The latest issue of Mojo comes with a CD of various different bands covering songs from New Order's beyond-awesome 1983 New Order album Power, Corruption & Lies, as well as the singles from that era…   Read Story »

This week we've got new videos from Scissor Sisters, Adele, Broken Social Scene, Suckers, and Fujiya & Miyagi. One thing I noticed about this week's top five videos -- they were all directed by…   Read Story »

The band's video for "Sixteen Shades Of Black & Blue," from their upcoming (Progress Reported) album Ventriloquizzing, focused on the distinctive and bizarre face of actor Philip Zimmerman. Their…   Read Story »

This week's clips from Arcade Fire, Rokysopp, Simian Mobile Disco, No Joy, and White Lies show off what's possible when your videos don't have to fit particular television formats and time limits.…   Read Story »

NAME: Fujiya & Miyagi PROGRESS REPORT: Prepping their fourth album, Ventriloquizzing, for release January 2011 via Yep Roc. Fujiya & Miyagi vocalist David Best speaks in a thoughtful,…   Read Story »

Emily Wilder directed this clip for Brooklyn duo Project Jenny, Project Jan's collab cut with whisper-kraut lovers/tourmates Fujiya & Miyagi, from their collab EP The Colours. F&M dominate the…   Read Story »

Project Jenny, Project Jan are a Brooklyn duo. Neither are named Jenny. Or Jan. It's been a few years since I've seen them live, but their vibe then was decidedly electro karaoke: programmer Sammy…   Read Story »

Tellingly, when Fujiya & Mijagi remixed Mercury Rev, they made the dramatic flourishes less fiery, more leveled. The Brighton boys like to keep it steady. That in mind, "Sore Thumb"'s F&M formula…   Read Story »

Less than 48 hours ago, Mercury Rev's "Butterfly's Wing" took us on a psychedelic trek through a Japanese landscape stocked with rice paper boats and jellyfish, twisty tree branches, dragonflies,…   Read Story »

Today F&M serve up a third listen to their Transparent Things followup, Lightbulbs, with another one cut for the floor, soaked in low key chugging funk, and synths, and hushed tones. It's not quite…   Read Story »