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Tuesday

UNKLE: Be There

Oldie but a rare goodie, Unkle's collaboration with the original monkey man Ian Brown still sounds relatively fresh considering the plundered trip hop sounds of the 90's. Naturally ominous and dark in mood, director Jake Scott captures the dreariness of London's afterhours tube system and the joy of portable cassette players. Watch the music video (qt).

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Friday

UNKLE: Reign

James Lavalle commissions pretty great videos. The clip for Reign matches the moody, epic quality of this Ian Brown collaboration. Musically, the track crossed the electronic, indie and brit-pop sets with easy stride. Watch the video. (qt)

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