We Are Scientists "Worth The Wait (Home Video)" (WindowsMedia)

The Streets "When You Wasn't Famous" (RealPlayer)

PREMIERE: Gwen Stefani "Crash" (WindowsMedia)

GWENSTEFANI.COM: The new video for "Crash", the fifth single off Love. Angel. Music. Baby., will premiere on gwenstefani.com and through AOL today. The song is produced and co-written by Tony Kanal. The video is directed by Sophie Muller and was shot at the Harajuku Lovers Tour stop in Anaheim, CA.

EXCLUSIVE WORLD PREMIERE: Massive Attack "False Flag" (WindowsMedia)

FLYNNPRODUCTIONS.COM: Paul Gore has become one of the most sought after directors in the industry, culminating in the Best New Director award at the CADs 2002 and a nomination for Best Director at the CADs 2004.

Gore’s diverse, inventive and multi-award winning films (including a silver nomination at the D&AD Awards 2002) have encompassed a wide spectrum of artists and music genres including New Order, Placebo, DJ Shadow and most recently Massive Attack.

(Please note Massive Attack is not viewable online at present due to exclusivity rights, but will be uploaded early March 2006).

[You can, however, view the video exclusively here on REALVJ.COM (WindowsMedia), ed.]

Giant Drag "Kevin Is Gay" (QuickTime)

Death Cab For Cutie Directions video # 5

The Delays "Valentine" (WindowsMedia)

CONTACTMUSIC.COM: Southampton's Delays release their brand new album “You See Colours” which comes out on 6.3.2006 through Rough Trade Records. This is the follow up to their top twenty-debut album “Faded Seaside Glamour”.

Standout tracks from the album include first single “Valentine” which is released on 20.2.2006, “Hideaway” “You & Me” “This Towns Religion” and “Out of Nowhere”. The album was recorded at Real World Studio’s and Rock Field studios in the summer and autumn of 2005 with their long time producer Graham Sutton.

Delays have had four top twenty hits “Nearer Than Heaven”, “Hey Girl”, “Lost In The Melody” and their biggest hit to date “Long Time Coming. The band will be heading out on a full UK tour in February / March 2006. They will be supported on the tour by US band Nightmare of You and the exciting upcoming UK band “Captain".

The Strokes "Heart In A Cage" [WindowsMedia download]

The isolation of betrayal is easy to embrace when you live in a city. Watch The Strokes get lost in the crowds of Manhattan in "Heart in a Cage."

The Automatic "Raoul" (WindowsMedia)

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The Like "June Gloom" (QuickTime)

The Like formed in 2001 in Los Angeles, when best friends Charlotte Froom (a bassist of two weeks at the time) and Tennessee Jane Bunny Thomas (a drummer in her all-girls-school band) met Z Berg and found the voice and songs they had been looking for.

Official Site

Sparks "Perfume" (WindowsMedia)

Sparks are set to release the first single from their forthcoming album on 13th February. 'Perfume' is taken from 'Hello Young Lovers', both released through Gut Records, and here are links to preview the video.

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Josh Rouse "Quiet Town" (QuickTime)

EXCLUSIVE WORLD PREMIERE: Massive Attack "Live With Me (5:30 Minute Version)" (WindowsMedia)

collected micro site launched monday with focus on blue lines, next up is protection. you’ll be able to access lots of exclusive content from monday 13th: audio, video, rare remixes, real tunes, download wallpapers, signatures, screensavers. massive attack have also just confirmed a mainstage performance on sunday, 30th april at the seventh annual coahella festival at the empire polo field in indio, ca. this will be their first performance in the united states for eight years. also remember to register for your unique countdown code as we'll be announcing prize details soon. the album is also available from amazon to pre-order.

=> Click here to view the video in WindowsMedia.
=> Click here to view the video in RealPlayer.

Mystery Jets "The Boy Who Ran Away" (WindowsMedia)

Buy the CD single from Amazon.co.uk here.

The Magic Numbers "I See You, You See Me" (WindowsMedia)

Shout Out Louds "Please Please Please" (WindowsMedia)

The Young Knives "Here Comes The Rumour Mill" (WindowsMedia)

In Flames "Take This Life" (WindowsMedia)

"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.
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http://www.myspace.com/inflames/

The Rakes "All Too Human" (WindowsMedia)

The Knife "Silent Shout" (WindowsMedia)

Jenny Wilson "Let My Shoes Lead Me Forward" (WindowsMedia)

QuickTime video here.

Depeche Mode "Suffer Well" (WindowsMedia)

Death Cab For Cutie - Directions - Video #3 (QuickTime)

Panic At The Disco "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" (WindowsMedia)

Prince "Black Sweat" (WindowsMedia)

Black Dice "Smiling Off" (WindowsMedia)

The Juan McLean "Tito's Way" (WindowsMedia)

Death From Above 1979 "Sexy Results" (QuickTime)

Hot Chip "Over And Over" (WindowsMedia)