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Henry from The Young Knives accompanies us for a self-questioning and self-answering session (you'll see), and we play Mechanical Bride for the first time. It's spine-tingling.

Live track highlights from the Transgressive SxSW party from Austin, Texas, and a lengthy Ladyfuzz conversation (the only way they come), which'll warm your cockles.

Podcast 2/06: If memory serves us correctly, this is the one where Tim insults Toby's grandmother. It's perverse. We also sit down with Regina Spektor and chew the fat over her 'Mary Ann...' LP.

The first ever Trans-cast. It's shorter than the others because we didn't really know what we were doing. Note the charming offensiveness developed between your two hosts that went on to become a warming trademark for the Podcasts.

Misty magnificent magnification manipulates miscreant music here:
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Michael Jackson, don't get too excited; no kids in this. Just Battle getting scared about invisible things in the desolate British countryside.

Classic black backdrop and theatre-like scene mock-ups, with all the band-members looking somewhat scary, in this vid.

We're doubtful that burningpilot even like Transgressive, but we love them. This video catches them at their captivating, eerie best.

A beautiful, mournful love tale, enacted sumptuously by a pair of randoms, and a stalking, pervy-looking Jeremy in the background.

What a bizarre one. Jeremy's hands blur and things move very, very slowly. But it's also beguiling in a way we've never seen before.

Ever wanted to see our J-Wo float down from the clouds above via a parachute? We have, too. Here's (y)our chance.

Bright, colourful, joyful and original, all of Ladyfuzz's videos make us wiggle with excitement and wagging tongues.

With contributions from friends Mystery Jets, Bloc Party, The Rakes, Why Lout?, and many more, this is a definitive mini-docu intro to the trio.

A delightful animated film for the song Poor Boy.

A short animation by the bride herself, and set to the song "Chapel".

The band directed this self-proclaimed 'budget' video, starring a dog. MTV2 didn't play it. And we're still wondering if we can forgive them.

Flickering, sumptuous and one of Ms Spektor's finest works to date, this visual feast is as fantastical as the very song that
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It's hilarious, because brass-player Tom genuinely does look like Captain Birdseye in this out-at-sea mini-epic.

Midgets in macs, empty halls and corridors; let the paranoia breed. One of the band's most action-packed, rousing appearances to date.

We've all been there: awkward, squirming, meeting the in-laws for the first time. Your encounter wasn't as bad as this one, though, was it?

The scariest music video ever.
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They've never worked in a chip-shop, but we could be fooled. The acting skills of TYK were once revered by Sir Stephen Fry as 'a blessing to the human race'.