You know this was a good week for music videos when 4Minute made a K-pop video with dancing zombies in it, one where they fight the dancing zombies by spraying hairspray at them, and it didn't even…   Read Story »

We already know that Mac DeMarco likes to dress up in his videos, but with "My Kind Of Woman," he leaves behind parody for a more artistic venture. In the opening shot of the Alex Lill-directed clip,…   Read Story »

Here's some further evidence that Weezer's "Undone - The Sweater Song" is a truly great piece of music: It has survived Mac DeMarco's best attempts to turn it into something godawful. DeMarco, the…   Read Story »

This is the week that the music universe finally woke up from its long holiday nap, and there were a lot of fun music videos out this week. There were so many, in fact, that I couldn't find room for…   Read Story »

In the new video for his song "Dreamin'," the shambolic singer-songwriter Mac DeMarco pulls of a low-budget, deviant take on Vampire Weekend's "Holiday" clip. Director Jason Harvey shows us DeMarco…   Read Story »

In his video for Mac DeMarco's slopped-out indie-pop jam "Ode To Viceroy," director Jasper Baydala films DeMarco ambling around a dessicated landscape on foot and by car, with everything drowning in…   Read Story »

Mac DeMarco's new record for Captured Tracks is imminent, a release from which we've already heard "My Kind Of Woman" and "Freaking Out The Neighborhood." Today, he put out a reverby, meandering new…   Read Story »

Here's another glossy groove from Mac DeMarco called "Freak Out The Neighborhood," a dense, noodling piece of rock (previously we had heard "My Kind Of Woman). It's from his forthcoming 2, which is…   Read Story »

Yesterday, Portland's MusicFestNW wrapped up five days of concerts at over a dozen venues throughout the city. Among the acts who performed were Passion Pit, Beirut, Girl Talk, Dinosaur Jr., Flying…   Read Story »

Here's a new one called "My Kind Of Woman" by Vancouver lad Mac DeMarco, a Captured Tracks-signee that falls perfectly in line with that label's penchant for past-era-conjuring rock. The song, which…   Read Story »