Video Of The Day

Doomtree just debuted their "Bangarang" music video on Vice. Watch what happens when Har Mar Superstar crashes Doomtree's karaoke party - and the crew takes turns wearing Har Mar's stagewear. Video directed by Isaac Gale, produced by Nathan Kloke, and edited by JoLynn Garnes:



Via Isaac Gale
Submitted by @marrina.

YouTube features Bon Iver videos made by locals on main page today

How cool is this?! YouTube has jumped on the Bon Iver bandwagon upon the release of his just-release suite of music videos that accompany each song on his self-titled release. We know by now that locals Dan Huiting, Isaac Gale, David Jensen, and JoLynn Garnes worked on those videos, but YouTube has taken it a step further and featured videos from the directors featured on that album. That means videos from the directors' archives including Doomtree, Lazerbeak, Astronautalis, GAYNGS, Heiruspecs, and MN Original, featured on YouTube's main page today. Head over there now to watch the videos.



And in other Bon Iver news, his video album has snagged some high-profile press on Time.com and the Fader. Minnesota boys, you done good.

Via Dan Huiting on Facebook
Submitted by @jahnapeloquin

Video: Cloak Ox's "Prison"

The Cloak Ox's new video for "Prison" directed, filmed and edited by Isaac Gale just debuted online for the first time, and it's been making the rounds on social media channels (though if you were at the video premiere party on August 27 at CO Exhibitions, you would've already seen it). It's the first video from the new project from Andrew Broder, Martin Dosh, Jeremy Ylvisaker, and Mark Erickson, who will release their debut EP Prisen at a release party on September 30 at Loring Theater.



Via Isaac Gale on Facebook
Submitted by @jahnapeloquin

Gale & Huiting collab for Colin Stetson video

Today Pitchfork premiered the new video for "The Stars in His Head" by Montreal-based saxophonist Colin Stetson (Bon Iver, Arcade Fire, Bell Orchestre), which was directed by local luminaries Isaac Gale and Daniel Weekly Huiting with art direction by David Jensen. Pretty spooky/intense/beautiful, guys!