Category: Video of the Week

The Über Röck Singles Clüb Videö Of The Week – Slaughter To Prevail

Having got all #Grizzly on us with their latest album, released late last year, the Russian metal monsters have turned back the pages of history with this fiery retelling of one of their country’s most famous folk tales, released as a standalone offering to coincide with their latest run of shows, which kicked off in Greece just three nights ago and bring them to these shores in two weeks time…

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb Videö Of The Week – The Prestige

The Parisian post-hardcore sludgemongers pick up the pieces of their latest album, with this new visual chapter in its ongoing storyline, which is more than a mere illustration of the song but a film that brings to life the concept that runs throughout the album as a whole: transformation, survival and metamorphosis in the face of the trials that shape a life.

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb Videö Of The Week – Cwfen

There’s nothing quiet about how loudly this Scottish coven (for that is how their name is pronounced) are shouting about the unexpected journey on which they have found themselves in the 12 months since the release of their debut album – an adventure which they have now captured and documented in this audio-visual presentation, filmed on tour in Scandinavia and Ireland.

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb Videö Of The Week – A.A. Williams

Female artists seem to have dominating our video selections in recent weeks, and justifiably so, as they have been producing some of the most powerful combinations of audio and visual material to come our way in that period. And this week is no exception, as A.A. Williams once again combines fragility with force on this latest extract from her upcoming new album.

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THE ÜBER RÖCK SINGLES CLÜB VIDEÖ ÖF THE WEEK – THE KYLE JORDAN PROJECT

This gritty Canadian alt-rock trio digs deep into the dangerous beauty of obsession, on this brutally honest confessional that balances euphoria and collapse with striking honesty. Built on driving alt-rock energy and emotionally charged dynamics, the song captures that intoxicating moment when desire feels like salvation, right before the comedown hits.

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