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Tennman Records artist Matt Morris has released a new music video for the track, "Live Forever." Directed by motion graphics animator/director Matt Stawski, who has worked with bands like Paramore and Fall Out Boy in the past, the video juxtaposes stark American Beaty-esque suburban wasteland with lush, dreamy animation. A must-see:

Better yet? We got the inside scoop from the Tennman Records artist on the video. Details below:

Q & A w. Matt Morris about New Video, Live Forever:

It's the Summer that NBA teams have been waiting for. The Knicks and Nets have suffered through some abysmal seasons, trading away whatever big-money [read: good] players they could, in the interest of clearing enough salary cap space in preparati...

Today NY Times reported that, due to Twitter, the world is in fact even smaller than we originally thought. You know the common belief that everyone on earth is connected via 6 degrees of separation, i.e. 6 friend connections? Well, according to the analysis of a company Sysomos "Twitter is, in many, ways a network with only five degrees of separation. This means that nearly everyone on Twitter is just five steps away from each other." The company Sysomos had analyzed more than 5.2 billion Twitter friendships to investigate the connectivity of the Twitter network. They also discovered that "After visiting an average of 3.32 people within the friend network, Twitter users can expect to find one of their followers"

The point is...

we are all closer than we think....

David Villa has scored five goals in this World Cup, making him the tournament's leading scorer. His latest score put tournament favorite Spain in the semifinal for the first time ever, with a 1-0 victory over Paraguay, which pretty much makes Vil...

FIFA President Sepp Blatter has apparently softened on his stance that technology has no place in football -- a new, reasonable stance that hopefully marks a new age for an organization that has been notoriously stubborn and unreceptive to the desires of its participating players, coaches, and billions of fans around the world.

Blatter: "Yes our refs have been bad, wanna fight about it?" (Photo: Reuters, via theglobeandmail)

The refereeing has been a point of contention for much of this World Cup -- with disgraceful behavior going unnoticed, and innocent behavior punished harshly, and in some cases changing the course of matches. We all remember the Ghana player who fell on his own and writhed around for 3 minutes to waste time, while the US tried desperately to score a tying goal. Or the Ivory Coast player who bumped into Kaka on Brazil, then went down holding his face, and got Kaka thrown out of the match...

But beyond the [really unwatchable] flopping and diving, the objective black-and-white mechanisms of the game aren't being honored, with legitimate goals being overlooked or disallowed for no reason. Thankfully, it seems goal-line technology, at the very least, will be open for discussion. “It is obvious that after the experiences so far at this World Cup," Blatter said, "it would be nonsense not to reopen the file on goal-line technology.”

It was this goal from England -- in its 4-1 loss to Germany -- that is front and center in this controversy. The mistake is most egregious, given that there was no acceptable reason for [presumably] trained professionals on the sport's biggest stage should miss such a clear goal. It was more than a foot beyond the goal line, and would have tied the match at 2 going into halftime.

If the ball crosses the goal line, and no ref is there to see it... (Photo: via The Mirror)

Unfortunately, Blatter will not budge on anything but goal line technology -- meaning no offsides reviews, no reviews of red cards or any other penalties that occur in the field of play. So his apology to Mexico? Kind of hollow. But baby steps, we guess...

Heartbreak for the US. I guess the real question is, "Cubs fans: How do you live this way?" (Photo: ALESSANDRO BIANCHI / Reuters) After a thrilling victory that vaulted the US World Cup soccer team to the round of 16, US dreams were dashed by a ...

photo by brooke sheridan They're one of the fastest growing bands around: originally from Berkeley, CA, now based in New York, The Morning Benders have spent the last year signing a record deal with Rough Trade Records, making waves at SXSW, and ...

Landon Donovan celebrates his game-winning goal. (AP) With the US on the brink of elimination, Landon Donovan scored the goal of his life on Wednesday, with a rebound shot in stoppage time that propelled Team USA to a 1-0 victory over Algeria. Hi...

Malian referee Koman Coulibaly (left) and a befuddled Landon Donovan... Landon, we don't know either. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno) The United States World Cup team played Slovenia to a most bittersweet 2-2 draw. Sweet because the US fell behind 2-0 at t...

Tip off. The game that followed was Homeric. Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals was a knock-down drag out fight -- a real battle that felt like it should have been played in a back alley than under the bright lights of the Staples Center. Celtics vs....