[IAI PREMIERE] Dane Joe - Tinnitus

Here at It's All Indie we love to bring you new amazing music - so being able to premiere great music is something we really enjoy!

Dane Joe is an incredibly talented Israeli artist sporting an extremely fascinating style of music. Upon seeing her in Berlin we described her as having "a voice (think of a dark version of Youth Lagoon) punctured by - what can be described as - story telling and screams, making for rather heavy listening. Dane Joe is not easy on the listener - she doesn't want to be, though. Her thumping synth sounds act as a reminder of the special music once released by "Fever Ray".
Dark, unnerving and beautiful."

And upon seeing her latest video - produced by Turk Lees we are as intrigued by her as we were the minute the first synth sounds rang out in that Berlin basement.
The video for Tinnitus is as trippy as it gets - we can't remember having seen anything like it.

Dane Joe is definitely one to watch for the future - just don't forget to enjoy the fascinating present with her.

JP Cooper shares new video for 'Closer'

The wonderful talent of JP Cooper is back as he releases the video to his latest single 'Closer' taken from his EP 'When The Darkness Comes'. We have loved Cooper for a while now and the release of the new single just makes us love him that little bit more.

The video is beautifully shot, complimenting the beautiful track perfectly. Have a watch below and let us know what you think!

Peace release video for "World Pleasure"

Peace have released a video for their latest single "World Pleasure". This is what the band had to say about their new video:
"Please see our music video we made the other day for our song World Pleasure. 
We decided to go to the coldest room in the UK and spend the day doing our thing!"

 "World Pleasure" will appear on Peace's second album "Happy People", which will go on sale on February 9th.

Demob Happy Release New Music Video

To support the incredible single, Succubus, Demob Happy have now revealed a music video you're going to want to see.

The video serves as a basic but trippy experience, putting emphasis on the music and the intensity of their single. Matt Marcantonio, of the band, explained their decision on why they wanted the visual side of things to be this way. He said “When we recorded succubus we were out in this weird isolated cottage in the middle of nowhere in Wales where we set up a studio, basking in the only available dingy red ceiling light, so for us it evoked this dark late night that we spent recording the song.”

Succubus is available via Milk Parlour Records - their own label. It's available to buy digitally and through limited edition 7" vinyl, which will be available in December.

In a recent announcement, Demob Happy have been booked to support Girl Band at the Old Blue Last, London for DIY's series of Hello 2015 gigs. Their show will take place on January 27th with entry being free.

Jawbreaker premiers 'found' video for "Boxcar" 20-years-later (and I'm in punk-rock heaven)

On Monday, the Official YouTube for '90s American punk-rock heavyweights Jawbreaker, uploaded a video along with this brief message:

In 2013, I found an unprocessed Super 8 film cartridge of footage I shot in 1992. I had no idea what it was. This is it.

To the absolute delight of my little punk-rock heart, it was the video for "Boxcar," the song for which I, along with most disenfranchised, individuality-obsessed youth in the 90s, had adopted as my very own personal anthem. From the album 24 Hour Revenge Therapy, "Boxcar" was released in 1994, and begins with vocalist Blake Schwarzenbach imitating the taunting of judgmental punk-purists: "You're not punk, and I'm telling everyone," to which he, and all of the kids (like me) who were too-cool-for-labels replied, "Save your breath, I never was one."

I'm not saying I was ever as cool as the guys in Jawbreaker, but I mean, I totally have the same Reese's pieces t-shirt that Adam Pfahler is wearing in that photo up there. And I still only wear Chuck Taylor's.

Despite a 20-year delay, the video's overdue release doesn't come as too much of a surprise, since the band just released a 20th Anniversary Edition of 24 Hour Revenge Therapy via Pfahler's own indie label Blackball Records. The reissue features four alternate versions of previous songs, and two outtakes. You can purchase the album from Music Direct here. 

The "found" footage was shot in SoCal's Mission District and can be seen right here via YouTube. It'll have you shouting at all of your friends:

One, two, three, four. Who's punk, what's the score?

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24 Hour Revenge Therapy reissue tracklist:
1.  The Boat Dreams From The Hill
2.  Indictment
3.  Boxcar
4.  Out Patient
5.  Ashtray Monument
6.  Condition Oakland
7.  Ache
8.  Do You Still Hate Me?
9.  West Bay Invitational
10. Jinx Removing
11. In Sadding Around
12. The Boat Dreams From The Hill (alt)
13. Boxcar (alt)
14. Do You Still Hate Me? (alt)
15. Jinx Removing (alt)
16. First Step (outtake)
17. Friends Back East (outtake)

Watch Alt J's video for "Hunger Of The Pine" here!

If you're a fan of Alt-J you will probably have heard their new song "Hunger Of The Pine". The song includes a sample of Miley Cyrus and was the first to be released from their coming album "This Is All Yours".

You can watch the video for the song from their coming album "This Is All Yours" here.

Watch Lykke Li's new video for "Gunshot" here!

Swedish singer Lykke Li today posted the video for her song "Gunshot" - a track from her 2014 album "I Never Learn". 

Reactions to the video on Facebook included:
                "Visually amazing, still trying to capture the whole sense behind the concepts. Love you!"
                      "I really loved the whole video! Every scene looks like very artistic. "
                      "I don't really understand the video but it's ok I'll love you forever and always Lykke Li "

You can watch the video here:




Tell us your thoughts on the video in the comment section below!

Arctic Monkeys reveal video for new single, 'Arabella' (watch here)

Having just come off the back of what seemed like a two week awards ceremony residency, in which the band dominated at both the Brit and NME awards, you'd think the general public would be the last thing on the minds of the Arctic Monkeys.  

You can watch the brand new Arctic Monkeys video below

But conveniently, the Sheffield four piece have revealed the brand new music video for their upcoming single, 'Arabella' just in time to banish your Monday morning blues - how nice and thoughtful of them. 

So whack it on, kit yourself out in leather, gel your hair and then strut into work and tell your dickhead of a boss to stick his job up his arse. 

By George Henry King

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