Directed by Jess Holzworth and prominently featuring a heavily made-up Chloe Sevigny, this MySpace-exclusive video for Beck's "Gamma Ray" (plugging an upcoming "Beckumentary"-- eat your heart out, Errol Morris) keeps with the psych-kissed simplicity favored for past clips from Modern Guilt (including the earlier one for the same song). We had th...

Last week Beck did "Gamma Ray" for Letterman. This week, he brings us a filmic black and white video for Modern Guilt's bouncy title track. The rest of his band doesn't show up; in fact, the only thread between this and the time we saw Hansen is the man himself/his hat. The narrative: Beck walks the streets of L.A. with a sort of Mod/Beatnik cof...

"Gamma Ray" to be specific. There was no MGMT or fatherly strings, just his usual live backing band and the darkly upbeat Modern Guilt standout. Beck looks like he's having a good time up there (note smile in the screen grab), or at least more animated than he was in the video for the track. Letterman seems to dig it, though surprisingly he does...

Beck's Danger Mouse-produced latest LP, Modern Guilt, already feels like it came out a long time ago, whether because of its out-of-time 1960s psych touches or just due to all the crazy news that's happened since its summer release. Mr. Hansen could've looked something like this on a "Late Show With David Letterman" appearance at various points ...

Gamma Ray's long-awaited 2-DVD/2-CD DVD package "Hell Yeah! The Awesome Foursome (And The Finnish Keyboarder Who Didn't Want To Wear His Donald Duck Costume) Live in Montreal", is scheduled for release