Never Shout Never’s newest video release, Time Travel.

Incubus has released the video for their first single, “Promises, Promises” off of their newest album If Not Now, When? Due out July 12.

Decoder (signed on Rise Records) has released their video for “Believers” off of their debut album which debuted at #44 on the Billboard Top Heat-Seekers.

The band is currently on the Rise Records Tour 2011 with Memphis May Fire, Ten After Two, and That’s Outrageous!.

Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows has premiered their new music video for their song “Sex Life” off of their latest self-titled album. Slightly confusing, it all makes sense towards the end. Check it out below.

Chiodos has nothing on these guys.

New York City band, TV/TV has recently released their debut music video for their 2009 hit Smalltime and it is soon to be followed by a video for another single, Much Too Much, directed by Jeff McGovern, set to be released next Tuesday.  You can download both of these songs, and others, such as their newest release Crazy Heart here.

“I wanted it to have the coolness & stupidness of Weezer, the absurdity of the Flaming Lips, & the nonchalance of Pavement, like, ‘we really don’t give a sh*t.’ It combines all these things that I like, all these little nuggets of ridiculousness.”

Motion City Soundtrack frontman Justin Pierre could not resist his inner urge to create his own music video for “A Lifeless Ordinary,” off the band’s 2010 album My Dinosaur Life. He recently took advantage of his downtime to work on the one-take clip for the song. It took 19 tries to get it right, Pierre told SPIN.com, no surprise since making their way around an empty pool are his bandmates, random extras, and a plethora of dancers. “I haven’t had this much fun in long time,” Pierre says of the video which was directed by Shane Nelson. Pierre claims that the “making this video reaffirmed my belief that you should just trust yourself, and do things you like with people you like. Exactly what I had in my mind came out onscreen.”

“We’re focused on writing great songs that resonate with what the band has become. If you listen to it in your car or on headphones, we want it to feel like a big, flowing rollercoaster ride – where you never quite know what’s coming next.”

Typically to the left of frontman Tom Higgenson, guitarist Tim Lopez premieres solo lead vocals on the Plain White T’s new single “Rhythm of Love” which he wrote inspired by his latest romance. The T’s will be performing on Good Morning America this August, along with the new album “Wonders of the Younger” produced by Ian Kirkpatrick releasing this October. Of the new album, Higgenson stated that it is “still very much a Plain White T’s album. The songs are sincere and melodic, no matter what the subject matter. We want to create an experience that takes our fans to an unexpected place while still giving them songs to sing along to.”

Stereo Skyline broke out of the underground music scene with the hit Heartbeat, written when lead singer Kevin Bard was only 15. The single was rerecorded for the July 20th release of their album, Stuck on Repeat which hit #2 on the iTunes Top Alternative chart within a few hours of its release. This past February, they were featured on the Alternative Press 100 Bands You Need To Know list, then spent the beginning of the summer on the Bamboozle Roadshow alongside acts such as Forever the Sickest Kids, All Time Low, The Ready Set, and LMFAO. Until the end of August, Kevin, Brian Maddox, Clayton Johnson, & Rob Michelson will be hitting the roads with The Audition, Cash Cash, The Downtown Fiction, and Cady Groves on their headlining journey labeled “The Stuck on Repeat Tour”. Stereo Skyline is quickly Read More