Ringo Starr "Liverpool 8" video

Here's Ringo Starr's new video for "Liverpool 8." It's not a great song, but it's a trip down memory lane for Beatles fans.

Robbers On High Street "Crown Victoria" video

Here's Robbers On High Street's first video for "Crown Victoria" from their second album Grand Animals. It's a neat little animated clip directed by Jason Argyropoulos.

Dr. Dog "Alaska" video

Here's Dr. Dog's new animated video for "Alaska." The song comes from the album We All Belong. You should already own this album but if you don't, you should buy it now.

Nada Surf "Whose Authority" video

Here's Nada Surf's latest video for "Who Authority." It's from their new album, Lucky, due out on February 5 in the US. The video features the elder brother from the classic Nickelodeon show, Pete & Pete. There's not much going on in the video besides Pete riding his bike around New York. What can I say, I just love New York. Check out the video.

Paul McCartney "Ever Present Past" video

Paul McCartney dancing? Yes the new video for "Ever Present Past" features McCartney dancing with a bunch of young ladies with some funny, yet minimal choreography. I guess this may be his take on OK Go's videos.

Foo Fighters "Long Road To Ruin" music video [2 versions]

Here's two videos for the Foo Fighters latest single "Long Road To Ruin." The first version is the band is the story of Davy Grolton. He goes from being a soap star to a rock star. The second video is a full performance of the song in a mall. Portions of the performance are in the first video. The band are dubbed, The Davy Grolton Band in the video.

Rashida Jones from The Office makes is in the first video.

Both versions of the video are hilarious and it's good to see the Foo Fighters still like to ham it up once and a while.

Rooney "I Should've Been After You" video

Here's Rooney's latest video for "I Should've Been After You." It's the second video from their second album, Calling the World. It's a fun little performance video with dancing girls and confetti. Rooney may not be critically acclaimed, but the band can write and record some fun pop songs.

The Redwalls "Modern Diet" video

Here's The Redwalls video for "Modern Diet." It's from their latest album that is self-titled. This is the grooviest song on the record. The video is a bit odd though, because there is no drummer. I think the current drummer isn't a permanent member, but the video does seem odd with no drum shots. It's a great song none-the-less.

The Pipettes "Because It's Not Love (But It's Still A Feeling)" video

Here's the new Pipettes video for "Because It's Not Love (But It's Still A Feeling)." It's one of many, oldschool groovy doo-wop inspired tunes that can be found on the album We Are the Pipettes.

Hot Hot Heat "Harmonicas & Tambourines" video

Hot Hot Heat tap into the 80's with their new video for "Harmonicas & Tambourines." The song's from their latest album, Happiness Ltd. Check it out.