination take center stage in Fuzzysurf’s “I Don’t Dream Anymore” video

Tyler Maas

May 29, 2020

We've said it again and again and again, but it's worth repeating: on top of being a great band, Fuzzysurf also puts out some ambitious and all-around awesome music videos. Just when you thought the indie rocke...

Fuzzysurf’s music video hot streak continues with “How Do You Decide?”

Tyler Maas

April 3, 2020

Way back at the end of January (which seems like a lifetime ago at this point), Fuzzysurf completed its album cycle for 2019's great Fuzzy & The Surfs in grand fashion. Following two impressive visual pairi...

Hear Flat Teeth singer’s isolation-inspired song, “Comatose”

Tyler Maas

April 2, 2020

When we last checked in with Flat Teeth, the Milwaukee indie outfit—fresh off the release of its impressive debut full-length, Silent Seconds—was preparing listeners for its show with Cloud Nothings at The Back...

Seize the day (while staying safely indoors) and watch Next Paperback Hero’s “Never Know” video

Tyler Maas

March 31, 2020

When we last caught up with Nathan Honoré in late 2018, the Milwaukee singer-songwriter—who performs under the Next Paperback Hero moniker—was getting listeners into the yuletide spirit with his two-track Chris...

Holy Pinto hangs at Highbury, skates with Bonnie Blair, eats cheese curds in “Milwaukee” video

Tyler Maas

February 12, 2020

Aymen Saleh is an unlikely ambassador for Milwaukee. The Canterbury, England native—who performs under the name Holy Pinto—first fell in love with the city when he played in Milwaukee a few years ago. Taken by ...

Possession and puppetry take center stage in Fuzzysurf’s campy “Killing Time” video

Tyler Maas

January 31, 2020

It's still January, but it's quite possible that Fuzzysurf has already released the best Milwaukee music video of 2020. The indie-leaning surf rock band is coming off a big year that found the quartet earning l...

Technology meets humanity in Working Dust Collector’s “Legs That Were Given” video

Tyler Maas

January 28, 2020

When we last checked in with Kent Watson in 2016, the longtime Atlatl singer was releasing new music as one half of POEK (an acronym for "Property Of Eric and Kent"). Since the cross-country duo's ambitious hom...