For The Polyphonic Spree’s new “We Crawl” music video, director Dante Harper sent all 23 members of the band video cameras to shoot footage of themselves. Hundreds of hours of footage were pieced together to form an intimate kaleidoscopic look at The Spree, including band leaders Tim DeLaughter and Julie Doyle with their family. Head over to JamBase to check out the video premiere, where they’re also giving away an autographed Spree robe worn by DeLaughter!

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The Polyphonic Spree - “We Crawl”

With both of them getting ready to drop new discs, Jack Johnson (Sleep Through The Static, out 2.5.08) and Matt Costa (Unfamiliar Faces, out 1.22.08) visited the BBC’s Radio Theatre in London for a bit of concert and conversation. The show featured an interview with the laidback duo and live, acoustic versions of songs from both of their upcoming albums. You can stream the entire show from the BBC Radio 2 site and check out the duet below, in which the breezy pair mash-up Jack’s “Fall Line” and Matt’s “Sunshine.”

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Jack Johnson & Matt Costa - “Fall Line / Sunshine” (Live on BBC Radio 2)

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Music Club presents…Jack Johnson and Matt Costa

Do you like good music? Do you like cloaks? Then you’ll love watching MGMT perform “Time to Pretend” on The Late Show with David Letterman last night! Additionally, iTunes has selected “Time to Pretend” as their single of the week and made it available as a free download. Previously only available by downloading, MGMT will release (one of Hypeful’s favorite albums of 2007) Oracular Spectacular on January 22. (Thanks to Chris for the heads up!)

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MGMT - “Time to Pretend”

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Another puzzle piece has fallen into place for North American Radiohead fans about their upcoming tour. No dates or venues have been set, but the band has confirmed the cities they’ll be playing in 2008.

The list of cities is after the jump!

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Radiohead - “Jigsaw Falling Into Place”

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Director David Fincher told MTV.com in a recent interview that he’s interested in marking the 10-year anniversary of Fight Club by bringing his 1999 film to the stage as a musical. Trent Reznor has expressed interest in developing the music and Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk is keen on the idea. Fincher has previously expressed interest in the project asking, “Can you imagine people in New Jersey paying $120 to drive to the city and watch a musical about anarchy?” In lieu of shirts or programs, maybe they’ll sell Tyler Durden soap as souvenirs!