Two Boxers And Two Roller Skater Girls Face Off In Jacob Bellens' New Music Video For the Track "Polyester Skin"

Polyester Skin is the title track and first single from Danish musician Jacob Bellens' upcoming hfn album, and introduces his abundant talent in fine style. Born in 1979 in Nakskov, a small town in Southern Denmark, Bellens has written songs since the age of 13 resulting in a huge output of material. Danish photographer and video artist Jonas Bang created a wonderful, weird and charming video for ‘Polyester Skin’ featuring two boxers and two roller skater girls who face off in a strange balletic dance set to the tempo of the track. You can purchase the single here. 

Exclusive Premiere of The Music Video for Bliscord's Track "Kream" Featuring Bunny Michael

Bliscord – which is the brainchild of Light Asylum's Bruno Coviello – has released a mixtape featuring collaborations with some of New York's most musically creative and daring. Today, Autre is excited to exclusively premiere the music video for "Kream," which is a brilliant collab between Coviello and musician/artist Bunny Michael. The video, a pastiche of found footage inter-spliced with a trippy cameo by Bunny herself, was concepted, art directed and edited by Coviello and Michael.  

Ariel Pink and Blood Orange Soundtrack Collaboration for the Film Heaven Knows What is Released Today On A Limited Edition Ninja Star Seven Inch

Today marks the release of the limited edition ninja star shaped 7 inch with music by Ariel Pink and Dev Hynes of Blood Orange for Josh and Benny Safdie's heroin love drama "Heaven Knows What." Listen to a track from the record below and purchase the limited edition vinyl here – there are only 850 copies. 

A Very Autre Thanksgiving Playlist With Tracks by Bowie, Peaches, Kanye, Drake, and More →

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Where will you be eating today? Family? Friends? Both? To commemorate the holiday we put together this playlist counting down a slew of songs that express gratitude to one thing or another. Leonard Cohen and Jeff Buckley's versions of 'Hallelujah' both praise the state of existing in this world. Lou Reed is grateful for heroin in this version of the Velvet Underground's 'Heroin.' Everyone is thankful for sex, and in 'Fuck the Pain Away' Peaches illuminates on the healing powers of rough sex while weird hair R&B singer Sisqo is merely thankful for the all mighty thong. On the more poignant end of the playlist is Stevie Wonder, whose track off 'Innervisions,' 'Living for the City,' express love and thanks for his parents. Bowie says thank you to all the heroes out there where ever they may be. Happy thanksgiving, and stay thankful. Click here to listen to the full playlist. 

Watch The Music Video For The Soupcans Track "Siamese Brutality"

“I decided the images needed to come to life before their inevitable destruction, so I just moved them around with my fingers and an exacto knife. I guess you could call the technique “paperteering.” It looked clunky and dumb and it made me laugh.” - Winston Hacking. Hacking created the music video for The Soupcans song "Siamese Brutality" off the Soft Party LP, which can be purchased here.  

Watch Cross Record's Self Created Music Video for the Track 'High Rise'

Cross Record, also known as Emily Cross, has shared a video for “High Rise,” the latest track taken from her forthcoming album Wabi-Sabi, out January 29th via Ba Da Bing Records. Self-created by Cross and husband Dan Duszynski one muggy October morning before she left for work, Cross bizarrely merges with the Dripping Springs landscape of their Moon Phase Ranch home. Awkward body contortions become alien dance moves, as Cross’ eerie, distorted presence commandeers the imagery. Cross approaches videos as integral pieces of her albums, and “High Rise”s sonic intensity is the primary inspiration. She also tosses in a chainsaw for good measure. Cross recorded Wabi-Sabi on that above mentioned 18 acre ranch, complete with a chicken coop and adjoining bird sanctuary. Interacting and adapting to new environments is a theme that permeates this smoky, atmospheric sophomore album. Click here to preorder the album.

Nap Eyes, From Novia Scotia, Debuts the First Track off Their Upcoming Sophomore Album

Recorded live to tape, with no overdubs, on the North Shore of Nova Scotia (where the band is from) Nap Eyes’ quietly contemplative sophomore record refines and elaborates their debut, offering an airier, more spacious second chapter, a bracing blast of bright oceanic sunshine after the moonlit alleys of Whine of the Mystic, released in 2014. But the briny, cold Atlantic roils beneath these exquisite, literate guitar pop songs, posing riddles about friendship, faith, mortality, and self-doubt. Here the premiere of the first single off Thought Rock Fish Scale below – album to be released in February. 

Watch The Insane Music Video For New Zealand Sensation Marlon Williams' Track "Hello Miss Lonesome"

New Zealand artist Marlon Williams will release his self-titled, debut album on February 19th on Dead Oceans. With his exceptionally versatile and evocative voice, Williams truly inhabits his material and presents a remarkably assured and diverse debut. The album’s rollicking, acrobatic opening, “Hello Miss Lonesome,” features Williams’ vocals soaring atop bluegrass guitars and a tight snare. It’s accompanying video, directed by Damien Shatford, is a heady visual counterpart presenting Miss Lonesome as an emotional chameleon, dragging Williams through a confusing internal space. Five different actors, each with the same aesthetic but different emotional rules, comprise Miss Lonesome. One may notice nods to Todd Solondz’s “Palindromes,” or that famous bathhouse scene in “Eastern Promises.”

Win Two Free Tickets To See Something Good Presented by Hit City U.S.A At the Echoplex in Los Angeles

Our friends at Hit City U.S.A have given us two free tickets to give away to see this really awesome show, Something Good, at the Echoplex on November 27th. The showcase will include performances from PAPA, Astronauts, etc., Maxim Ludwig & a DJ set from GROUPLOVE. All you have to do is tag a friend you want to go with on Instagram and we’ll choose two winners. Just tag a friend with @AUTREMAGAZINE and we’ll hook you up, no strings attached.