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This video for Willoughby's cover of the John Lennon classic I'm Losing You was filmed during the band's 2008 US tour, mostly while on the road in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Nevada.

Directed by: Gus Seyffert
Produced by: Sargent Studios
Edited by Lindsay Seyffert
Shot by: Willoughby

This video is a combination of Wes Johnson's fantastic film "powerlinerflyers", found on his Vimeo page here: vimeo.com/wesjohnson

This is just a haunting and beautiful film and when we saw it we wanted to fit a Willoughby piece to it. With Wes' kind permission, we are able to share it with you.

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2 girls in a band have their dreams of go-go dancers and rock'n'roll heaven interrupted by crazy topless shrimp ladies hungry for breakfast!

Never before seen footage from the unreleased renegade short film "Give Up" by Nicole Morier, co directed with Nick Ebeling. Filmed and edited by Randy Wedick, it tells the story of a young woman's irrational meltdown about the political environment in the U.S. through delusional rantings captured in a video diary as she plots to overthrow the government.

Images from the film have now been combined with a performance of the song "Just Like I Am" from Nicole Morier of Electrocute.

The debut single from LA's Willoughby, co-written by Gus Seyffert and his close friend Benji Hughes, the song is somewhat of a companion piece to Benji's song Mummy, from his forthcoming album, A Love Extreme. Stereogum said, "Willoughby is the project of Los Angeles' Gus Seyffert, who recorded and produced his debut album I Know What You're Up To largely on his own. Sonically, he said he "wanted to capture the organic, analog sound of all the great records I love -- by people like Harry Nilsson, Sparklehorse, the Zombies and Chet Baker." You can sorta get a bit of Baker's soft vocal tones and some of that Nilsson strumming (and facial hair) in "Frankenstein." We were told the song is "a love letter from Frankenstein to Frankenstein's monster.""
Directed by Manny Marquez for Streelight Films
DoP/Editor: Randy Wedick