Johnny Headband's Video "And Then Again" Featured On MTV Buzzworthy

"The dudes in Johnny Headband are all about perseverance. In their fantastically wacky video for "And Then Again," the Detroit-based electro-pop trio try their best at chess, racing and rodeo and end up with some wildly mixed results. But just like your mom probably told you a million times: It's not whether you win or lose, it's how sexy you look while crawling across a strobe-lit dance floor in your gender-bending off-the-shoulder blouse and super-creepy black gloves." Read the full write up and watch their video now here!

The Pack a.d.'s "Sirens" Video Featured On MTV Hive

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Listen to The Premiere of Dana Falconberry's “Petoskey Stone” On MTVHive

"Falconberry, who in the past tended to keep things on the sparse side, branches out into an orchestral-folk arrangement, complimenting the high pitch that lines her voice with strings and harps. It’s a reflective, yet whimsical song, the way one should be when waxing on days spent discovering these little Lake Michigan gems." Visit MTV to listen to Falconberry's lovely new track.

Mannequin Men's "Why Do I Get?" Premieres On MTV Hive

“Why Do I Get?” a catchy gem of a song from the group’s new self-titled record, is a woozy, rambling slow burner that simply asks “Why do I get so tired?” And it almost didn’t make the final track listing.

“Originally we wrote the song hanging out at the practice space after the bar with just three of us,” says guitarist Kevin Richard. “We were gonna bail on it but decided to bring it to the band and Ethan [D’Ercole, guitar] came up with that little guitar lick and made all the difference.” LIsten to "Why Do I Get?" over on MTV Hive right now.

MTV Checks Out Strong Killings Track “Too Cool”

"Sometimes a rant is all you ever need — and this sharply unhinged, tight-as-skin three-piece from Seattle has your business handled. Strong Killings grab at equal parts punk and gut rock, recalling Screaming Females without the glossolalic solos and with one heavy dose of tongue-in-cheek." Listen to Strong Killings "Too Cool" and read the full preview on MTV here.