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Video of the Day #1: Ra Ra Riot – Can You Tell?

By Phil Singer on Friday, 13th February 2009 at 6:00 pm

We’ve been getting so many videos sent to us here at TGTF recently that we’ve decided to make a daily feature out of it. Every day (for the forseeable future) you’ll get a brand new video (well, one we’ve just found) at 6pm.

To start things off, we’ve got Ra Ra Riot‘s new video, featuring a string of people being rejected in the snow. Very fitting with Valentines day tomorrow, and the weather we’ve been having.

Hopefully we will be bringing you another live review (after Last August’s) on Tuesday of Syracuse’s finest, when we (hopefully) catch them and the brilliant Answering Machine at Kings College.

Watch and enjoy:

Can You Tell is taken from Ra Ra Riot’s The Rhumb Line, which is out now.

Tags: canyoutell, rarariot, therhumbline, video, videooftheday, votd, votm

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