Ohmpark’s Top 10 Music Videos of 2011

10. Oryx and Crake: “Unbound”




9. From Exile featuring Emil Werstler: “A Warm Place” (Nine Inch Nails Cover)




8. Slowriter: “Black Leaves”




7. Damon Moon And The Whispering Drifters: “Motherless Child”

Damon Moon and the Whispering Drifters “Motherless Child” from Chris Thiessen on Vimeo.




6. Lyonnais: “Dusted At Mount Sinai”

Lyonnais – Dusted At Mount Sinai from Lyonnais on Vimeo.




5. The Back Pockets: “Break Up Song”




4. Qurious: “Another Language”




3. Mane Mane: “Twinkl Sr”

Mane Mane – Twinkl Sr from Aaron Katsnelson on Vimeo.




2. Little Tybee: “I Wonder Which House The Fish Will Live In”




1. Little Tybee: “Boxcar Fair”

Little Tybee – “Boxcar Fair” from Little Tybee on Vimeo.

[Video] From Exile: Untitled New Song (Live @ The Earl 5/14/11)

[Photos & Videos] Red Sea, Little Tybee, From Exile, Oryx and Crake, New Animal @ 529 (8/25/11)

Photos by Kevin Griggs
Videos by Davy Minor

New Animal:

Oryx and Crake:


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[Video] From Exile featuring Emil Werstler: “A Warm Place” (Nine Inch Nails Cover)

Daath‘s Emil Werstler guest solos on From Exile‘s cover of Nine Inch Nails‘ “A Warm Place.”
Directed by Michael Corrigan
Cinematography by Sidarth Kantamneni

[Photos] From Exile @ The Earl (5/14/11)

[Mp3] From Exile: “The Great Below”

When I first learned that From Exile planned to do an album of Nine Inch Nails covers, I’ll be honest, I wasn’t all that excited. While I have an enormous amount of respect for Nine inch Nails, I don’t really enjoy their music all that much, and I’m far more interested in original art than in cover songs. But now, listening to Just Like You Imagined, I believe that doing a cover record actually allowed From Exile to explore and develop their sound more effectively. After two years of destroying the band’s original incarnation to build Monolith, and a year putting together a new band that could do the record justice, From Exile emerged an entirely different sort of act than the distinctly metal early version. It certainly wouldn’t be incorrect to label them as metal now, but by tossing away the confining nature of that genre in covering a band that commands its own unique sound, From Exile could really explore the full possibilities of this combination of musicians. Within a different set of boundaries, they actually had more creative freedom than having to adhere to the expectations of who they were before. There’s no telling where exactly this new direction will take the band, but there’s something exciting about hearing this fresh trajectory unfold. From Exile give away the physical version of the album tomorrow (Saturday, May 14) night at The Earl.

From Exile : “The Great Below”

Download Just Like You Imagined

[Video] From Exile: Untitled New Song @ The Earl (1/7/11)

From Exile website

[Video] From Exile: NIN Cover EP Preview

http://fromexile.com/nin/

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