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Isbells take Euro-folk-pop Stateside with their "Elation" video.

Belgian folk outfit Isbells have been waiting a long time to cross over into the States (which is maybe why they're so..."elated"? More on that in a minute). And they totally deserve a shot at stardom across the pond -- Gaëtan Vandewoude & Co. have been spreading the folk-pop gospel since 2009, playing more than 150 shows in Europe, Australia, China, and Japan, and making the rounds at festivals like the Netherlands' EuroSonic and the U.K.'s The Great Escape. (Man, why don't we live in Europe??) That's not to say America hasn't gotten a small taste of Vandewoude's soft-spoken, woodsy world; so far Isbells have released a four-song EP Heading For The Newborn in the States, and now, they'll release 2012's Stoalin' Stateside in March. But first, get lost in the video for the album's lead single, "Elation."

Watch Isbells' "Elation" video after the jump.

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Doe Eye attends a noir house party in her new "Hotel Fire" video.

Typically when you hear about a new band, one of the first questions that comes to mind is, "I wonder where they got their name from?" No such issue here with Maryam Qudus, aka Doe Eye; the answer becomes obvious about 20 seconds into the video for her song "Hotel Fire," off the John Vanderslice-produced Hotel Fire EP. In fact, the only thing more smoldering than the San Francisco vocalist's gaze is the literally smoldering fire engulfing the track's titular hotel.

Watch Doe Eye's "Hotel Fire" video after the jump.

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PK is back with a new name: Night Riots.

If California rockers Night Riots sound familiar to you, it's probably because you've been jamming to the band's The Lost Boys Sessions since they were called PK. One name change later, the quintet's embraced a spookier, synthesizer-based sound on "Spiders," their first track under the new moniker, and singer Travis Hawley still commands the music with Brandon Flowers-esque confidence. "We will march on, into the night," he encourages over ghostly backing vocals, "Don't let up, don't fade away." The band didn't forget their electric guitars, which chime in brightly on the second verse -- though it seems their vintage lightbulb days are behind them.

Watch Night Riots' "Spiders" vignette video after the jump.

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Stone Cold Fox get through a bad breakup in their "Seventeen" video.

It's been a while since we've had our hearts broken (*knocks on wood* *gives SO foot rub* *makes complicated dinner*), but it's impossible to forget how it feels. And it only takes one look at Stone Cold Fox's "Seventeen" video to remember our own tears, (unreturned) texts, and hours of Facebook stalking (we mean... uh... what?) as Fox frontman Kevin Olken Henthokrn lays dazed in a pile of beer cans, food, blow-up dolls, and meds after splitting up with his girlfriend. (Well, we wouldn't know anything about the blow-up dolls, never having been there, but everyone deals with </3 on their own terms.)

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