Surprisingly, I haven’t thrown up one of these video round-ups in about a month. So let’s cut to the chase and bring you some of my favorite music related finds from this past week:

Probably one of the best in-studio video recordings I’ve seen since The Morning Benders Yours Truly session, Annie Lennox (St. Vincent), Liars, OS Mutantes, and Beck all look like they are having fun covering the famed 80s and early 90s Australian rock group INXS [via GvB]:

Props to the guys over at Schmooze Blog for being the first to notice this awesomely constructed summer encapsulating video for the much-buzzed-about band Cults‘s track “Go Outside”:

Really been loving the latest Beko release by the French group La Femme — especially their killer track “Sur La Planche” (or, if my high school French skills are to be trusted, “On the Board” for us Anglophiles). Posted literally minutes ago on the always wonderful Delicious Scopitone, here is a spy-like vid for La Femme’s electro-haunting track “Françoise”:

Although relatively poor quality, here is Josiah and Yoni from Why? covering the beautiful Silver Jews track “Trains Across the Sea” a year and a half ago in Le Havre, France:

The tag-team duo of sweet singer Laura Gibson & mulit-instrumentalist Ethan Ross released a music video for their track “Younger” about two weeks back. Although I’m a little late to the party, the video is so beautifully shot that it is worth a second look even if you’ve already seen it:

Keeping it Portland, here’s the latest music video for White Hinterland‘s “Amsterdam” which You Ain’t No Picasso appropriately captioned as “easily the best video about wolves and pickles I’ve ever seen”:

What’s a video round-up without La Blogotheque? This time it’s five tracks from the artist of the year nominee Beach House: