Villagers share with us the video to accompany ‘That Day’ from the Mercury Prize nominated Becoming a Jackal.

The single will be released October 4th via Domino.

Progressing from Spring to Winter The Morning Benders head through all the seasons in their latest video to accompany ‘All Day Day Light’

The Morning Benders’ latest album Big Echo is out now.

Featuring Kyle Falconer from The View and Spank Rock ‘The Bike Song’ will be the second single taken from Ronson’s impending Record Collection and now has a video accompaniment for its release.

Following on from the end of the ‘Bang Bang Bang’ video the now platinum blonde Ronson takes to the streets on his bicycle alongside Falconer and Spank Rock to serenade their way through a track which has grown on me greatly since I first heard it.

The video can only be viewed over at MSN’s Video Player at the time of writing, however if an embed code should appear I’ll be sure to update the post accordingly so make sure you check back.

Update: Here’s the video.

Record Collection is set for release September 27th.

‘Post Acid’ was released back in June on Green Label Sound as the first preview of new material from the bands now released album King Of The Beach.

There’s now a video to accompany the track, a video which doesn’t take itself too seriously and mirrors the fun factor of the track itself. Nathan and co. basically come across a skateboarding alien who becomes the new frontman of the band for the night before returning home.

Sadly the video isn’t available to embed, to watch it you need to head here and tweet about the track to gain access to watch it.

Update: The video has now been released for all to see and can be viewed below.

King Of The Beach is available now.

Ernest Green, better known as Washed Out, has had quite a year, a year where he’s gone from a bedroom producer making music for a hobby to become one of the forefront musicians in the ‘Chillwave’ scene. The video to accompany ‘Hold Out’ shows Greene on tour with his band.

Directed by John Lipari the video shares the mixed highs and lows of touring, from the the love-in stage invasions to the solemn empty hallways, Greene’s life is captured perfectly in the three and a half minute video.

‘Hold Out’ is taken from the Life Of Leisure EP which is out now.

On the back of the release of their much anticipated new album Klaxons have announced a set of tour dates across the UK and Ireland through November.

The dates are as follows,

Manchester Academy (November 11th)
Norwich UEA (12th)
Bournemouth O2 Academy (13th)
Nottingham Rock City (14th)
London HMV Forum (16th)
Birmingham HMV Institute (20th)
Glasgow Barrowlands (21st)
Leeds O2 Academy (22nd)
Dublin Tripod (23rd)

Tickets are set to go on sale September 3rd with pre-sale tickets available to anyone on the band’s mailing list.

Klaxons new album Surfing The Void is out now.

The much anticipated debut album from Manchester genre hoppers Everything Everything is now up on their MySpace to stream in it’s entirety.

Man Alive features already previewed (and loved) tracks such as ‘MY KZ, UR BF.’, ‘Schoolin”, ‘Photoshop Handsome’ and ‘Suffragette Suffragette’ and has already received praise from the likes of The BBC, Strangers In Stereo and This Is Fake DIY.

You can stream the album now, a week before it’s August 30th release date, here.

A video using footage from live shows, it’s not exactly revolutionary but for Arcade Fire there’s no need to detract away from the music.

The black and white, slow-mo’d video to accompany ‘Ready To Start’ shows what a great live show Win Butler and co. put on for their fans, cementing their place as one of the biggest rock acts in the world today.

Check out Taylor’s recent review of Arcade Fire in Philadelphia, which pretty much puts into writing what the video portrays.

The Suburbs is out now.