80′s Beastie Boys revival with the modern day’s best funnymen!
Touted as the ‘GREATEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO CINEMA’ the Beastie Boys tear it up in this short film directed by Adam Yauch. The film is it’s said to be a continuation of the original ‘Fight For Your Right (To Party)’ music video from 1986′s Licensed to Ill. It originally showcased at this years Sundance Festival back in January, but it’s finally going to be released internationally on May 3rd!
Just look at the cast involved and prepared to be amazed. Solid!
Elijah Wood: Ad-Rock (B-Boys 1)
Danny McBride: MCA (B-Boys 1)
Seth Rogen: Mike D (B-Boys 1)
Susan Sarandon: Mother
Stanley Tucci: Father
Rashida Jones: Skirt Suit
Will Arnett: Biz Man
Adam Scott: Cab Driver
Mike Mills: Sir Stewart Wallace
Rainn Wilson: Church Goer
Arabella Field: Church Goer
Ted Danson: Maitre D’
Roman Coppola: Café Patron
Shannyn Sossamon: Café Patron
Steve Buscemi: Waiter
Amy Poehler Café: Patron
Mary Steenburgen: Café Patron
Alicia Silverstone: Café Patron
Laura Dern: Café Patron
Arthur Scipio Africano: Café Patron
Alfredo Ortiz: Café Patron
Milo Ventimiglia: Café Patron
Jody Hill: Café Patron
Silvia Suvadova: Café Patron
Jason Schwartzman: Vincent Van Gogh
Losel Yauch: Skateboarder
Chloë Sevigny: Metal Chick
Kirsten Dunst: Metal Chick
Maya Rudolph: Metal Chick
Clint Caluory: George Drakoulias
David Cross: Nathanial Hornblower
Orlando Bloom: Johnny Ryall
Will Ferrell: Ad-Rock (B-Boys 2)
John C. Reilly: Mike D (B-Boys 2)
Jack Black: MCA (B-Boys 2)
Adam Horovitz: Cop #1
Mike D: Cop #2
Adam Yauch: Cop #3
Martin Starr: Paddy Wagon Driver
Nicole Randall: Cafe Ted Patron
A Day To Remember have a new video out for their latest single “All I want” (off their new album “What separates me from you”.) And they have definately tried a different approach and angle. They have cameo-spots from 20 different bands from the punk/hardcore genre.
The thing is I’ve liked ADTR for a few years, and I finally saw them just last year at the Reading Festival, and thought they were pretty awesome. I even think having up to 20 guest vocalists from other bands on your video is an interesting marketing idea, as it reaffirms the band’s connections with other bands of the same genre. I mean that was the way I got into bands when I was growing up, by reading the ‘thank you’s in the back of the album sleeve and seeing which bands were associated to who. But it’s BECAUSE of the genre why this music video fails to hit the spot.
The video had the potential to be awesome. It could have captured the sort of community spirit and DIY togetherness that you might find in a dirty overspilled secret basement gig. They could have got everyone together IN ONE ROOM, screaming down the mic, jumping on each other and getting involved, now THAT would have been an epic video. But instead the execution is poor and seems contrived, making it a bit desperate to me and has put me off ADTR a little. It’s the equivalent of video name dropping. Even Andrew WK couldn’t save it.
In fact I may as well list all the bands that feature here so you don’t have to watch the video.
The Acacia Strain
Andrew WK
As I Lay Dying
August Burns Red
Architects
Bring Me The Horizon
Comeback Kid
Crime In Stereo
The Devil Wears Prada
Tom Denney (A Day To Remember’s ex guitarist)
Millencolin
Maylene & The Sons of Disaster
MxPx
Parkway Drive
Pete Wentz
Pierce the Veil
The Red Chord
Set Your Goals
Seventh Star
Silverstein
Trivium
This Is Hell
Veara
Your Demise
But I have to give the video some credit as there are some awesome bands on there and the song is good! So here’s the video anyway. Have a watch and make up your own mind.
Superb new fun video by Philadelphia’s finest pop-punkers.
This is brilliantly executed. You can’t beat a bit of backyard wrestling. Top notch tune too.
It might look and sound like your average pop punk video (gang shouts an’ all) but it looks like they had a whole lotta fun making it, so who cares right?
Feast your eyes and ears on this simple catchy summer tune!
