Though not as outwardly graphic as his previous bloodbath of a video, Marilyn Manson's "Putting Holes In Happiness" is plenty creepy, bizarre and disturbing--or at least that's what this 38-year-old "shock rocker" would have 1

This Brooklyn-based trio have been making consistently smart experimental noise music for quite a while now, but they've only just recently surged to the foreground of the "underground's mainstream." "The Gold We're Digging"...

"Delivery" is the first single from Babyshambles' nervously-anticipated second album, "Shotter's Nation" (due in October). A somewhat healthier looking (black & white) Pete Doherty sort of just... hangs out, singing along...

Here's a music video about entropy. The picture-perfect poolside scene gradually spins out of control and into a realm of randomness and unpredictability. "Turn On Me" is the latest single released from The Shins's successful...

In our hyper-technological age, simple has become wonderful (read: full of wonder). And the Malloy brothers aren't afraid to leave their special effects kits at home to show it. The second video released from the White...

Save yourself the cover charge and the E you wanted to drop tonight, The Used takes you into the craziest club in town in this video -- complete with the semi-psychedelics! "Pretty Handsome Awkward" is Pretty Damned Loud and...

Brooklyn-born director Elias Merhige - best known in the realm of music videos for directing Marilyn Manson's "Cryptorchid" - leaves us with his signature sense of nausea in his new video for Interpol's "The Heinrich Maneuver.

Conor Oberst's stage presence translates suprisingly well in Bright Eyes' latest music video for "Hot Knives," though his performance is a lot sweeter than usual. Bathed in bright colors and soft light, Bright Eyes steals the...

Karen O by day can be creepy, but Karen O by night prancing around is either darkly sexy. The Yeah Yeah Yeah's new video for "Down Boy" (from their forthcoming "Is Is" EP) is made up of night-vision footage from a live show....

Starting slow and spacey, the tempo picks up to a stomp halfway through. While the melody continues to echo, a turn is taken and a military-esque anthem marches angrily until the end. Creepy visuals - tall, hairy monster-...

This dark, stop-animation pick tells the tale of plushie toys - led by a gas-masked Ronald McD - setting out to destroy all living things. Uncut's loud, intense rock is a perfect accompaniment to the near-apocalyptic story....

"Icky Thump" is the first single released from the Stripes' sixth album of the same name. The video, co-directed by Jack White and the Malloy Brothers, is remarkably Tim Burton-esque both in design and content. (So many...

McCartney receives a magical mandolin in the mail (delivered by the guy who originated the Dwight part in the British version of "The Office). A simple strum from the ex-Beatle, and the instrument releases all kinds of crazy...

The Killers, dressed as suave desert adventurers, slowly go mad and decide to serve up some roasted-Brandon-Flowers for dinner. "For Reasons Unknown" is the fourth single released from their 2006 album, "Sam's Town," and is...

Whether you love it or are totally grossed out by it, the Queens' latest video is certainly provoking strong reactions. Watch and be amazed as Josh Homme performs before a devilish woman gorging herself at a lavish banquet,...