New A.C. Newman video - I'm Not Talking

From New Pornographers' frontman A.C. Newman's most recent album Shut Down The Streets, check out the brand new talk show-themed video for "I'm Not Talking."

New Flying Lotus video - Tiny Tortures

David Lewandowski directs the visually stunning video for Flying Lotus' "Tiny Tortures," featuring, if you can't tell, Elijah Wood. The video comes only a short time after Lotus revealed his Captain Murphy alter ego, which has a bevy of a mixtape you can download here.

New Metz - Dirty Shirt

One of the best new bands of 2012, METZ have released the B-Side of the trio's upcoming "Leave Me Out" single, "Dirty Shirt." Take a listen to this heavy, warbled, and all-in-all fun track below and grab the single December 4 via Sub Pop.

Dungeonesse video - Drive You Crazy

Wye Oak and Flock Of Dimes member Jenn Wasner has teamed up with fellow Baltimore native Jon Ehrens to form sparky pop duo Dungeonesse. Check out their surprisingly catchy first single "Drive You Crazy" below with a video directed by another B-More native Matthew Yake, and grab the "Drive You Crazy" 12" December 4 on Secretly Canadian.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds album preview - Push The Sky Away

The seminal, legendary Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have announced that the band's newest album, Push The Sky Away, will be released February 19, making an early push for 2013's most-anticipated album.

The band released a special preview for the upcoming album, showcasing the Australian group's creative process. For those wondering where that beautiful studio is, the band recorded the album in La Fabrique, a studio within a French mansion.

Check the preview out below, pre-order the album, and stay tuned for more details.

The Weeknd on Later ... With Jools Holland

Abel Tesfaye made his first official UK television stop yesterday on Later ... With Jools Holland to perform on of his House Of Balloons standouts, "Wicked Games." The performance comes on a trail of his appearances promoting Trilogy, which is available now. Check the performance out below.

New T.I. - Sorry (ft. Andre 3000)

A new single from T.I. may not be huge news, but anything that Andre 3000 steps into makes it huge. His guest verse on the Atlanta rapper's newest single "Sorry" is second-to-none, as usual, which makes us wonder just when he'll step out of Gillette territory and get back to what we're still all waiting for.

Check the single out below and grab T.I.'s upcoming album Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head December 18.

?uestlove's Boiler Room J Dilla tribute

Everyone's favorite ... person, ?uestlove, stopped by the always stellar Boiler Room for this very special hour long tribute to the late great J Dilla. The Detroit native's posthumous box set Donuts is set for release early next year, but you can pre-order it here via Stones Throw and Fat Beats Records.

Mikky Ekko - Pull Me Down (Ryan Hemsworth Remix)

Producer Ryan Hemsworth is a name you should be becoming more familiar with. He's dished out welcomed remixes of heavy favorites from Grimes and Frank Ocean, splitting the difference between menial pop difference maker and new wave producer. He's new remix of Mikky Ekko's "Pull Me Down" was originally a Clams Casino track, so the remix adds even more atmospheric texture to a lofty pop-friendly track. Check it out below.

New White Lung video - Glue

Continually awesome Vancouver punk band White Lung have premiered its DIY (I've been saying that a lot) video for "Glue," directed by Pierre McGarry. The short clip features the mostly-female punk band performing the scatter-shot single from its recent Sorry LP, which is out now on Deranged Records. Check it out below.

New Tanlines video - Not The Same

Brooklyn duo Tanlines have released the third video from their most recent LP Mixed Emotions. Featuring an array of themselves in the self-directed video, it makes it kinda surprising how only two people are capable of what they regularly do. Check it out below.

New Local Natives video - Breakers

The first video from Local Natives long-awaited sophomore album Hummingbird for "Breakers" has premiered. Jaffe Zinn and the band itself directs the video, playing with odd time frames and particular imagery. You can check it out below and grab Hummingbird January 29.

New Nicolas Jaar & Theatre Roosevelt - The Ego

During Thanksgiving weekend, production super "duo" Nicolas Jaar and Theatre Roosevelt (which is just Jaar himself - gotta love the name) released this warble-vocal track "The Ego." Whether this means Jaar will have more vocal-oriented work in the future is uncertain, but this is a visionary new direction. Check it out below.

Majical Cloudz - What That Was

Frequent Grimes collaborator Devon Welsh, aka Majical Cloudz, just released the second single from his upcoming Turns Turns Turns EP "What That Was." A more straight-forward pop track than seemingly anything that has come out of the aforementioned Grimes' camp, it's available to stream below.

New Mac DeMarco video - Ode To Viceroy

Montreal garage rock revisionist Mac DeMarco has released this supremely lo-fi video for his 2 lead single "Ode To Viceroy." You can check out the wrangled DIY video below, and grab the album today via Captured Tracks.

New Chromatics - Cherry

For our American friends, welcome back from Thanksgiving and all that. Yesterday, Chromatics dropped what seems like their 400th song of 2012 with "Cherry." The excellent track comes from Italians Do It Better's After Dark 2 triple LP compilation. You can stream and/or download the track below, and check out the brand new video for "Cherry" directed by Alberto Rossini.