Showing posts with label music video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music video. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 July 2014

video killed the radio star: veruca salt - number one blind



Not only is this my favorite song off of American Thighs, but everything about the styling in this video is perfect. It reads like a Veruca Salt - American Thighs mood board; the falling leaves, faux fur jackets, virginal white clothing motif, sun, moon, stars, stalagmites and stalactites.

Here are my favorite stills from this video and some style boards recreating Nina and Louise's impeccable styles.

Louise Post
louise post

louise post by alexandria-koehler featuring a leaf pendant

Nina Gordon
nina gordon


Tuesday, 8 April 2014

video killed the radio star : DOUBLE FEATURE : the get up kids/the promise ring

After seeing The Get Up Kids this weekend, I am on a nostalgic emo kick. I remember being very influenced by the way 90s/00s emo bands dressed, and to be honest I still love this look. 
I made some style boards based on my two favorite music videos from the era.

The Get Up Kids - Action & Action

action & action



In high school I was all about chain wallets, studded belts, brown pants, dirty chucks, 
old band shirts and baseball tees.




The Promise Ring - Why Did We Ever Meet?

why did we ever meet

why did we ever meet by alexandria-koehler featuring slip resistant shoes

High school is when I started wearing glasses full time. It's also when I got heavily into anything
Dickies brand, mary janes, ringer tees, corduroys, and striped sweaters.





Tuesday, 14 January 2014

morning video: radiator hospital - our song



Radiator Hospital is Sam Cook-Parrott (and sometimes a full band). They released a full length album this year, recorded by the brilliant Kyle Gilbride of Swearin' (he also recorded the Upset album, so I might be biased). The album is called Something Wild, and this song is on it. The album version is incredible of course, but God DAMN this live performance is heartbreaking. Sam is fucking awesome. For the superfan geeks out there (like me) you can hear his wonderful voice alongside Katie Crutchfield on Waxahatchee - Peace and Quiet. I dare you to watch this video and not get choked up/fall in love with Sam. Oh! And Allison Crutchfield (also of Swearin') sings one of my fave tracks on the album, Are You Feelin' Me? Just a perfect album front to back. Check it out here.