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This music video was directed by The Agency and is under copyright by The Agency/Commonwealth State of Mind Records, 2005.
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From the forthcoming compilation "A Boston State of Mind," Boston-based emcee and actor DL drops his debut video.
Spoon: "TheTwo Sides Of Monsieur Valentine"
Shot and directed by San Francisco filmmaker Ryan Junell, this video features the infamous performer Johnny Kat at the illustrious drag night known as Trannyshack. From the record "Gimme Fiction" out now on Merge Records.
Filmed on location in Asbury Park, New Jersey, and directed by Beth Lasch of F-Sharp TV, comes the video debut of St. Christopher's "Realize" from the "Art of Dreaming" on AERIA Records.
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"Take This Life" is the roll-out single and video from In Flames' wildly anticipated new album, "Come Clarity." The "Take This Life" video was produced and directed by long time In Flames collaborator Patric Ullaeus (for Revolver Film Company) and features the band (Bjorn Gelotte - Guitars, Daniel Svensson - Drums, Peter Iwers - Bass, Jesper Stromblad - Guitars and Anders Friden - Vocals) performing against the backdrop of New York City's Times Square as an evolving storyline unfolds. In addition to his video work with In Flames, Ullaeus is known for directing the Lacuna Coil hit videos "Heaven's a Lie" and "Swamped". In Flames has been one of the leaders of the underground metal movement for over 10 years. With over 1,000,000 records sold worldwide and coming off a successful tour as part of OZZFEST 2005, where they shared the festival's main stage with Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and others, the time is ripe for this Swedish quintet to continue their ascent. The band's recent success, as well as that of their counterparts -- including Killswitch Engage (whom they co-headlined with in 2004), Shadows Fall and Lamb of God -- has paved the wave for metal bands to break through to the mainstream.
