Video of the Moment #244: The Sunshine Underground

By Phil Singer on Thursday, 13th May 2010 at 6:00 pm

One of the most underrated bands of the lat 00′s, The Sunshine Underground released their second album earlier this year. If you like Kasabian, Oasis, or any sort of modern indie you should love this, their new single, “Spell It Out” which is directed by Graeme Pearce and released on Monday, 17th May. Download a free MP3 below also, which doesn’t appear on either of their albums – to describe it, think Klaxons, but with a northern heart.

MP3: The Sunshine Underground & FC Kahuna – From The City To The Sea

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Tags: SunshineUnderground, thesunshineunderground, video, votm

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The Needle Drop

6:11 pm
13th May 2010

Loved the political undertones in that vid. In Soviet Russia, music video films you.

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