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Videos! What a concept. On occasion, we videotape interviews, and maybe even sometimes some other random stuff. You'll be able to find more things like that here in the future, once we get all our PC cords properly hooked up.

We have some Seether stuff for download! Check out their video for "Remedy" :
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We also have a Seether Podcast for you to check out :
Seether Podcast - Mp3

Don't have an iPod?? Well, go win one from Wind-Up Records and Cord Magazine!

Take a look at our favourite swimmerly-rock band, Motion Soundtrack, in their latest video offering for their tune "I Get Lost." Vastly different from their last video, get drawn into a world of slow-motion and anti-gravity. It's a bit creepy. It's a huge file, so be patient. Download it here.

The following videos are presented to you courtesy of Vice Recordings, a relatively new label that's collecting itself a battery of pretty cutting-edge stuff. See the links for some of their artists' videos:

DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979

Their first video, for the single "Romantic Rights" is available for download here:
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And check out Death From Above 1979 live at the VICE Magazine 10th Anniversary party, from Fuse TV here!

THE STREETS

Everyone�s been telling us how incredible the most recent Streets video is. "Blinded by the Lights" is surely the only video out there starring E, cocaine, oral sex, and brutal bloody violence. See for yourself...

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THE STILLS

The Stills recorded a beautiful song, their first all in French, for the Wicker Park soundtrack. The single is available for purchase on iTunes as well as other online services now. You�ll find the video for "Retour A Vega" below. Take a look; its footage of Montreal from the mod 60's is quite beautiful.

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Make sure to check out Vice Recordings website for the latest on these bands and more, as well as some new developments. The website is packed with media and other cool shit.

Hey look! Cordmag's first video! This is somewhat experimental - you might notice the sound is absolutely awful. Why is that? Because this was filmed on a small Kodak digital camera. Just thought it would be fun to have here. This is Honeysuckle playing at Mesa Luna in Vancouver on May 31, 2004. The video is Quicktime format. If you don't have the player, you can download it here.

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