Category Archives: video
Spencer Raymond & Ricky Roosevelt, Ok O’Clock, Tech N9ne, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
Spencer Raymond & Ricky Roosevelt, Ok O’Clock, Tech N9ne, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
Spencer Raymond & Ricky Roosevelt, Ok O’Clock, Tech N9ne, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
The holidays are over, we’re all crawling out of our booze and food cocoons, and arguably telling ourselves that this is the year we get our shit together. While you make your lackluster, half-hearted attempts to keep those New Year’s resolutions, take a look at the latest roundup of local music videos. With new music from Spencer Raymond & Ricky…
The Get Up Kids, Giants Chair, Flare Tha Rebel, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
The Get Up Kids, Giants Chair, Flare Tha Rebel, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
The Get Up Kids, Giants Chair, Flare Tha Rebel, and more of this month’s finest local music videos
This month’s set of visually enticing local music videos features Flare Tha Rebel tackles code-switching, the Get Up Kids meeting up with Lou Barlow, Giants Chair diving into the past (and returning with a new record), and MB58 kicking it on an airplane wingâamong other stunners. Flare Tha Rebel, “Fuh Wit’ Me” As a member of hip-hop collective Anti-Crew, Flare…
Watch the video for Company Retreat’s Weekend at Bernie’s-style ‘Analysis Paralysis’
Watch the video for Company Retreat’s Weekend at Bernie’s-style ‘Analysis Paralysis’
Watch the video for Company Retreat’s Weekend at Bernie’s-style ‘Analysis Paralysis’
Kansas City punk rock quartet Company Retreat has a new video for its song “Analysis Paralysis,” and we’re excited to premiere it below. It’s the first tr…
FROM THE STEREO TO YOUR SCREEN: Bryan Ferry and LEGEND
FROM THE STEREO TO YOUR SCREEN: Bryan Ferry and LEGEND
FROM THE STEREO TO YOUR SCREEN: Bryan Ferry and LEGEND
âIs Your Love Strong Enough?â by Bryan Ferry from Legend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jVclWz_eXU Bryan Ferry was coming off a very good year when he had âIs Your Love Strong Enough?â featured in Ridley Scottâs 1986 dark fantasy film, Legend. 1985 had seen the release of his massive Boys an
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Sauce, Khrystal, Tre Tha Lyric, and more of the best local music videos
Sauce, Khrystal, Tre Tha Lyric, and more of the best local music videos
Sauce, Khrystal, Tre Tha Lyric, and more of the best local music videos
Our latest video roundup blends chill hip-hop and R&B tracks with sunny, Indian-summer imagery to make you forget that Thanksgiving is only a few weeks awa…
Shawn Majors, Youth Pool, Wuzz, Company Retreat and more: the best in local music videos
Shawn Majors, Youth Pool, Wuzz, Company Retreat and more: the best in local music videos
Labor Day weekend is over. You’ve got a long stretch of work staring you in the face, with no holiday until Thanksgiving. Maybe you’re a little sunburned,…
Shawn Majors, Youth Pool, Wuzz, Company Retreat and more: the best in local music videos
Labor Day weekend is over. You’ve got a long stretch of work staring you in the face, with no holiday until Thanksgiving. Maybe you’re a little sunburned,…
True Newman, Alicia Solo, Headlight Rivals, and more of the best local music videos
True Newman, Alicia Solo, Headlight Rivals, and more of the best local music videos
Well, it’s already August, so the time is right for sunlit, hazy videos for late-summer viewing. And this month’s songs turn out to be just about perfect f…
Giants Chair, Riley PnP, Radar State, Westerners and more of the best recent music videos
Giants Chair, Riley PnP, Radar State, Westerners and more of the best recent music videos
The air outside is too hot and heavy to allow much enjoyment, so it’s with great relief that local musicians have seen fit to bestow a huge number of new v…
John Williams’ “Duel of the Fates” video at Cinepunx
The Phantom Menace was released the day I finished my sophomore year of college. Thanks to some amazing friends who sat in line for weeks, I was able to snag a ticket to the midnight screening in the biggest theater in Kansas City. I moved all of my stuff out of the dorms, drove it home, took it into my parents’ house, and then drove to sit in line for seven hours, in order to secure a seat.
It’s weird to think about the fact that despite having watched all of the movies with my friends (including a Labor Day marathon a year or two prior, wherein we watched all the Special Editions when they were released on VHS), in addition to having friends from college get my ticket, I watched the movie essentially by myself. A sold-out theater, yes, but I sat by myself.
Read the From the Stereo to Your Screen column on John Williams and The Phantom Menace at Cinepunx. Published 11/18/16