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Killed By The Video Star

May 15th, 2008

The Ting Tings - ‘That’s Not My Name’ Music Video Review | New British Alternative

This is an old song which has just been re-released in the UK by The Ting Tings, a fairly new British alternative/indie pop/dance band comprising of Jules De Martino and Katie White.
That’s Not My Name didn’t even chart the first time around but since they’ve now got some airplay and mainstream press, the band are […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

May 10th, 2008

Natasha Bedingfield - ‘Pocketful Of Sunshine’ Music Video Review | Repetitive Drivel

I was never a fan of Natasha Bedingfield when she was over here in the UK plying her trade. Her first album was okay but it wasn’t really my cup of tea.
Now, she has disappeared over to the States to find her (larger) fortune and fame, and unbelievably, the quality of music she’s producing has […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

May 6th, 2008

Pendulum - ‘Propane Nightmares’ Music Video Review | Combining Rock & Electronica

Pendulum are a new Australian band who have relocated to the UK as they know it is the Mecca of decent music. Just ask Dave over at Brit Music Scene, oh hang on that’s me! However, don’t tell Lauren at Oz Music Scene, or she’ll kill me.
After starting as producers and remixers, they are now […]

By Dave Parrack -- 1 comment

April 29th, 2008

Wiley - ‘Wearing My Rolex (What Would We Do)’ Music Video Review | Foxy Babes Galore

I’ve been quite scathing about both Dance and Hip-Hop on Killed By The Video Star up to now, and with reason too, as both genres tend to be quite shallow, and not very inventive.
However, I’ve hit a problem, as I kind of like this tune, Wearing My Rolex by Wiley, as even though it combines […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

April 28th, 2008

Adele - ‘Cold Shoulder’ Music Video Review | Not As Good As ‘Chasing Pavements’

Adele and Duffy both seemed to come from nowhere and burst on to the music scene in the wake of the success enjoyed by Amy Winehouse on both sides of the Atlantic.
In terms of first singles, Duffy was more successful, with Mercy making it to number one in the British singles chart. I personally preferred […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

April 26th, 2008

Mystery Jets - ‘Two Doors Down’ Music Video Review | Revisiting 80s Cheese

The Mystery Jets are a five piece Indie band from the UK who you probably haven’t heard of as yet. No, that’s not me being snobby, but unless you’re British, and in to new Indie, it’s just a statistical fact.
So I am here to teach you, and to that end, here is their new single, […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

April 24th, 2008

Kylie Minogue - ‘In My Arms’ Music Video Review | Like The 1980s All Over Again

Kylie Minogue is huge in the UK, Europe, Japan, and her native Australia, but America just doesn’t seem to have taken her to their hearts like the rest of the world. She’s the female Robbie Williams in that respect.
This song, In My Arms, is the third from her new album, X, which is her in […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

April 19th, 2008

The Feeling - ‘Without You’ Music Video Review | Pure Pop Love Song From England

I’ve already given The Feeling some airplay here on Killed By The Video Star, but as none of you seemed to notice, or care, I thought I’d try again. I warn you, if I get no comments this time, I’ll keep plugging their videos until someone takes notice!
This is the second song from their second […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

April 15th, 2008

Fragma - ‘Toca’s Miracle’ Music Video Review | Another Crappy Dance Re-Release

What the hell is happening with dance tunes these days? Is releasing them once not enough for anyone? It seems they all have to be released multiple times, often years apart.
We’ve already seen it happen with the Utah Saints re-releasing Something Good. Basically the same song as the original, just speeded up for the 2008 […]

By Dave Parrack -- 1 comment

April 10th, 2008

The Kooks - ‘Always Where I Need To Be’ Music Video Review | Americanised Enough?

British band The Kooks are continuing their mission to become completely Americanised, as can be witnessed in this, their latest video for Always Where I Need To Be.
As a big British music fan, as anyone who regularly reads Brit Music Scene will know, I find it sad when home-grown artists feel the need to change […]

By Dave Parrack -- 0 comments

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