I was on holiday recently and came across this fantastic engaging yet simple video. It’s the promo for latest track called “Help Myself (Nous Ne Faisons Que Passer)” by French artistGaetan Roussel. It’s a seriously catchy number and I just love the simplicity of the video and I can imagine it’s sure to be a great summer tune! Check it below…
So we’ve had a few competitions on the site recently so we’d thought we’d announce the winners together and rejoice in a triple celebration of super goodness.
So say congratulations to these lucky lucky people who have won some fabulous prizes.
Bad luck to those who entered, keep an eye out for more Competitions and we’ll be in contact with the winners by email immediately. Check your spam box people!
Bag yourself weekend passes to the UK’s action sport extravaganza!
Oh my! What a competition we have for you! The unbelievably generous folk at Relentless NASS 2010 are letting us give away a pair of weekend tickets to the action sports / music festival. You and your bezzy mate can head down to Relentless NASS 2010 on the 9th – 11th July by answering the following easy question…
We’re pleased to announced we’ll be covering the awesomeness over at this years Relentless NASS Festival 2010. With world class BMX, World Cup Skateboarding, FMX and inlining there isn’t a more jaw-dropping extreme sports festival in the UK. Pack that out with some excellent live music from Bowling for Soup, Chase & Status Live, Plan B, Tinie Tempah, Crazy Arm, Failsafe and Ghost of a Thousand and you’re onto a winning weekend all round.
You’ll be able to read reviews of our favourite bands and sickest tricks from our favourite riders and skaters.
Were you at Relentless NASS 2009? Tell us about your own personal highlight! Did you rock out to N.E.R.D and did you catch the Horse Boarding and Roller Derby?
More bass in your face than you can imagine. And you could be there.
Having smashed the biggest clubs across the UK, including the legendary Ministry of Sound and Matter amongst others, the forward thinking youth brand Under The Radar is now proud to present its biggest party yet in the form of Under the Radar Summer Break!
Enter this competition and you and a mate can brace yourself for 5 days of rib rattling bass, sunsets and surf as thousands of students flock to Newquay’s silky white shores to see off the end of exams in style.
With the likes of Drum and Bass man of the moment Sub Focus (with MC ID), the mighty Pendulum, the true first lady of UK garage Ms Dynamite, bass loving grime pioneer Joker and Boy Better know heavyweights: grime boy Skepta and younger brother JME along with old favourite Shy FX already confirmed for the beach bonanza there’ll be no complaints from the bass heads! By day, you can surf, try your hand at zip wire-ing, coasteering or cliff hanging or simply lie back and catch some rays on the UTR private beach. So forget cheesy student holidays, as UTR Summer Break is the only place to celebrate this summer.
To Enter
Just leave a comment below telling us why you deserve to go to the Under The Radar Summer Break e.g.
“I’d love to go to Under The Radar Summer Break because I need my pumping summer bass fix and to get my surf on!”
We’ll choose our favourite from all the entries and the one winner will receive both tickets. Closing date is Wednesday 9th June, so get your entries in quick! Good luck and get creative!
Please note this is an 18+ event, so all entrants to the above competition must be 18 on or before the 27th June and must present a valid form of ID upon arrival.
Exceptional live videography from the Manchester based creative team.
It’s very rare that you hear great punk/hardcore bands captured well in a live environment. It’s such a difficult thing to co-ordinate, the technical intricacies of the the guitar work and double bass drum fills, alongside the twiddling bass. Not to mention the anthemic vocals and the general passion filled atmosphere. And thats just the sound. The boys at New Speak Productions have mastered that audio black magic, and mixed it will some pretty impressive video footage to create a winning concoction.
They have filmed bands such as Propaghandi, Strike Anywhere and A Wilhelm Scream, Bouncing Souls, who we all know are as energetic and passionate in their delivery as in the musical content. Fix your beady eyes on some of their videos below.
Propagandhi perfrom ‘Supporting Caste’ live in Leeds, UK.
A Wilhelm Scream perform ‘Less Bright Eyes, More Decide’ live in Manchester, UK.
Strike Anywhere perform ‘Amplify/Blaze’ live in Leeds, UK.
The Bouncing Souls play ‘True Believers’ at the Liverpool 02 Academy.
80′s inspired music video by the metal-core champions.
I saw this video, whilst flicking through some satellite channels the other night. Brilliantly executed. Fine Tune. And has that Beastie Boy’s fight “For your right…” 80′s thing going on.
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