Brooklyn duo Matt & Kim are known for their wild New York-centric music videos, and their latest, “Block After Block,” doesn’t disappoint. The band, accompanied by a roving moshpit, created flash mobs all over the city, taking over an intersection in Chinatown, a bodega in Queens, a subway car, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Though they definitely broke some laws laws in this video, authorities should be happy that they at least managed to keep their clothes on this time.

The music video for “Calgary”, Bon Iver’s first single off their new self-titled album is … inscrutable, to say the least. Written by lead singer Justin Vernon, the concept is vague, but there does seem to be one clear message to take away here: Don’t wear white when performing mystical Druid-like ceremonies in the forest. Now that’s just solid advice.
Bon Iver will be performing a sold out show in Brooklyn on August 10, at the Prospect Park Bandshell.

Best video of the year so far?

Woodkid – Iron from WOODKID on Vimeo.

What a breath of fresh air after drowning in a avalanche of found footage music videos. Not a bad jam either.

Watch this video from Australia’s Tame Impala and try to not feel sick – we dare you! The footage was filmed using weather balloons to launch a camera into space, in a single shot.