Les Savy Fav: "What Would Wolves Do?"

A sweet new video from post-punk rockists, Les Savy Fav, for their new single "What Would Wolves Do?"

The video has some great animation with some M. Night Shamalama-ding-dong worthy twists.

Another example of the good stuff that is coming through Pitchfork.tv.

STP Reunion Tour on Track?

After his recent mutual departure from the underwhelming Velvet Revolver, Scott Weiland reunites with fellow Stone Temple Pilots for their reunion tour warm-up show.

The group was in Los Angeles on the 7th to play a brief set that consisted of mostly of crowd pleasing singles. The show opened with "Big Empty" which has been piped down through the youtubes.

Let's just hope they are able to keep it together for their Dallas show on June 29th.

Radiohead on Pitchfork.tv

Pitchfork.tv launched today and it already has great content available for viewing pleasure. Today has the Pixies documentary loudQuietloud, live songs from the Liars (who will be opening for Radiohead on tour), and Radiohead performing Bangers & Mash.

During the performance we get to see a Thom Yorke on a gimp drum kit to give some extra kicks and snares. Even though he is banging out some beats Yorke is still able to pull off the vocals. The man is a bad ass.

Watch?

Flight of the Conchords: Freebies

New Zealand's fourth most popular folk-parody duo is giving it away. The Conchords have been busy doing double time on recording their record and writing the second season of their HBO television series. It is good to know that we will be getting to hear/see the fruits of their labors relatively soon.

If you are not familiar with the dynamic duo here is a chance to get a couple of free tracks before their full-length records hits the markets on April 22nd.

Get the tracks here.

And some visuals, because it's Wednesday and you know what time it is. Yes, I know this post is on a Thursday, but just go with it for the sake of keeping it funky.

You can also check out their EP, which is out now.

Everybody Muxtape

Considering that I have not seen a cassette tape for years now, I would say that the mix tape is definitely dated. I guess you could just go the mix cd route, but come on that just lame. Now you can create a tracklist and upload it to a server and listen to it anywhere. It is muxtape: the mixtape for the digital age.

The site it self is very simple to use, you basically upload songs, arrange it and you are done. Not much else to it besides that, but what else do you need?

Check it out here. Listen to a muxtape here. (UPDATED: 04-03. Added to link dump.)